Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-12
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
Festivities That Marks the Holiday Pro-
gramme.

King Solomon Lodge No. : made mer.
ry at Germania Hall last evening with
supper, fair and dance.
The young lady school teachers oil
Martins Ferry will give festival and
entertainment at Glen's Run school
house, tomorrow evening, for the bene-
fit Of the school.
At the English Lutheran Church last
evening there was supper and enter
tainment which was well attended. The
programme was very pleasing, and all
pa sed an enjoyable evening.
! 1t has been definitely decided that the
Fort Henry Club will be formally
opened with reception Tuesday even
ing, December Odd, and not the 10th, as
has been mentioned as the date.
This evening there will be public
installation of the officers of Stephens
Corps No. ), at IIandlan's Hall, South
Side. All comrades and the public gem
orally are invited to be present.
Misses Lena Jump and Kate Startling
were rendered a pleasant surprise party
Wednesday night by large number OF
their young friends. Excellent refresh
mentS were served during the evening.
C. Kraus & Co. treated their employees
with wild turkey layout at Conard's
restaurant last night. The fowls were
served up in the highest style of the
culinary art, and they were discussed
with apparent resish.
A wedding occurred at the parlOrS of
Father Mattingly, of st. Mary'S Church,
Martins Ferry, last evening ut o clock.
the principals being Mr.. Scott Linn and
Miss Ella O'Donnell. A reception fol-
lowed ut the home of the groom.
The Bachelor Club gave one of their
enjoyable dances at Franzhcim'S Hall,
last night The usual crowd was pres
ent, including a number of visitors from
nearby towns. Prof. ChaS. Killmycr
furnished the music, and supper was
served at the Cafe Brunswick at eleven
o'clock.
This afternoon and evening the La
dies Aid Society of the Fourth Street
NJ. +. church will hold doll fair at
Gcrmania Hall. and the affair will UNI
doutedly be a success. The ladies have
very large variety Of dolls, and they
will be sold at reasonable figures. The
fair opens p. m.
Frank c. Rel. the popular Il. Il O.
train dispatcher at Grafton, aud Miss
Rose ByerS, We're married in the parlOrs
of the Central Hotel, in Grafton, last
night. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. II. Flanagan. They left last
night for this city, where they will re-
main Il week, the guest OF friends.
Wednesday evening at 100 Mr.. Ed
ward WiSwell and Miss Emma Carpen-
ter, of North Wheeling, were married
at the residence of Rev. j. Il. Mcclure,
ID. d., on Chapline street. Mr.. WiSwcll
is connected with the construction of
the back river bridge, while the bride
is Il well known resident of North Main
street.
The home of Mr.. Isaac Bogard Jr., in
Fulton. was the scene of Il merry assem-
blage, last night, his friends being
gathered in honor of the ami
verSary Of his birth. Dmmey's
orchestra was present, and diSc0ursed
sweet music, TO which dancing was in
uulgeu III unJll ldlc HOUT. heIIcsH-
mentS were served and discussed
throughout the evening, and a general
good time was had by all. A pleasing
feature of the occasion was The presen-
ton to Mr. Bogard by his wife, of u
fine gold watch and chain. The presen-
tation speech was made by +. L. Win
tiers, of the FOHSbldu, and Mr.. Bogard
expressed his thanks in few well
choscd words.