Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30

Cleveland, +. Nj. Bags and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fannie Norrington, of Bridgeport.
49,
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Hillbourne, of Findlay, and Mr..
Lewis, of Mingo, formerly of Bellaire.
which will occur in about two weeks.
49,
Prof Mullen Will give another of those
receptions, which are so popular with his
pupils and friends, and especially with
parents, on next Thursday evening. Prof.
killmyer, as usual, will officiate at the
piano.
very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Gertie F'ritsch, at her home on
the South Side, last Wednesday evening.
Cards, dancing and conversation contribu-
ted toward making the evening most en-
ioyable one, while refreshments served at
the usual hour were by no means the least
appreciated feature. The party dispersed
at seasonable hour.
rs
Among the young ladies who have at
tanned considerable proficiency in piano
playing in this city are Miss Sadie En-
sheimer and Miss Rose Somehow. Miss
Emsheimer's technique is admirable, while
Miss Sonneborn interprets Lists music
with much expression. Miss Ella 7. Web
ster, of Flushing, Ohio, well known here,
is skilled in Chopin.
M
The date of the coming musicale at the
Wheeling Club is December 9th. and some
interesting features are promised.
M
Church choirs that include superior con-
tralto singers are those connected with st.
Matthews Episcopal and the Second Pres
byterian churches, while the First Presby-
terrain choir has fine soprano
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The Ladies' Vocal Club and Male Chorus
will meet at +. w. Banners Monday even
ing, at I 30.
80
The most accomplished amateur lady
pianist in this section is said to be Miss
Daisy Cockayne, who resides near Mounds
Vile She has wonderful mastery of the
keys, and eXcels particularly in the works
of List.
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Mrs. Palmer, who is teaching vocal music
in GAINESVILLE, and who has as many pupils
as she can manage, expresses herself as
much pleased over the number OF fine
voices she finds in the town. Mrs. Palmer
and some of our Wheeling musicians. as
sisted by Miss Kelly, of Barnesville, who
is so we'll known here in musical circles
expect TO give concert in GAINESVILLE in
the near future.
Miss Margaret Wells entertained party
of Young folks at her home on Fourteenth
street, on Friday evening. Refreshments
were served at IL o'clock. Those present
were: Misses Birdie Lane, Ella Planky,
Stella Lane, Jennie Wilson, Belle Lane;
Messrs James r. Michaels, \. Hanna,
Lamasters, Welch, Murphy, Heiner,
Worlle.
The full dress hop given by the Bachelor
Club on Thanksgiving night at t'ranzheim's
Hall. was the most successful affair yet
given by that popular organization. Some
| OF the costumes of the ladies were very
| elaborate Visitors were present from Bel
laire Bridgeport. Cameron, Martins
| Ferry, Uhrichsville, Alliance, Massillon
and Washington The Opera House or
| chestra discoursed its sweetest music, to
which dancing was INDUCED in until eleven
O'Clock, when all repaired TO the Cafe
Brunswick. where splendid supper was
discussed. Returning to the hall, dancing
was resumed and kept up until two O'Clock.
| ~
The Cotillion Club was pleasantly enter
tanned on Friday evening by the Misses
Mamie and Holly Patterson, at their home
at Elm Grove. Dancing, sociabtllty and
refreshments were on the programme, and
the club, on the whole, enjoyed one OF its
merrieSt sessions.
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The Young PEOPLES Society of Christian
Endeavor. of the Presbyterian Church at
| Bridgeport. gave very enjoyable social at
the home of \. j. Bags. There was good
attendance, and all carried away with
| them the memory of delightful evening.
| -
Miss Kate Fox, of South Main street,
gave very pleasant and enjoyable party
Thursday evening in honor of her cousin,
Miss Kate Maloney, who is her guest.
Cards and other games We're played and at
a seasonable hour tempting refreshments
were served which were heartily discussed
by all.
THURSDAY afternoon number Of the
Young friends of Miss Annie SEafer as
sembIed at her home on South Eoff street
| to assist her in celebrating the ninth ami
versarv of her birth. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly in dancing and other
| amuSements.
A grand entertainment and promenade
concert will be given at Germania Hall,
Wednesday evening next, under the au-
1
| =. Robert Stewart, VIM. Dinnis and VIM.
Barber compose the committe, and j. O.
| Gray and Louis Davis Reception Commit
tee. while Geo ". w. Brunswick IS Gen
| eral Director.
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Miss Gussie Miller entertained friends
at her home on North Main street, one
evening last week. There was quite
large assemblage of young people present,
and the hours were well filled in.
| ~
If the dance has held undisputed sway at
any time this season it did on Thanksgiving
eve, when the town fairly re-echoed with
| flying feet There were dances in almost
every available hall on the North and South
| Sides, as we'll as in the Central portion.
Nearly all the music in the city was en-
! gagged, and the dancers were out by hun
| dreds.
The fair and festival given three nights
of last week by the ladies of the Church OF
| the Immaculate Conception proved draw
| ing card. There were large crowds in at
tendance every evening and the sales were
! liberal The following ladies had charge
| of the various booths:
Fancy Booth-Mrs. r. V Ankle. assist
ed by Mrs. Martin Brady, Mrs. Keenan,,
| Mrs Adam Hasenauer and Miss Ella
Ankle.
Refreshment Booth-Mrs. Jennie Quig-
lev, assisted by Misses Mary Rose, Annie
Pappert, and Maggie Owens.
Lemonade Booth-Miss Kate Smith, as
sisted by Mrs Kate Altmyer and Misses
Ella Coughlin and Annie Bole.
Supper Booth-Mrs. Amiel Smith, as
sisted by Mrs Aug. Ney, Mrs. Clark and
Mrs John Hasenauer.
49,
Thare will be the usual Monday evening
dance ut the Wheeling Club tomorrow
evening. Killmyer will play.
THOMAS X. MOFFET.