Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-04

by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson, Maj.
Loring and daughters, Miss Henry, Miss
Jordan and Mr.. Wiley Arnett.
The Maennerchor Singing Society cele-
brated New Years with a concert and
ball. The concert programme was well
rendered. At its conclusion the floor was
cleared and the balance OF the evening
giveu up 10 dancing. Refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
There was an unusually pleasant recep-
ton at the residence of Mr.. w. y. Wilson,
on Main street, Thursday evening. Dur
ing the hours OF : to 10 large number of
gentlemen called and joined IN the festlvl-
ties y most tempting lunch was served
in the dining room during the evening.
After the hours of formal reception dance
was given in the spacious double parlors.
Excellent music was furnished. 1t was
one of the best-arranged and prettily con-
Quoted affairs that has graced the New
Year for several seasons. Those who re-
iceived were Misses Flora Wilson, Frances
Jordan Blanche Hoge, Louisa Scull, OF
Somerset, Pa, Jessie Turner, Matilda
Burke, Hulda Delaplain, Nancy Fisher,
Mamie Patterson, Bessie Lamb, Mary Nc
Mechen, Jessie Berger, Virginia Hoge,
Mary Brockunier and Shirley Brockunier.
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Miss Matte Clark, on the Island, enter
tanned a number of her friends at the resi-
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Clark on South Penn street Thursday
evening. Miss Clark was assisted by Miss
Bruce, of Moundsvlle, and Miss Gene lr-
wing, and for portion of the evening by the
Misses Brockunier \ large number Of call
ers put in their appearance, and the fair
hostess was kept constantly on the move
to entertain her guests, yet she did 1t with
becoming ease and charming grace. All
who attended the festivities passed most
enjoyable session. a dainty lunch was
served in the dining room
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OF course sugar and cream don't always
go with boullon, but some OF the guests,
who were initiated into the mysteries OF
this dish at party the other evening,
tryed the novel combination TO see how IT
would work.
; The residence of Mr. John G.. McLain,
on Twelfth street, was the centre of much
merriment Friday evening, it being the oc-
cason of delightful party given by his
daughter, Miss Katie McIain, assisted by
. Miss Bessie Atkinson. II was social al
fair quite elaborate in its nature there be
. vet all the arrangements of the evening
were most successfully carried out Prof.
Killmeyer tickled the worries in his usual
= irresistible manner, and the Joyous dance
? went on for many hours. All the latest
dance figures were on the program, ana
among the participants were many VINO
had won social laurels on the waXen sur
face. A well prepared and very inviting
lunch was served at the opportune hour
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Mesdames G.. j. Zane, NJ. T. Carr, An
; drew Patterson p Zane, l.. Steenrod,
( Russell. G. II. Simpson, and the Misses
, Shriver. Russell, Carr and Cecil will re-
ceive their friends at the residence OF Mrs.
+. j. Zane Pleasant Valley, on Tuesday,
January 4. from till l0p m No cards
Z issued.
= Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius o. Hare have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF
+ their daughter. Mamie, to Mr.. Daniel F
5 Ebbert. which takes place at St Joseph's
Cathedral January IA, AT 9 a. m
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The Teutonia Singing Society will give
a grand ball on the night OF January l9th.
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Misses Katie and Jessie Dean entertain
ed a number of friends at their home on
North Chaplne street, New Years night.
Enjoyable entertainment was had ut dane
ing and cards, and refreshments were
/ served.
Col. +. Reister and Prof. c. y. Schaefer
were appointed by the Literary Section OF
Il the AriOn committee TO arrange for re-
! cital of Shakespeare in German by Mr..
! Hermann Linde who is now in the city.
AS a result of their efforts the public Will
be glad to know that Mr.. Linde is to appear
at Arion Hall next Tuesday evening. HIS
repertoire includes William Tell, Julius
: Caesar, Faust and Macbeth, portion OF
which he recites in English
Miss Lea Caldwell, young daughter OF
Frank Caldwell, entertained few OF her
friends on Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. George +. Boyd entertained about
fifteen of her friends AT whist on Wednes
day evening at Zeigenfelder's parlors.
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The Ladies Home journal thus advises
= the rosebuds of marriage:
Let me venture few points 10 JhOse
, girls who, since the summer, have worn ii
b ieht ring on their hid trger
Don't let the man 70 whom you are en-
gagged 10 be married pay any OF the eXpen-
ses of YOUR living or trouSseau until you are
his wife a calico dress and contentment
are much more 10 be desired than a SILK one
! garnitured with scandal
Don't complain to the man to whom YOU
: are engaged of the different members OF
your own family; it is not good preface
TO matrimonial bliss. -.
"Don't write silly letters to him, even II
/, he is fond of affection in that way. Let IL
be by word of mouth rather than with pen
and ink.
IL was another great week of the dance.
Nearly all the prominent organizations IN
the CITY revealed in the fascinating sport,
, including. among the most notable, tnat Oh
the Arion society. There were also well
conducted dances by the Maennerchor So
ciety, the Shamrock ball club, the Magno-
liza Social, Riverview Social and Beethov-
. en- Society. All were well attended.
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: Miss Louise Maurer gave New Years
eve marty TO a number of her friends at the
residence of her sister. Mrs. Ned Sims, on
south Main street Tiddley Winks and
G cards were the chief amusements of the
q evening. Tempting refreshments were
served. to which all did ample justice.
= M
E 4 pleasant surprise party was given on
I New Years Eve in honor OF Miss ANNE
4 Rrasch. AT the residence of her parents on
south Jacob street Dancing was the
: principal feature of the evening. Those
present were;
Misses Mamie BorcL. Stella Lewis, Emma Da-
! ken Emma Kreugcr. Mary Burse Lizzie BufSe'
Carrie Bur>e, Mary GILLESPIE Alice "liieSPle'
. Jobn Hall. Harry Lewis. Willie Rolf. Willie
T Rrasch. John Powl. Herry Janke Eddie Me IN
ircws. Henry Balzer Bob Singer, Charley Gil
le>ple.
, MIR. Hazlett Cummins, who is home from
his studies at Philadelphia, gave an enjoy
able stag party at his home on Chapline
street. "Wednesday evening. Quite num-
t Der of his gentlemen friends were present