Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
PLEASURES PLENTY
SOME OF TIE FESTIVE EVENTS IN TIE JAN
UARY PROGRAMME
The Joyous Butler Party-Pull Dress Progressive
Ruchrs Session on 0hapline Srest-Othsr
Social Movements.

IL is to be regretted that the custom
of giving private parties at the respect
i've homes has so fallen into neglect OF
late years. as they were looked forward
TO and enjoyed with keen delight. But
all the old-time glory and gladness was
entrancingly revived Oh Tuesday even
ing in the dancing party given by Mr..
Arthur Bates Butler at the residence OF
his grandfather, DR.. w. j. Bates, on
Twelfth street. Mr.. Butler was assist
ed in receiving his guests by his mother,
Mrs. w. +. Butler, his sister, Mrs.
Robert J. Reed, Misses Nellie and Jessie
Turner, Miss Coffin, OF Washington, ID.
c.: DIR. Robert j. Reed, and Mr.. William
Shaifer, all Of whom gracefully and
most Hospitality greeted the arriving
guests. The various apartments
were appropriately bedecked for the oc-
casion, and the arrangements were
everywhere complete for carrying out
the chief events OF the evening, the
dance, which was merrily enacted Tor
several hours to the rythnfic Killmyer-
ian strains. At midnight choice
lunch was served, which was partaken
of with great relish, after which the
dance was resumed. 1t was most sue
cessfully conducted party, and all pres
ent had delightful time.
There was merry company on Chap
line street last night, it being the occa-
sion of full dress progressive euchre
party given by Mrs. Charles Kraus,
Mrs. T.. Buchanan and Miss Flora Kraus
in honor Of their attractive guest, Miss
Emma Gold, of Milwaukee, Wis. There
were large number of friends present,
and each guest upon arrival was pre-
scented with boutOnniere OF choice
flowers by Master Herbert Buchanan
and Miss Stella Bamberger. The par
Tors were handsomely decorated, SmilaX,
roses and other flowers being artistical-
ly intertwined. The toilets OF the
ladies were especially noticeable,
and among them were many OF
beautiful design and finish, and they
were heightened by trimmings, laces
and jewels that could not fail to win the
behOlder. The prizes were well gotten
up and in keeping with the other fea-
lures Of the affair. The memories oil
the party will linger.
A new social club called The Meier
cons" was recently formed. and is COM
posed of twenty members. They viii
give their first hop on the 9th of Febru-
airy at Maennerchor Hall. Prof. Gent
will furnish the music aud burst will be
caterer. The President of the club is
Joseph Weitzel; Vice President, Archie
Matthews; Secretary, John Crockett,
and Treasurer. Lee Bailey.
With the pleasure of the last may
militaire fresh in their minds, the young
people are looking forward with joyful
anticipation to the second of these de-
lightful assemblies under the auspices
of the gallant students, which takes
place in the new armory tomorrow
evening. Cards for admission can be
obtained from any Of the cadets.
There will be two dances in the city to-
night. Emmett Mcdowell will give
his Elite Ball at Turner Hail, and a
masquerade ball will have the floor at
Germania. Tomorrow evening the
Ladies' Section of the Turnyereln will
give a social and dance at Turner Hall.
There was pleasant private hop
given at the residence OF Mr.. John Och.
in the North End, Tuesday evening.
About fifteen couples were present and
Tuttle's orchestra furnished the music.
Refreshments were served at | o'clock.
This afternoon between the hours OF
three and six, Miss Gene Friend Mrs.
George A. FlaccuS. and Mrs. Addie NJ.
Boggs, will reception to their lady
friends at the Friend residence on South
Penn street.
The new Friday Night Club, composed
Of the younger dancers, will convene at
the residence of John Moffatt tomorrow
evening, where they will be entertained
by Miss Virginia Moffatt.
The Mozart Singing Society will give
Childrens Masquerade at their hall,
corner Jacob and Thirty-cighth streets,
next Wednesday evening, which prom
ises to be a most enjoyable affair.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. c. Woolery, OF
Bethany, will be at home to their many
friends to-day at the New Philips Hall
of Bethany College.
There will be 4 wedding to-day in
which a well known South Side resident
will steal away one OF the fair daughters
of Bellaire.
The Riverside Tube Workers will give
dance at WestwOOd'S Hall tomorrow
night.