Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

ing: the weather was beautliul; the hg-
ureS. of which there were six, with rib
bon fay0rs containing the names OF the
ladies and gentlemen who gave them,
were pretty. and were gracefully led by
Mr.. George Baird. assisted by Miss Flor
ence or and Mr.. Clarence Moore, of
Charleston: the refreshments served at
midnight were very palatable and neatly
served, and in fact every feature OF the
/ German was success. The general
dance that followed was very enjoyable,
and the pleasures of the occasions will
long be remembered by those fortunate
enough to be there.
The young men did not turn out near
ly as well as they ought 10 have done,
however. and ! am sorry 10 say that
there were anumber who rather wanted
10 see the German a failure. Why, /
cannot tell. II was certainly wrong
spirit TO manifest, and l am glad they
We're disappointed.
The reception and ball given by the
| kirkwoOd Athletic association on
Thursday evening. at their club house,
was the event of the season i'm Bridge
port social circles. and was in the ma
tme of a farewell by this popular organ
iZatiOn. The Opera House orchestra
was present and of course the music
was an that could be desired. The
/ floor was never i'm better condition and
everything passed of i'm a most delight
/ ful manner. The toiletteS of the ladies
were very handsome, several especially
elegant ones being noticed. \ number
of Wheeling people and other visitors
We're present. At midnight refresh
mentS of most tempting nature were
served by Bridgeport'S well-known ca
tercr, Miss Maggie AdOlph, and this
/ feature of the affair was not the least
enjoyable by any means.
II is understood the Athletic Club
will end its existence i'm September
next, when It's present club house will
/ be- torn down. The organization has
been very popular one. and its social
affairs Will certainly be missed.
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Miss Hannah Smith gave a very pleas
ant progressive euchre party at her
home i'm Bridgeport, Thursday evening,
and all present spent a very enjoyable
time. AT the conclusion of a most in
tereSting contest refreshments were
served and the prizes wete awarded.
Mrs. Mary Sargent and Mr.. ChaS. Smith
We're the highest ON the list of victories,
and 90 them was awarded the SpOilS.
The hop given by the Bachelor Club
last Wednesday evening was the most
successful yet given by that popular or
ganizati0n. About twenty-five couples
were present. and spent the evening
very pleasantly. dancing 10 Prof. ChaS.
Killmyer'S music Ateleyen o'clock the
party repaired 90 Van keuren'S. where
splendid supper awaited them, TO
which they did full justice. Dancing
was then resumed and kept up until "a
SeaSouablc hour.
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Tuesday evening the Ariou Society
gave very enjoyable concert and ball
at their club house ON the South Side.
TheatricaiS also formed part of the even
ug's entertainment and Mr.. +. II.
LANCE made his first appearance as Il star
on amy stage, and covered himself with
glory. At the conclusion of the musical
and literary entertainment. which was
splendid. the floor was cleared for dane
ing and the Opera House orchestra kept
/ feet tripping at a lively rate until an
early hour Wednesday morning, when
an left highly pleased.
Prof. John Mullen rendered his pu-
pills and their friends pleasant hop at
Maennerchor Hall. Tuesday evening,
which was well attended. Killmeyer
made the music and those present en-
ioyed the affair thoroughly
That popular social organization
known as The Alphas." which is COM
posed of number of well-known young
men. gave a hop at Maennerchor Hall,
Thursday evening. and il was pleas
ant one Killmeyer made the music
and the merry party of young folks
danced until am early hour Friday
morning.
Miss Maggie Thomas was rendered
a very enjoyable surprise party at her
home ON the Island. Tuesday evening,
by number of friends. Dancing,
cards and music afforded entertainment
for the merry party. and refreshments
served at a SeaS0nable hour were relish
ed.
The concert and ball given by the
Tcutonia Society Monday evening was
a success both unsteady and socially,
and all present enjoyed il thoroughly.
Monday evening last the Maennechor
Society gave "a pleasant little hop at
their hall. for which killmeyer played.
| Quite number of the members and
their friends were present and a very
enjoyable time was spent
/ A number of balls were given during
the week. among which were one by tho
Beethoven Singing Society at their hall
Monday evening for which the Opera
House Orchestra made the music; a
mask ball at Bishops Hall in the East
End for which Dimmey played; Pot
tiers ball at Arion hall the same even
ing. which was a big success and for
which Mayors Orchestra furnished the
music: the Juinata Social ball at Ger
mania II Ill tuesday evening, anu sew
eral others. all of which were enjoyed
by those i'm attendance.
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Wednesday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Hamilton We're surprised
hv number of their friends at their
residence on Eighteenth street, the oc-
caSion being the tenth anniversary of
their marriage. a very pleasant even
ing followed. I'm which dancing, cards
and refreshments figured conSpicuouSly.
Newhart's orchestra furnished the
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were
the recipients of numerous and hand
some presents and good wishes. Those
present were: Misses Nellie O'Neal,
Sophia Fisher, Theresa Fisher, Mary
Schenk. Lena Meyers, Lizzie Careu-
bauer and Ida and Annie Winters. Mr..