Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

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A part of South Side young people gave
"a most enjoyable private masquerade al
IGermania Hall Thursday night. PROFESSOR
IChas Killmyer officiated az the piano, ana
refreshments were served throughout tne
evening The committee 10 charge OF the
Iafair was composed Of Messrs. Z. W hart
man. VIM Meagei August TeJte' Henry
Hartman. Henry Sedan, Nm. Herb, Chas.
Rasel and VIM. Steiuoecker.
There has never been a season when the
evening gowns were SO exquisite N de
sian and So artistic Ia effect. Mothers have
learned Of the beauty Of simplicity and
realize that syid brocades, heavy velyets
aud rlstling silks belong 10 women and not
90 Young girls. while delicate chiffon, SILK
muslin on mul. and soft. hne crepes,
daintily made. are best suited to the young
girl
The Wheeling ka-0Ee. Yere.u gave a
ln.clsaut dance fortle -eU 5ers and their
Iadv friends 40 Beethoven Hall. Thursday.
/ The Opera House orchestra furnished the
music AT midnight supper was served,
and the center OF -le table was appro-
uria,e.y decorate w.,l a group OF huge
potatoes.
/ Her, wa, the ~uh-ie>' spell ut ii-
/ Ofall chat sets yucu- a-.-., -l.utnc.u-,
l Sire WAS uur queen. pur Pose. olr sag.
And when shoe tauc-l-Oh. heavens. her
dancing.
| The second iu the series OF dances given
/ bv the Liuslv students "a the spacious
armorv was tat-er.us social success.
/ ENquisite toilets grdceo the scene, and at
teudaut Youthful men OF mars We'd with
j .rr !. I'D e. H|.I.rns naas
/ Viewed from the entrance ~ the head OF
/ the SPACIOUS hall. the floor below presented
a spectacle of animated 0uluancy, on
which one could never tire Of gazing. The
swavinc forms ot graceful CaucSrS clad in
lari-cOlOred gowns. and somOre-hued gal
lauts that fitted by their side. the flashing
owes and radiant faces whir.ing IN the
dreamy mazes of the walt, while through
and above all iOated the inspiring strains
of the Opera House orchestra, c0nspired 10
form panorama o.; suspassing loveluness.
The Linsly boys did themselves proud on
the occasion.
Among the social affairs that deserve to
be classed with the foremost events Of the
season was the brilliant reception on Thurs
dav afternoon az the elegant Friend man
sion on the Island. not the less so for the
unusually large number Of callers than
from the smooth and easy manner IN which
the minutest details of the affair were car
ried out Ina word. the guests enjoyed an
lal'-nervading lat home feeling The re-
ception was given oy Miss Gene Friend,
Mrs. Addie NJ. Boggs and Mrs. George 4.
FlaccuS' The hours OF the reception were
from 20 Is O'Clock. and during that time
fully one hundred and tfty guests enjoyed
the hospitality Of the hOtce, the hostesseS
hv Mrs. = L. Club. Mrs.
Pn,ofI Zane and Mrs. .. ". Grub. The
guests were entertained IN the dining room
nv the Misses Sophia Carr. Ida Cpdegrah,
Carrie Brues and Ella Wilson. The COLA
tion was daintily prepared ana iucluded
many choice dishes The coffee and chOcO
late rrns were presided over by Mrs JOS
con Speidel and Mrs y. 7 Carr. The
Onera House orchestra. stationed IN tue
lower hal. discoursed It's sweetest strains
The interior was beautifully decorated.
and combined with the rich toilets of the
ladies. the scene was one nor soon 10 be
forgotten Ia the evening there was a
supper and a short session OF cards IN
which the ladies officiating at the recep-
tion and gentlemen friends were the parti-
pants. The affair throughout was hand
somely conducted.
The members Of the Cot..i.oU Club and
| "A few friends outside the CLUB Will be en-
/ tertaiuej with dancing party week
/ from next Monday by Miss Lydia Good at
her home on Fifteenth street
The Lotus Cluo composed Of eight
couoles are looking forward with pleasure
10 the coming Of Tuesday evening, Febru-
arv 10th when they Will hold their first
banquet al the Hote. Windsor. Prof
Thomas Gent Will furnish the music. This
is quite new club aud promises much en-
| iovment in the future % its members.
ON the occasion of Henry NJ. Stanley
\ visit here. on tue i4th OF February, Mrs.
/ Stanley will probably occupy seat on the
STAGE. I'm company with a number of prOmi-
nent Wheeling ladies. Mrs. Stanley IS in
/ tentlv observed wherever she appears. her
delicate features, winning smile ana unique
attire, never falling 20 command attention
/ The annual masQue carnival OF the w neel
/ ing Turnvereen Will take place at thell
/ nall next Wednesday evening. This will
| likely be one of the most interesting spec
tacular terpsichOreau events OF the season
! The grand march will be led by eight ma
/ rine sailors i'm full costume. The master
/ of ceremonies will oe VIII Laue and the
committee in charge of the affair consists
of W. &. Schambra, Chas. Amick. Nel
| NcFaddeu. Geo. Loos, Henry Naas, vii
Laue. Jos. Weisgerber h. L. Schamora
Jos. May.
Miss Orphena shannon entertained
number of her friends Friday evening al
her home on Seventeenth street In honor
of her thirteenth birthday. All present
passed an enjoyable evening IN games anC
social pastimes Refreshments were served
Lar a late hour which We're enjoyed by all
About thirty of her friends We're present
Mrs. George *. McMecben gave a finely
preDared luncheon To number OF friends
Wednesday afternoon, az her handsome
nome on Twelfth street, N honor OF Miss
Harrison. who is the guest OF Judge ant
Mrs. j. j. Jacob, ou North Main street
The viauds were served Ia courses, and th'
whole affair was admirably arranged.
Wednesday night Miss Emily Campbell
entertained friends 40 an informal care
marty I'm the pariors Of Mrs. Senseuey
boordine house in honor of Mrs. Baker, wh'
is the guest of Mrs Alex Campbell Ao0u
seven couples were present, and al passe'
"a delightful evening.
Ar,on,r the Old-faShiOned games that hav'