Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18

will give hon at Beethoven Hall, on the
evening of October 80. Mayors full
orchestra will make the music.
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A new organization that is now in the
social arena. and in it to stay,is the Spinster
Club. A popularity Of the club Is tne
novelty Of the name. It's rich. But tnere
is not misogamist in the CLUB by q iope
chalkn 1t is composed Of fourteen OF the
most fascinating Of the young society laoles'
consisting Of Misses Hulda Delaplalne,
Matte Caldwell, Mary Brockunier, Mamie
Patterson, Jessie Turner, Nan Fisher, Mel
lie Craddock, Jessie Berger, Virginia
Hogue, Flora Wilson, Nora Simpson,
Blanche Hogue and Mary MeMechen.
The rules of the club are drawn
tight. No gentlemen are admitted
to the session of the club except on state
OCCASIONS which will occur bi-monthly at
the respective homes. AT the entertain
ments all festivities must cease promptly
on the hour when graveyards yawn. Meln-
bers late at entertainments will be nom
inallv fined, The opening entertainment
was given on Friday evening at the home
of Miss Matte Caldwell, on Sixteenth
street, and was most charming success.
Music was furnished by Killmyer.
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The Wheeling Elks, social order that
ALWAYS distinguishes itself by giving
unique and noteworthy entertainments,
have great scheme in view for next sum
mer. The members propose to MAKE
arrangements with some great tragedlan,
either Thomas Keene or Louis James. Tor
the production of Shakespeare's "As You
Like It." in open air in Wheeling Park.
The idea is to have the ground for the
stage. and of course the necessary scenery
and other appurtenances to make the pre-
sentation effective, fare probably being
fixed at one dollar for the round trip on the
motor and admission to the Park. This
same piece caught on Immensely IN chicago
last summer.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs.
Theresa Hosenfeld at her homo in Mar.
tins Ferry last Wednesday In honor OF
her seventy-fifth birthday.
Among those present were: Mrs. Fred
Hosenfield, Mrs. Scott Richards, Mrs.
George Long, Mrs. G. Kellar, Mrs Ruffe,
Mrs. c.. Alderman, Mrs. Merit, Mrs
Flading, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Lizzie Shipley,
Mrs. V. Walters, Miss Lizzie Hosenfeld
and Mrs. Amy Hosenfeld. She received
many handsome and useful presents.
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The preparations for the Charity Ball
are rapidly being made, and the ticket
committee though in the field but a few
DAYS, have met with most encouraging
success. Mrs. Morris Horkheimer has al
ready sold 500 worth OF tickets. Inc
ticket committee as whole have not fair
ly started out in earnest, but this week the
ladies of the committee will be on the
war path. The ladies constituting the
ticket committee are Mrs Morris Hork-
heimer, chairman, Mrs. John Riheldaffer,
Mrs. Louis Whit, Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum,
Miss Mary Frew, Mrs. Frank Hearn,
Mrs. Joseph Metcalf, Miss Sue Metcalf,
Mrs. Walker Peterson and Mrs. George
II. Gibson.
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Next Wednesday evening will occur the
grand musicale at the rooms OF the Mer-
camille Club in aid Of an organ for the new
Jewish Synagogue. Some rich vocal and
instrumental talent is on the programme,
and an evening of delightful melody is as
sured.
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Tomorrow evening there will be an elab-
crate course-dinner served to number Of
guests at the Fort Henry Club by Mr.. w.
f. Peterson.
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One of the events of the coming week
will be the tball at the McMechen
public school house, on Tuesday evening,
for which nearly five hundred invitations
have been issued. Mayors Orchestra, of
this city, will furnish the music.
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Some idea of the number of gatherings
of various kinds outlined for the winter
season can be imagined from the fact that
Prof. Killmyer is engaged ahead quite
ways into the new year, nearly all desir-
able nights being taken, clear into Febru-
airy.