Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
Festivities That Mark the Month o
.January.

The Little Fort hehuery SAuo, ~ -
Chapliue street, on Tuesday, January lSth.
will commence at :; 30 p. m AS
ours is a 'fowl'' club, we would deem II IN
complete without your presence, therefore,
don't disappoint US as we find 1t very diih-
cult N oct an attendance at our feaSts.
Ranouet Committee and sole members oil
the Club, GEORGE T.. hotsh'
CLARK Hamilton,
SAMUEL NJ. RICE.
p. S.-As the printer did not have the
cnt of a hen. we were compelled to get
rooster "cut."
Among the guests who have arrived
In town from Louisville TO attend the
Milton oring nuptlals to-day are MIS-
W C. Cook. Mrs. NJ. E. Milton, Miss
Rebecca Taylor, Miss \. c. Phelps ana
Mr.. +. c. Milton. The joyous event
nromises to be one of the prettiest and
most elaborate which has occurred here
for some time. Nearly 500 invitations
have been issued. At the close OF the
nuptial ceremonies at the church,
magnificent reception will be held at
Monument Place, and all the carriages
in the city have been engaged TO trans
port the guests.
Beethoven Hall was the scene OF a
most enjoyable affair, last night, the
occasion being the annual installation
of officers and grand bail given by Her
mann Lodge A. o. L. w. La Belle and
Welcome lodges, of this city, and Ben
wood lodge, were present in lull force,
and took an active part in the lestiVl-
ties. The programme nened with an
overture, after which VIM. Rustymeyer,
&. NJ. W., installed the following ON
GERS: Ex-M. W., John Schneider; Nj.
W.. Chas. Reppke; Foreman, F. Died
rich; Overseer, Henry Bloch; Guide,
Chas. Kopp; Inside Guard, Christ.
Kopp: Outside Guard, II. Kreig-
er. Rev. Ulfert, OF ST. Johns
church, delivered an address in Ger
man. explaining the object and aims OF
the order, and was followed with a
similar address in English by w. o.
McCluskey. both of which were well re-
ceived. The Beethoven Singing Society
rendered several selections, and num-
Der of recitations were delivered, AT
the conclusion of the exercises the floor
was cleared, and the rest of the evening
was given up TO terpiSchorean pleasures
Prof. Forsythe officiated at the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. James IL. Riddle, Jr.,
celebrated the fifth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home on North Nam
street last night. About fifteen couples
OF their friends were present, and spent
a pleasant season in progressive euchre
until eleven o'clock, when prizes were
awarded. and all sat down TO sump-
tuous repast served in the dining room.
Dancing followed and continued until
an early hour this morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riddle were the recipients OF
countless congratulations and good
wishes. and large number OF hand
some and useful presents.
Miss Eta Crone, OF st. Clairsvllle,
and Michael Scheezer, OF Pltts0urg,
were united in marriage at nine O'Clock
mass. at St. Alphonsus' Church yester-
day morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Didacus. In the
evening reception was held at the
home OF relatives of the bride, on the
Island. Both of the contracting par
ties were former residents Of this city,
and are well and favorably known. Mr..
Scheezer was for 4 long time Captain OF
the knights OF St John.
Miss Belle Cook entertained the pupils
of Ter Sunday school class, OF the Yves
ley NJ. T.. church, at her home on South
Jacob street, Monday evening. very
pleasant season was spent in games ana
conversation, and recitations by Misses
Eva ILonecker and Mary Fry were
among the most enjoyable features. Re
freshments were discussed at eleven
o'clock, aud the party dispersed at
Scasonable hour.
Mannerchor hall last night was tn
scene OF merry asSemblage. 1t was !
private dance given by number OF
Young society gentlemen from the
North End. The committee in charge
was composed OF VIII McGowan, John
Vollinger, and Jacob Wilbert. Prof.
Charles Kilmyer ofiiciated at the piano
Cards have been received here for the
marriage Of Miss Edith Saunders Burt,
daughter of Lieut. Col. A. S. Burt, to
Lieut.. Harry G. Trout, U. s. n, Thurs
day evening, JanuaIy -, at Rock
Springs, Wyoming. Miss Burt is
niece of Mrs. VIII HeiSkell, and visited
here some time ago.
A surprise party was rendered Col. j.
B. Sheppard Monday evening at his
home on Maryland street, Island. An
excellent feast was served at midnight.
During the evening a pleasant event
happened in the shape OF presentation
TO Mrs. Sheppard OF a case OF handsome
solid silver ware.
Edward Vockler and Miss Edith
Schultz will be married at nine o'clock
mass at ST. Alphonsus church this
morning. A reception will be held this
evening at seven o'clock at the resi-
dence of Louis Vockler, 2656 Main
street.
Invitations are out for the Glesen-
kamp-Hess wedding which takes place
at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Thursday.
January 90, at p. m. A reception will
be held at the Arion building from to
II p. III.
John b. LOTUS and bride returned
Yesterday from an extended tour, taking
in the Eastern cities and Chicago. They
will reside for the present at the home
of Mr.. LOTUS parents, on the Island.
The engagement of Mr.. Louis Whit
and Miss Bertha Brilles Is announced.
Mr.. Whit is the proprietor OF the Bon
Ton store, and his coming bride is one
of our most popular Young ladies.
Nail City Lodge No. ITO, Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen, will give
grand ball at Germania hall on Febru-
airy 9TH. for which Mayors orchestra
will furnish the music.
The South Side Turner's gave mas
luerade ball at their hall on South ia
cob street, last night. Mayors orches-
ira furnished the music.
The Farrell-White wedding, which
promises 10 be one of the most brilliant
1f the winter season, will take place on
the l4th OF February.
The Wheeling Turnverein will give a
gymnaStic exhibition and concert and
ball at Turn Hall, on Monday evening,
January 10th.
The Arion Society will give another
IF their enjoyable Katfee-NiSitesa at their |
nall this evening. Killmeyer will play. |
The wedding OF Miss Mamie 0'Hare |
md Daniel Ebert will take place this |
morning, at the Cathedral, at o'clock.
THE SMALL POX CASE.