Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-01

lights AT midnight the party repaired to
the Hotel Windsor where sumptuous
supper was served, which was ioyfully dis
cussed. Dancing was continued until
o'clock in the morning. The affair was in
charge of the amusement committee and
Mr. Dave Kraus efficiently acted in the
capacity of master of ceremonies. Among
the visitors present were Mrs. VIM. BAN
berger, Miss Seligman, Miss Emma Gold,
Of Milwaukee, and Miss Amelia Eisenberg,
OF Barnesyille, Ohio.
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One of the events Of the coming week, in
q measure social, will be the entainment TO
be given on Friday evening by the Linsly
Literary Society in the armory Of the In
stitute. The members Of the senior, class
are the participants, and preparations for
the event have been going on for some time.
The programme will consist of essays, de
bates, declamatiOns and music. Among
those who will deliver ESSAYS are J. w.
Myers, +. w. Howell and T. J. Eberling
sam Harper and win Brice will enact the
well known Cassius-Brutus quarrel scene,
while Thomas Sweeney will recite "Spart-
acus' address 70 the Gladiators. The sub
iect of Robert Ewing's defamation will be
Benedict Arnold's Death Bed" The de-
bate will have a local significance aud
promises 10 be very interesting. Among
those who will argue for hOnors are Percy
Norton, Howard Strong, and Thurman
Enlow on the Affirmative, and VIII Cald-
well, Harry Nesbitt and Charles Hall on
the negative. The music Of the evening
will be in charge of Robert Gilchrist.
Could one read the unspOken thoughts Of
the hostess, they would know that her
main object in asking few of those with
whom she is most intimately associated to
assist in receiving is not literally 40 stand
ami receive but IS 10 give of their wit,
their courtesy and their grace 10 the guest.
woman who is asked 10 receive should
appear at the hour of invitation unless es-
pecially requested TO come earlier IL is
her duty to take her place by the side Of
her hostess for the first half hour or so,
only assuming the task of greeting, ami
then, as soon as the room hQs, she should
move slowly about, not talking with
her friends and those she knows are enjoy
ing themselves, not chatting with the lively
and gay, but seeking out the strangers,
those who are solitary ana awkward, and
can not affiliate \ guest is always fiat
tered on being addressed by the receiving
ladies. She not only distributes her smiles
and pleasant words among the strangers,
but she likewise keeps "a watchful eye on
the hostess, who is never 20 be entirely de
serted. but must always have some one AZ
her side 10 execute her slightest bidding.
To Is compliment 70 be asked 70 receive,
and 10 depends upon those receiving how
greatly they have assisted the hostess and
how much they have added to the pleasure
10, her guests.
Quite number of Whceliag people at
attended the assembly of the several Greek
societies of Washingt0n-Jefferso College
az Little Washington Monday evening.
The scene during the dancing in Beck's
Hail was Que Of brilliancy, Us fully TWO
hundred guests We're present.
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Miss Mary NOunginger entertained the
Lotus Club one day last week at her resi-
tence on Fifteenth street. Dancing was
the feature of the evening Refreshments
were served 40 "a proper hour, and the
guests departed quite pleased with the way
they bad been entertained blythe charming
hostess.
Miss Lille Kincaid, of the South Side,
was pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening 40 her home. on Twenty-f0urth
street, Oy q large number OF her friends
calling to spend the evening and 20 assist
10 celebrating the eighteenth anniversary
Of her birth. Appropriate pgr,or games
music and refreshments were enjoyed by
all uutila seasouaola hour. when the guests
departed with many kind wishes 10 the
hostess for the happy returns of the day
Au0u- those present were Misses T. Ia
Nav Williams. Bertha PhilpOtt. Annie
BaDamau. Emma Men ash, Rose Bowman,
Della Porter. Lille kincaid. Lottie t'eers.
lud Miss L0rt.e Manning of Bellaire. and
Tcssrs - Y. McCusScr. John DOWler
George Bowers. Joe English, John Scott,
Ed Ctlrnock. Ed Cunningham and Harry
Sommers.
The members of the Wheeling Club have
arranged for dance 10 be ven 40 their
rooms iu the Roger Bic tomorrow
evening Kllmeyer viii pl~., and from IN
a.catious there viii be large attendance.
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutz
celebrated their tin wedding al their home
1u North Main street a large number OF
their friends and relatives were present,
and p very enjoyable time was spent. Many
tokens OF esteem were brought by the
guest, o. the shape of valuable presents.
The home of Mr. David Arndt, on Main
street. I'm Beuwood, was the scene OF q
most ENJOYABLE assemblage Wednesday ev-
er.uc. the occasion being q masquerade
surprise party rendered his daughter, Miss
Carrie. Ov about twelve couples of her
friends There many unique ana original
costumes. those of the ladies being eSpec-
ia'lv handsome Dancing and card playing
were the diversions Of the evening. Al II
O'Clock a tempting collation. was served,
and discussed with ayidity, after when
dancing was resumed and continued until
q reasonable hour.
Miss Hulda Delaplan entertained a few
friends informally AT her home on Chaphne
street, FRIDAY evening.
The present season has been somewhat
noticeable for It's floral decorations ia the
homes where receptions and parties nave
taken place. Looking back through q lie"
months lis not difficult 20 recall many eN-
cellcrt displays that have graced Some OF
-ra social scenes. The creative genius OF
the florist and the def fingers of the talr
ones have been allowed lmiuess freedom.
AN sorts of pretty couceits have caught
.ne eve aud held the attention While TIE
tr..-rsuce of the flowers filed the air.
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A .nusica, AND literary entertainment
--ss .iveu by the young Peoples Society
oftr, Eulron Methodist church Thursday
evening mt the church. Mrs. NJ. stevens
Hart. Miss Alma ConuOr and Miss Annie
Koran. of this city. assisted in making the
entertainment one of unusual excellence.
Mrs McI.ain entertained number OF
friends last week at her residence al Elm
Grove A delightful evening was spent at
cards and conversation. Prof. hillmeyer
furnished music during the evening.
A euchre club composed of members of
he Bachelor Club were handsomely enter
aimed Thursday evening by Miss Jose
phine Fladiug AT her home on South Chap
line street.
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Miss Retta Wolvington, of the South
Side. entertained her friends at progressive
ercnre Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs d. W Baird Entertained
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