Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-21
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What the Programme oil Ih"rs""'
Brought Forth.

The Island Euchre Club met last even
ing at the residence OF one OF the mem
hers TO reorganize for the season.
Miss Jennie Coen has sent out cards oil
invitation to her friends for a progress
siye euchre party at her home on the
Island next Wednesday.
Wednesday night Mrs. Fred Nolte en-
tertained friends at her home on South
Chapline street. The evening was spent
at pleasant diversions, and refreshments
were served.
The Red Rose Social gave an enjoy
able dance at Beethoven Hall last
night. Mayors orchestra furnished the
music. and refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
There will be a reception TO the pas
tor. Rev. DIR. w. H. Cooke, at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church this evening
at s o'clock. 1t is expected that there
will be large outpouring OF the parish
Toner.
Mrs. w, A. Isett entertained a party
OF thirty ladies at tea at her nome Oh
North Main street Wednesday evening
The pleasant affair was in honor OF Mrs
A. Allan Wheat. The menu was dam
tily arranged and was merrily discussed
by the guests.
Joseph III. McArdle entertained 4
number OF his gentlemen friends ias'
night, at his rooms on North Main
street. Cards and other games occu.
pied the early hours of the evening. Al
midnight the party adjourned to the
dining room, where Il fine supper was
served and discussed, after which those
who were fortunate enough to be In
yited. left, pronouncing the evening u
most pleasant one.
Miss Emma Junkins and Mr.. Eugene
Stahl, the popular matchmaker at the
Central glass house, were married at the
Cathedral, at O'Clock mass, yesterday
morning. Rev. Father Sullivan tied
the nuptial knot. Following the cere-
mony the party were driven to the home
of the bride in the North End, where a
wedding dinner was discussed. In the
evening a reception was held at Ger
mania Hall, at which large number oil
the relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. line
music was furnished by the Etnaville
cornet band, and refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
Yesterday afternoon the parlors OF
Hotel Stamm presented a pretty and
animated scene, it being the occasion OF
progressive euchre party given by
Miss Emma Stamm TO number OF her
lady friends, in honor OF her guest, Miss
Jennie Prather, OF Pittsburg. The
handsome apartments were approprl-
ately decorated and the toilets OF the
ladies were in keeping with the pic
tlresaue effect. There were many jolly
and exciting contests during the alter
noon, and much laughter and mcrri-
ment passed over the boards. The first
prize was accorded TO Miss Carrie
Brues. Choice refreshments were
served during the hours. The hostess
was everywhere present and evlnccd an
ability to entertain that was unmistak-
able.
The reception and social given by the
ladies OF the United Presbyterian
Church, last evening, at the residence
OF hcN. Ut. MCOiuici VII Nh"Pi"C gu Wv
was pronounced success. Quite a
large number of the parishioners awaited
themselves of the opportunity to be
present. The ladies OF the Reception
Committee, by their charming attention,
dissipated restraint; and the ladies Of
the Refreshment Committee added much
to the enjoyment by their assiduous at
tention. Vocal solos by Mrs. +. w.
Seymour, w. b. Day, and DR.. John
Mcclure; recitations by Miss Ella Veith,
and Mr.. Robert Darrah, and piano
solos by Miss Anna Shaw, contributed
to the evenings entertainment. The
parlors and dining-room were prettily
decorated with flowers and evergreen,
and the reception on the whole was most
nlpaSurable