Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-15
SOCIAL MELANGE.
WHAT Is GOING on III TIE HOLIDAY
WEEKS.
Ss7sral Weddings, Parties and Balli-VaFlOuS
Social ScintlatiOns That Marx the
Christmas Programme.

The ladies of Pleasant Valley Will 10
ceiye their friends at the residence OF MISS
Shrivor, Thursday afternoon OF TINS week
Miss Shriyer will be assisted by Mrs
Platoff Zane and her cousin, Miss Georgia
McClurg, of Pittsburg, Pa, who Is Mrs
Zane's guest.
Speaking of amateur actors. Mr., r.. b
Franzheim, of this city, was formerly
valuable component of a Boston dramatic
club during his studentship at the Hub
And the high standard of dramatic CLUBS
such as they have in Boston are not tc
/ be sneeZed at.
The members of the Physical Culture
Club, composed of a number OF the society
ladies of the city, now under regular in
struction by Prof. Krough at Turner Hal,
have received their calsthenic costumes.
They consist of loose fitting blouses, with
Jenness Miller skirts. The scene is now
said to be very enhancing.
The many friends of Mrs. Dixon rendered
her very pleasant surprise party at her
home on Twentieth street last Thursday
evening. Cards and instrumental music
contributed toward making the evening
mass enioyablv. Refreshments were dis
cussed throughout the evening and the
merry party dispersed at seasonable
hour.
The home of Mrs. John Bremen on Eight
eenth street was the scene OF merry
assemblage last Tuesday evening, the oc'
casion being a surprise party, in honor OF
the anniversary of her birth. About nine
couples were present The evening was
very enjoyably spent in cards, music ana
conversation, while refreshments served at
the usual hour were not the least appre-
ciated feature.
Miss Marcia Schoiield entertlined few
of her friends at her home on Walnut
street, Martins Ferry, Friday evening.
Games, cards and dancing were INDUCED
in, aud at Il o'clock the guests adjourned
to the dining room, where sumptuous re-
past was served Those present were
Misses Hattie McWilliams, Ella Conway,
Lizzie Otto, Lucy McWilliams, Ida Coss,
Gretta SchOfield, and Hattie Lee, OF Bell
aire. The gentlemen were Messrs. Will Mar
tin, Charlie Evans. Harry Johnson, Jesse
Bavless, Allan Mckee, and Frank Kelley,
of Toronto.
Mr.. Charles H. Mckee and Miss Allie
NJ. Hawkins were married Thursday even
ing at the residence of Theodore Berkman
on Eighteenth street, By Rev. Il. w. Lynch.
After the ceremony supper was spread
by Mrs. Mary j. Mckee and Mrs. Berk-
man, to which all prpsent did ample justice.
Among the presents received were: Mr..
Frank Walters, silver castor; Miss Katie
Graham, tablecloth and napkins; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Walters, silver knives and
forks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wcllings, plush
rocker: Mrs Mary j. Mckee, silver spoons
and water set: Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Berkman. chamber set; Miss Annie ID.
Starbuck, towels; Mrs. Cal Etzlor, towels;
Mr.. s. b. Mckee, handsome present: Miss
|. 4. Lennon, Colerdin, Ohio, bread plate,
and many others.
There was a very enjoyable social assem-
bly, at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. VIM.
II. Shuttleworth, on Broadway, Martins
Ferry on Friday evening, the event being
the entertainment of the Arcadians. All
present spent Il most delightful evening
and enjoyed the choice refreshments. Dir
and Mrs. Shuttleworth entertain beautiful
" and il is a pleasure TO go TO their home.
The guests were as follows: DR.. and Mrs.
\. Il. Ong, Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Dick
son, Capt. and Mrs. l.. W. lnglcbiight, DR..
aud Mrs VIII Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wctherall, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Shrevc,
Miss Eloise Gray. Miss Ida Hoylc, Miss
Ella Inglebright. Miss Mary Campbell,
Miss Eva Northwood. Miss Maggie Raj
ston, VIII Cattell. Rev. II. Campbell,
Frank Shuttlcworth. j. A. Bownocker,
John w Crooks and Fred Hail.