Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
THE SOCIAL MELANGE.

What Is Going on In the Gay Circles
Next Thursday night Miss Katie Me-
Donald will entertain friends at her
home on Wood street.
The ladies of the Disciples Church will
give a supper at G. A. k. Hall Friday
night, for the benefit of the Church.
The Crangle Mission Band of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church will give one
of their pleasant socials on Thursday
evening.
There will be wedding in Cadiz, o.
Wednesday morning in which the princi-
n,ls will be b. X. McMechen, of this
city. and Miss Alberta Hogg, OF Cadiz.
Miss Annie O'Brien will entertain
friends at her home on Chaplinc street
next Thursday night IN honor OF her
guest, Miss Katie Sullivan. of Mounds
vile.
The Sunday school class connected
with the English Lutheran Church and
taught by Albert Meyers, will give Il
musical and literary entertainment In
the Sunday school room next Friday
night.
The Alphas will give select hop
Wednesday evening, November 10Th, ut
Maennerchor Hall, at which Joyous
time is expected. The Alphas are great
entertainers.
This evening at the home for Friend
less Women the managers will serve an
appetizing sDread of chicken, wailieS
and other good things. Everyone
should go and partake, and at the same
time aid worthy cause.
Cards are outannouncing the nuptials
of Mr.. Peter Weidner and Miss Ella
Campbell at st. Mary's Church, at 4
o'clock D. IN. November %. Areception
will be held at the home of the brides
parents at o'clock in the evening.
The Teutonia Singing Society will
give Il select Entertainment and dance
at their hall on South Jacob street to-
night. exclusively for the members and
their lady friends, with few invited
guests. Prof. Killmyer will furnish the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGarrcl cele-
brated the anniversary Of their wedding
at their home on Market square, last
night. Quite large number OF their
friends attended, and they received
many congratulations and good wishes.
The evening was spent in dancing,
music and conversation, with refresh
ments served ut intervals drought the
evening.
A Jolly quintettc gathered around the
festal board last evening at the Arcade
restaurant, and discussed Sundry viands
amid much mcrriment. 1t was a we'll
prepared supper. and all enjoyed the
''sit-down" hugely, especially as they
were not "iir the expense. 1t was one
of those unforeseen bills that bob up
serenely on matrimonial occasions. And
M. w. j. Lul.ona. tho popular jowolor.
will gladly consider the item on his re-
turn. The party was composed of c. l..
Kurtz, Col. South, Harry Dunn, Geo.
Frederick and ii. c. Myers.
The home of Mr.. III. L. Waddel, pas
Chaplinc street. was the scene OF very
ENJOYABLE affair last night. 1t was in
the nature of Il surprise, rendered by
the employees of the Hobbs Glass Com
pany. of which Mr.. Waddel is the popu-
lar and efficient manager. When all
had assembled in the parlor, Mr.. Frank
Rhinehart stepped forward, and in an
appropriate speech presented Mr.. Wad-
del with a handsome gold-headed cane,
as slight token Of the esteem in which
he is held. Mr. Waddel was taken COM
pletcly by surprise, hut managed to ex-
press his thanks in few well-chosen
words. Vocal and instrumental music
made up an evening of rare pleasure,
while refreshments served at eleven
o'clock was by no means the least enjoy
able feature. The gentlemen present
were f. H. Rinehart, Aug. Frohmc,
John Adams, Percy Beaumont, Plat
Noble, Aug. Marschner, Harry Rad
cliffe, Jas. Pownall, Henry Rassel. John
Roth, Smith Butler and Edward Miller.