Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15


There was Joyous aSsemblage OF dan
Gers az Beethoven Hail Monday night, il
being the annual hail maSQue of the Bee
thoven Singing Society. The members
and their friends were out in full force,
and the waNeu surface for many hours was
filled with merry gliders. Many different
characters were represented and the cos
TUNES as whole made Upa pleasing scene.
Coco mu~lc NaS iu attendance
A testimonial concert and ball. for the
benefit Of Mrs Vim. Zulauf. was given last
Monday night az Tcutonia Hail. under the
auspices OF the TeUt0nia Singing Society
called ont MANY music-lOVlng people. The
best musical talent of the city took part,
including Mrs Flora Williams, and MesSrs.
|R Y Ankle Chas Zulauf aud W b. Day.
Mr.. A. T. Ray also delivered several reel
tatious At the conclusion of the pro
gramme the floor was cleared, and the re-
mainder of the evening was given 10 dane
ing. for which Mayors orchestra furnished
the music.
The annual masquerade carnival Of the
AriOu Society on Monday evening was I'M
QuestiOnably the most notable affair of the
kind this season The quaint, curious. elabO-
rate. and above all the magnificent cos
tunes that graced the floor have not been
equalled here before. The fine drill of the
sixteen young ladies by Lieut.. Branners-
rcuth. the excellent music of the Opera
House orchestra. and the tempting refresh
meuts In the hall below, We're all
prominent features of this most memorable
occasion. The credit of this successful
affair is due 10 the following persons: T.. G.
Schwertieger, G. W. Appenzeller, &. a
Schaeffer r Driehorst. Professor IL.
SchOckey, II r. BehreuS. Louis h. Stifel.
Leo Reister. j. a. Hess, +. Booking. II.
BieberSOn. c. SteinmetZ, TheO Roller
Chds Il. Goetle. H. Helmbright, Jr, Clark
Hamilton, Jr., DR. G. A. keim. William {.
Sufel Thomas Fox. Milt K Mabis. p Bo-
nenberger. Jr, William Wendell Henry
Bayha. William Ffarr, William Kirbach,
Eddie Stitel, Joe Hoffman,, Ed Schwinn.
Tuesday evening last, the Lotus Club en-
tertaincd some nifty of their friends NJ the
HOte. Windsor, in a manner that reflects
much credit upon its members The club
has been formed but short time and this
was their hrst formal entertainment. BY
q o'clock p. m. the guests assembled IN the
pariorS and from then until midnight the
merry dance was on. Prof. Thomas Gent
presided no the piano. After the dance the
assembly marched into the dining room
where was awaiting them an excellent sup
per. one 20 which only the Lotus and their
friends could do justice. After supper Mr..
VIII Welty responded TO the toast The
First Banquet" in j manner that was APP
prcciated Not the least amusement was
the vocal and instrumental music furnished
In the DariOrs. Many also found enjoyment
iu cards After supper and tOaSts, dancing
was continued until a IN, when the com
panv dispersed wishing the club the sue
cess no each of their undertakings that had
crowned fNa occasion of their first
Rev. Haas. pastor of st. Pauvs German
Church oiiciated al two weddings Tues
dav evening At eight o'clock Miss Mary
Medlar and Mr.. VIM. Mayer, a popular
electric motor operator were united in
marriage. In the presence of "a few intimate
friends The witnesses were Amos Urban
and Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Mayer. After the
ceremony a splendid wedding supper was
discussed. At nine o'clock Rev. Haas
Officiated az the uUptials of Miss Annie
Boeshar and Mr.. Henry Otto, of Washing
ton. Pa. son of Mr. Henry Otto, OF Tria-
delphia. The ceremony was performed ~
the hOme0f the mother. Mrs Dora BoeShar,
on the South Side The attendants were
Mr. Fred Elig and Miss Lille BOeShar, a
sister of the bride
a pleasant progressive euchre party
was given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs W. G.. Young, Of the Island. Nine
tables were in operation. and the winners
were Miss Lizzie Tappan and Mr.. c. =.
Robinson, while the winners OF the doubt
ful honors We're Miss Ella House and Mr..
Frank look At midnight refreshments
were served.
The home of Nj Thomas Owens, on
South Mccullough street was the scene
Tuesday evening, of most enjoyable sur
prise party In honor of his daughters,
Misses Maggie and Ada. The young peo-
pie brought with them good music to
which dancing was INDUCED IN until mid
night, when an appeuzing collation. was
discussed.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given al Germania Hall Thursday
evening by Pride of Wheeling Council No
.. Daughters of Liberty. The rendition Of
the fine programme is deserving of much
praise, all acquitting themselves with great
credit. Choice refreshments were served
AT the conclusion of the performance and
an enjoyable time spent by all.
-
Admirers Of Sir Walter Scott will re
member that he aliudeS 10 this custom OF
giving valentine presents and will readily
recall the passage in The Fair Maid OF
Perth in which he describes the little ST.
Valentines Day gift which the mighty ar
morer, Henry Smith, had prepared for his
valentine. the good and beautiful Gather
inc Glover. lit was small ruby cut In
the form of "a heart transhXed with golden
arrow and was iuclOSed in a small purse
made of links eff the finest steel as II de-
signed for hauberk TO a king. Round the
verge Of the purse were these words;
Loves darts
0leave hearts
Through mail SHIFTS.
Wednesday evening Miss Laura CharnOck
pleasantly entertained about twentycouples
Of her friends ~ her home. The evening
was most eniOyably spent by all in music
and dancing Tempting refreshments
served al a seasouable hour were discussed
with relish When the merry party dis
persed u was with many acknowledge
ments to their hostess for the pleasant
evening spent.
Mr.. John NJ. Toland gave very pleas
antentertainmeut OnNlOnday evening at the
residence of Mr. John Craft, Sixteenth
street. i'm honor of his cousin, Mrs John
Craig GAINESVILLE, o. The ClaySville
orchestra furnished the music. which was
Grand MAY they enjoy many more such
pleasant entertainments together. Mrs.
Craig will leave on the three O'Clock tram
this afternoon for home with the best
wishes of all who were there.
~
Mr.. Ferdinand Fey, of this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Lauterbach, of New York, were
united in marriage at st. Alphonsus church,
Monday morning, Rev. Father Didacus
performing the ceremony. The attend
ants were Mr. Felix Fey, of Pltts0urg,
brother of the groom. and Mr. w. Schafer.
Inn the evening reception was held at the
residence of Mrs. H. Gehring, sister OF
the bride. in Fulton. They will reside on
North Main street.
The Monday Night Euchre CLUB was
pleasantly entertained last week by Hon.
IA. W. Campbell in the parlors of the
Stamm. There was no cessation of the eN-
citing rounds until nearly half past one
O'Clock in the morning, when fine COLA
ton was daintily served Mrs D. w. Gruoo
. I, ts,.1+ mira and tho second was