Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21

thing awfullv fetching and appealing about
womanly hXtures-laces, feathers and all
those soft fluffy things, but who wants TO
make love TO a fOur-in-hand tie and an En-
glish shirt, however smart they may ben
f.
The Red Rose Social gave dance at
Beethoven Hall. Wednesday evening,
which was attended by the jOyial spirits
that form this happy organization. a well
arranged order of dances was carefully
discussed until a late hour Music was
furnished by Mayors orchestra Near
midnight "a lunch was served at Ziegen-
/ folders.
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/ The entertainment at the North Street
| NJ. r. Church Monday evening, given I'M
der the auspices Of the Cleaners Society of
that church, was a decided success. An
enjoyable programme was rendered
/ throughout, added largely 10 by three de-
hghtful solos by Miss Lille Piper, which
were listened TO with rapt attention by the
large audience present
I A recherche hop was given Monday eve
ming no the City Hail, Bridgeport, by the
young society people of that place The
affair was i'm charge of a committee COM
posed of Oliver Howeus, John Kuhn and
/ George Cook. Visitors We're present from
I St Cairsvine, Bellaire, Martins Ferry
and Wheeling. Prof Charles Killmeyer
I dances was merrily discusseu, and the gen
uemen in charge scored a ten-strike in the
matter of social success.
A new amusement particularly adapted
Co the traditional talent of fair woman is
the progressive conversation party
which had lbs birth in the East. It's pop
ularity is established by its possibilities TO
entertain any number of guests though
more than twenty cannot be easily man
AGED It's mOdus Operaudi is somewhat as
follows As many chairs as required by
the number of guests invited are arranged
in pairs In continuous line, one behind
the other. and are yoked together with
broad ribbons of different cOlOrs. The
topics of conversation for the evening are
announced ON the invitation cards. y card
ON which is written a topic of conversation
is tied with "a narrow ribbon 10 the con-
Meeting ribbons ON the chairs, and tally
cards, AS in progressive euchre. with
Tiny ribbon bow which matches the
colors ON the chairs. are arranged for both
ladies and gentlemen. as I'M the game when
played with cards When all the guests
have drawn "a card they take their seats ac-
cordiug Co the color designated by the tally
card the ladies Ou the left and the gentle
men ou the right. the hostess taps a bell,
and the buzz of conversation begins. Ten
minutes are allowed to each topic, and the
topic Ou each set of chairs differs from all
the others. The judges chosen pass down
tbc line and critiCiSe. and at the end of the
time specified a0iN gold star ON the card
of the best couvcrSQtiOnailSt, "a silver star
on tlc card of the vauquished. The entire
c1uuauy change seats. the gentleman re
treating one seat, the lady advancing one,
aud the buzz begins again When ten
changes have been made, ten topics dished
up and discussed, the person having the
greatest number of gold s.ars is the win
ner.
Thursday evening Mr. O. L. Turney of
rne s'aud. gave "a stag party % his friends
. previous 90 his departure for the jefferson
Neica. College of Philadelphia The
evening was delightfully."- spent i'm various
WAYS. the musical part being quite "a fea-
rre The local talent was well displayed
b. Boo piano. guitar and vocal solos, quartets
& Duets u-ettes, etc. The crowd also in-
lu.-ci n cards, dancing and chestnut
cracking, but these We're all laid away as the
l.InE-r0om doors were thrown open and
tempting supper was served in courses
After supper JOY reigned supreme, but the
browning feature of the evening was the
"Boval Bumper so 20 speak or words TO
that effect Some of the guests were so
overcome by the appearance of this uueN-
pectej character that they thought every
breath would be their next. Every
body bad "a good time. and the occasion
was one long 10 be remembered.
A pretty morning wedding was cele-
bratei at ST. Alphonsus Church Tuesday
morning 40 SIX o'clock by Rev Father
nnfnCr
Mr. Leo BeltZ and Miss Theresa Relster.
After the ceremony very appetizing we'd
ding breakfast was served ~ the home OF
the brides parents. The presents were
many and handsome At noon the happy
couple left for Cleveland and the North
west on am extended bridal tour
The presents received by the couple were
us follows. j. Feiu.er and wife, silver
knives and forks; the Misses Fenler steel
mantel ornament, Mr. and Mrs Bleden-
bach. silver tablespoons and engraved tuin-
blers Mr. William Hellstern, of SteOen-
beuvilc. acted as best man. and Miss
Laura Ashley as bridesmaid. Miss Laura
Ashley, silver teaspoons; William Hail
stern. fine steel engraving; representatives
. |Of BELTS tailoring establishment. fine hre
set and coal vase: Ella Tucker. decorated
pie plates and bread plate; Mrs. Joseph
Hunt, fine bed spread and towels.
Mr. David Reister. fine decorated cham
ber set. Mr.. u. FitzsimmOns, fine mantcl
ornaments; Misses Barbara, Katie and
Mary Leiswich. fine steel engraving.
There was q bowling party at the park
Tuesday evening given by Robert Is. Nc
Cmre After pleasant season with the
pins the party came 10 Wheeling on the
last motor and repaired TO the home OF Mi.
Mcclure, where another hour or two OF
s0cia0lity was passed. The party was IN
honor of N1r. and Mrs. Crawford II. Booth,
oil Texas.
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Auleasaut time was had by those attend
inr the progressive "Tiddiey Wink party
given bv Miss Sophie Carr on Tuesday
evening. at her home in Pleasant Valley,
I'm honor of her visitors. Misses Blanche
B. and Della Eustou. of s. Louis, ON the eve
.of their departure "Iiddley Wink IS "a
game of quite recent introduction into this
Pr city and 10 is becoming quite popular
e Miss Della Euston and Miss Ma Is;
b Forbes and Messrs. Harry Whitaker ana
Howard Simpson won the first and second
- prizes respectively.
Fifteenth street. Thursday afternoon.
WAS the scene of a pretty wedding event
The affair occurred i'm the handsome par
l0rs 40 the residence of Col. August Rolf
the contracting parties being his talented
daughter, Miss Amelia e.. Rolf. and Albert
Never. bookkeeper 40 Stifel X Co. S dry
goods store The uupitals took place az =
O'Clock. and were sOicmuiZed by Rev. y. IL.
DOrublaZer Miss Lena Never. sister OF
- the groom. gracefully ohicated as brides
maid. and William i. Rolf. brother of the
, bride, assisted as best man. The happy
d couple left on the APO train over the
b Pewiky en- route 90 New Nook, Boston and
s other Eastern places, the trip lasting some
s. three weeks. The bride has many friends
ln New York City, whom she met iu
, Europe on the occasion of her visit there
with the family some seven years ago On
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Never will re.
e side for "a while with Col Rolf on Fifteenth