Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26


clude a most Interesting variety OF teats
and some of the numbers will be quite
novel and intricate. Several OF the ACTS
will be by classes. and the harmony anc
unity of action will be delightful to wit
ness.
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Society people have been very much In
tereSted in the novelette,, The Anglo
maniacs," which was published IN Tue
Century during the summer 1t is the
clevereSt satire on anglOmania that has ap
peared, and not a dull line in 1t from the
[ first page until the last, though the tinal
chapter was hardly equal TO the rest OF the
work John Hay is supposed 10 be its au-
thor. and anyone familiar with The Bread
winners" viii at once recognize the same
style
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Tuesday evening Enterprise Council No,
.. O. L. y NJ, will give an open session,
with an ENJOYABLE entertainment and re-
freshments. Amoag the unique features
will be a phonOgraph with musical selec-
lions on its cylinders, All the members
and their lady friends have been invited.
The Courlion Club will be entertained on
the 1th eff November by Miss Lydia Good
at her home on Jacob street.
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The first cold spell of the season viii in
fuse new life and vigor into the clubs. Al
ready there has been a marked increase in
attendance, and many faces which have
long been absent are TO be seen in the club
rooms. BY November the winter season
will have begun. At present there is little
occurring of interest TO the habitues, but
all are discussing the programme of the
-..e fe fthfs Frnnnfe and the
hop Of the Wheeling Club, next Friday
evening. is conferred i'm the thoughts of so
ciety. The special committee appointed by
the Executive Committee TO take charge OF
the affair is composed of MesSrs. w. b.
McMechen, +. b. Franzheim and &. w.
List. In the hands of these able social
uavigators the briluancy of the affair is
assured.
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An instance of remarkable matrimony,
than which there are few equals, is seen
in the long years of oonnubial bliss which
have marked the lives of Rev. BenOni
Wheat and wife, of Leroy, Kansas. Sixty
wears of peace, harmony and happiness.
A record certainly 10 be proud of, and the
demonstration gwen by the church society
I'm that city was well deserved. The nOta-
Die circumstance has a local significance
from the fact that Mr. Wheat is an uncle
of Mr. George *. Wheat, of this city, and
from the fact that he also formerly taught
school in Wheeling.
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Last Monday evening u very pleasant
surprise party was given Misses Theresa
and Lena Weiss. of Triadelphia, by about
twelve couples of that place. Dancing and
games We're the principal features of the
evening. In which all were engaged until
almost T. o'clock. when refreshments were
served. This was by far the least enjoyable
part Of the evening programme. After
refreshments the party was pleasantly en-
rerrained bv the musical talent Of that
place. both vocal and Instrumental After
erioviuC this for "a short time. dancing was
acaiu resumed and continued until late
hour. Those present We're: Misses Ella
Newman. Nellie and Rose Ebeliug, Molhc
Craft. Lou and Emma RObrecht, Ida
Stcu. Emma Wheeler, Lille Kline, Jessie
Dean. Beula Hunter. Lizzie Hirt, Sophia
Hoffman and Deanie Doyle. MesSrs. c.
Wilson. Charles and Frank Wheeler,
Charles and John j. Robrecht, j. +. Ebe-
LINK Lewis Newman, b. Anderson, Geo.
Wic5ham. ChaS SETTER, Jos. BurriSS and
George Epple In spite of the disagreeable
weather. an returned home well pleased
with their evenings enjoyment
The first KafTeevisite of the season was
Given by the ArioD Society at their hall
Wednesday afternoon and evening and was
"a pronounced success. y series Of these
pleasant social affairs are given each win
fer bv the AriOns and are looked forward
to with the most eXpec, ant delight These
Ariou occasions are among the prominent
society events of the winter The dancing
I floor "Wednesday evening was i'm charge of
/ ST.. n. Hess The following ladies formed
I the committee Of the evening: Mrs. +.
ReS-cr. President; Mrs. L. c. Schwert-
/ fecer Mrs G.. w. Appeuleller, Mrs. Leo
Reister. Mrs. Geo. Hook. Mrs +: {. Dire
horst. Mrs. John Friedel, Mrs. Theodore
Roller. Mrs. Max Beuter, Mrs. Clemens
Hess, Mrs. George c. Miller.
a pleasant party was rendered 20 Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. G.. Christleib, at the resi-
dence on Virginia street, Island, Thursday
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs +. w. Pummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
q. ChristleiO, Mr. and Mrs W. W. Plum
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs William Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs
/ William II Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
/ ". NcFadden. Messrs. John II. House,
James Pummer Richard Plummer, Misses
I Lizzie Plummer. Annie Smith, Carrie
/ smith. Mary Taylor. Annie Dinninger
I Annie Lane, Mr.. J. \. Bcamer, Masters
i Raglan Jones. Frank Plummer, Charlie:
Pmmmer The following ladies presided
M the piano. Mrs Jos McFadden, Mis-
Annie Deuinger and Miss Lizzie Plummer
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There is every indication that the after
noon reception viii remain popular form
of social entertainment i'm our city this
season as IL has been for several years past
IL is a desirable form of entertainment. un
der some conditions, but there are time.
when people douOt seem 20 realize that an
.1fhome' does not mean for everybody Q,
crowd the rooms at the same hour uuleS:
J 81 fs7l musicale or some sort OF specified
entertainment demanding fixed time. II
seems 10 bee the proper thlng-and 10 IS the
custom of WasnlngtOn-tOr ladies % 20 anC
come. 20 remain "a short time, greet the
/ hostess and her assistants. exchange com
ailments with "a few trends or acquain
-ances and depart. There is nothing iatisu
-rr in an this. and when one is asked 81
often she need not interview everybody
~f. knows in single afternoon \ very
proper courtesy is 20 leave ones visiting
Bard as au acknowledgment of the invita-
ton on the afternoon OF the reception, then
calling can be resumed according 10 prev
Gus indebtedness. and no call Is incumbent
/ Immediately after Sucn an lnNllailoh' olneI
wise 10 is the reception over again, minus
| the refreshments, perhaps.
/ Miss Emma Blatchley, of the South Side
pleasantly entertained number of hel
/ friends on Tuesday evening last IN honol
of her birthday Those present were
f Misses Laura Patton. Mildred Dixon
/ lydia Moore. Nevada Davis, Mile Gray
I I.0tue Manning and Flora Blatchley, Mes
SIS. Tom Kigar, VIII Johnson, George My
/ ers. Charles Davis. George Beck and a
| Blatchley.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
p. Mcneil. on the Island Friday evening
bright smiles We're trumps. Amid merry
chit-chat and refreshing repartee score OF
more of hands revolved in the facinating
rame of progressive euchre. Miss Ada
Greer assisted In the entertainment. \
dainty lunch was served ~ the hour when
/ (toT Law Mitchell t,-oe fhf