Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What is Going On in IA Social Way About
Town.

An anniversary and orange social will
be held in the lecture room OF the Eng
lish Lutheran Church tomorrow even
ing.
The bachelors will give a dance on
Thursday night at Franzheim's Hall.
Kilmyer will furnish the music.
The young ladies of the Taylor Sun
day School class of Chapline Street NJ.
f. Church will give supper and ice
cream social in the church lecture
rooms this evening. Supper - cents.
Mr.. Charles Rapp, of the North End,
entertained his friends Tuesday even
ing. An enjoyable time was spent in
dancing to the music OF the North End
Literary and Athletic Association band.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Mr.. c. X. New
lon, Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF BraX-
ton county, and Miss Maggie Kelley. at
Sutton. The contracting parties are
well and favorably known throughout
the interior part of the State.
A pleasant progressive euchre party
was given Tuesday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. W. c. Young, OF the Island. Nine
tables were in operation, and the win
nerS were Miss Lizzie Tappan and Mr..
/ C. :. Robinson. while the winners Of
the doubtful honors were Miss Ella
House ard Mr.. Frank look. 4 mid
night refreshments were served.
The home of Mr. Thomas Owens, on
South Mccullough street, was the scene
Tuesday evening, OF a most enjoyable
surprise party in honor Of his daughters,
Misses Maggie and Ada. The young
folks brought with them good music, TO
which dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight, when an appetizing collation.
was discussed. a pleasant season OF
conversation followed. after which the
party dispersed.
The Cleaners" OF North Street NJ.
+. Church, will give another Of their
very enjoyable musical aud literary ell
tertainmentS this evening. These en-
tertainments. several of which have
been given during the fast year. have
become quite popular. as they afford
the people In that community an 0ppor-
tunity 10 hear some Of our best home
talent. The program for tonight has
been prepared with great care. and
promises 10 be among the best they have
given. Among the musical performers,
both vocal and instrumental, are Misses
Mary Stifel, Flora Wilson, Carry Kin
dleberger, Lulu Carr, Sara Sweeney,
Mrs. W. \. Wilson aud Mr.. Walter Bell.
The following will give recitationS and
select readings: Misses Laura Fox, Ed
Watkins. Wilma Cunningham. Helen
RiheldaiTer, Nina ComerIord and Mas
ter Josie Ford.
Rev. lIaaSS, pastor of st. Paul'S Ger
man Church, oiliciated at two weddings
Tuesday evening. At eight o'clock
Miss Mary Medlar and Mr.. VIM. Mayer,
a popular electric motor operator, were
united in marriage. in the pres
encc OF few intimate friends.
The witnesses were Mr.. Amos Urban
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Aug. Mayer. After
the ceremony splendid wedding we'd
ding supper was discussed and brief
reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayer will make their home for the
present with Mr.. l.. Bishop.
At nine o'clock Rev. Haas oificiated
at the nuptials OF Miss Annie BoeShar
and MIR. Henry Otto, of Washington,
Pa, a son of Mr.. Henry Otto, OF Tria
delphia. The ceremony was per
formed at the home OF the
mother, Mrs. Dora BoeShar, on the
South Side. The attendants were Mr..
Fred Elig and Miss Lille BOeShar, a
sister OF the bride. The happy couple
were the recipients Of many handsome
presents and countless congratulations
and good wishes.
The annual piscatorial banquet given
by William Mills Il Son, dealers in all
kinds OF fishing tackle, and represented
locally by Stanton " Davenport. oc
Cured at the Mcclure last evening. The
postal card invitations sent out were
something unique, and contained a pic
ture of a large bass, over which was the
inscription. This is photograph tby
Darrah) of "a ID. bass that Bill Stell
nearly caught" The exhibition OF
goods was varied and excellent, and the
banquet that followed the inspection
climaxed the Festivities. Among7the
prominent piscatorial authorities pres
ent were: VIII Stell, Il. NJ. Darrah,
John Davenport, Frank Stanton. ChaS.
SenSency, j. !. Woods. Or \. +. Gas
mire, Henry Miller, Charles Copp, Geo.
Boyd. Allen Brock. Frank Stamm, IIar-
ry Mcclure, Mr.. SimpkinS. Mr.. Batelle.
T.. Il. Franzheim, Austin Beach. VIII
Whitmeyer, VIM. Quinn, Mr.. Dargue,
George Johns. J. w. Hunter, Prof
Birch, Frank Caldwell, Harry Adams,
Billy Conard.
TIM Missionary Circle OF the Eng Luth-