Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What is Going On in a Social Way About
Town.

Town,
The election returns will be received
at the Fort Henry Club on the night of
the election in Ohio, and will likely at
tract a large aSsemblage of the mem
berS.
Everyone is looking forward with de-
light to the Charity, Ball, WHICH comes
decorations are already well under way,
and the various apartments begin 10
present handsome scene. The whole
hall is beginning 10 bloom. Carriages
are being engaged, flowers ordered, and
altogether there are signs OF buStllng
preparations. The affair Will doubtless
be a most brilliant success.
Miss Lizzie Dawson, of Bridgeport,
was given a pleasant surprise party
Monday night, at her home on the
Heights, in honor of the anniversary of
her birth. About twenty couples were
present and a pleasant evening was
spent in social way. Alta proper hour
refreshments we're served. Miss Daw-
son was the recipient of quite number
Of handsome presents.
Mrs. A. Ii. Patterson has sent out
cards 10 a small number OF friends for
/ this evening at half past seven o'clock
| AT her home at Monument Place, Elm
/ Grove.
Yes5esday morning at eleven o'clock,
/ Mr.. John Miller, of WayneSburg, Pa,
and Miss Allie NJ. Mills, Of South Bend,
| Ind, were quietly married in the Nc
Lure House parlOrS, Rev. w. II. Cooke,
d. D., officiating.
The wedding of CITY Solicitor T. s.
Riley and Miss Minnie Breining will oc-
cur on Tuesday, November 8, at st.
JoSeph'S Cathedral.
Next Saturday night will be All
Hallow Eve, ard the young society peo-
pie will likely observe the Oldtime
| risky paStimes. Among the traditions
of the day it is maintained that we can
look into the future and learn what
ones condition of life is to be. Young
people can invoke the appartionS OF
their future SpOuSeS, if only they have
courage; wealth and happiness, pros
peYity, marriage or single bleSSedneSs is
fcretold in various ways, and the youth
aud maiden anxious 10 peer into the
dim and misty future, can try some oil
the signs on All Halloween.
Miss Adele Gourley, the charming
daughter of Mr.. John GOurley, OF ClayS
willie, Pa, who was married last week u
Mr.. George NJ. Gray, OF GAINESVILLE, o.
was the recipient of rather unusual
but at the same time useful, present
from her father The gift was farm
Of $50 acres in the ClaySville oil field
with twelve producing wells. The ag
gregate daily production is 400 barrels
Mrs. Gray'S royalty is One-eighth, o.
fifty barrels day, which at the preSen
rate Of oil is equivalent TO $50 day
This little royalty will probably be sufi
cieat to keep the wolf from the doc
until the newly-wedded pair can get
start in life.-POSt
Last night the newly organize,
Fortnightly Club gave hop at tn
rooms Of the Wheeling Club in conjunC
ton with the jolly Spinster Club, an,
4 most delightful evening was passed
There was quite large attendance, an
4 most inviting order OF dances wa
merrily discussed. The party repaire
TO Ziengenfelder'S for lunch.
Mr.. William +. Shaw, formerly OF thi
city, and Miss Mary L. Russell wer
married Monday evening az the res
. dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. James Russell, Webster avenue
PittSburg, Pa. The wedding was
Quiet affair, only the immediate rels
tiveS of the contracting parties bein
/ present.
Mayors orchestra plays at Bethove
Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and FIR
day nights of this week. The balls ar
rolling in thick.
The Mozart Singing Society will Civ
2 dance at Westwood's Hall, Eon Frida
evening of this week.
The South Side Athletic club will CIV
: a private hop at Windsor Hall, Thur!
day evening.
, HAUsENPHEFFER LUNCH at the Mi
-vSulaa Salon tonight