Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
AUTUMN JOYS.
Tcontt,n.ed From Fifth PaOc.l

| The puests who attend array themselves
in their most excruciating attires, ana
apart from the pleasure OF the participant
it cannot but afford visual 1easI U
the many delighted on-lookers. lnasm ~
as the Charity Ball as proposed is for the
benefit of such worthy INSTITUTION do Ine
neyy City Hospital, still warmer interest,"
will be awakened in the social analr. "A
preliminary meeting was held In the NC
lure House parlors on Thursday evening,
in which arrangements were IN a measure
formulated. Mr. B. Walker peterson was
elecred chairman of the meeting and Mr..
n G. Franzheim secretary. Messrs: HUI
linen Quarter. T. G. Moffatt, ana Dr.
Aschman were appointed comHII.ee
to secure q favorable location, Wnlle M;
Franzheim was appointed a commieVee VI
one to arrange for the music: Inc 1ulI
Onera House Orchestra will likely De en-
gagged. The affair will probably take place
al the Mcclure House, although some are
in favor of giving such picturesque AFFAIR
in apartments where the scene can De view
ed simultaneously by spectators, and there
will likely be large number. While the
Mcclure dining room aud other apartme nus
are admirably adapted in all other
WAYS for the purpose, there IS no oalcohy'
Still. as this particular combination is
difficult to obtain in this city, it VIII
likely not be persisted in The tickets VIII
be fixed at five dollars Stcouple, win taree
dollars for single gentlemen. Inc aIair Is
booked for Thursday evening, the Z5tn Oh
this month. IL will be brilliant anslr.
In the matter of costumes the Cnarlty
Ball will likely Guido the splendor o! ian az
former events. The dress materials thls
season are especially handsome, IN texture
as well as in the variety and richness OF
the colors, ranging from the heavy coroeo
silks in every conceivable shade, ana tne
stuff brocades in the richest of Persian col
ors, TO the lighter fables and airy crepeS
and grenadines. At the meeting on Iurs-
day evening there was also Roou
attendance of prominent ladies, who are
taking an active part in the arrangements
The various committees will be care1ulIy
constituted, and will probably embrace
prominent society people In SteuoenVllIe'
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bellalr9, Farh-
ersburg, Moundsville and other places Us
well as Wheeling. There Will Dc anotner
meeting on Tuesday evening TO make
further arrangements. A big attendance
at this meeting is expected.
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A private hop will be given at Ieutonla
Hall Tuesday evening, for which Kidney
er will play.
The progressive euchre parth given Oy
Miss Carrie Brues on Friday evening at
the home of her mother, Mrs caroline
Brues on Friday evening was one OF con-
siderable deminsions, and as handsomely
conducted as any such events thaV nave
graced former seasons. A large nuinoel VI
invitations were sent out, and the respose
was hearty. Tee spacious, colonial nome
stead was aglow with light and the apart
-, decorated
the occ sion. Nearly all the guests
were in full evening attire, guests
and the effect was enchanting. Inc analr
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Griffith, of Baltimore, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas of this city. There were
about twenty tables in operation, ana al
times the contests became very spirited
and Inerrily exciting. At the CONCLUSION
of the card conflict choice refreshments
were served, and then came the maj al
Judgment of the contestants. Inc hrSI
prize for ladies fell TO Miss Gene Friend,
and consisted Of a handsome cut glass dlsh;
Miss Hannah Whalley captured the second
prize, gold filagree bon-bon spoon. Mr.
Ambrose List piled up an amazing lot OF
points and received the first gentleman's
prize, consisting of an elegant travelling
tiaslx MIR. Charles FranZheim was on deck
for the second prize, it being beautiful
silver tray shaped in the form of heart
The hostess, Miss Brues, as well as the
other members Of the family, were every
where attentive to the wants oil all ana the
affair throughout was one that Will long be
recalled among the notable occasions OF the
season.
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Master Willie Zarnitz celebrated the
fifth anniversary of his birth at his tatners
residence on South Chapline street last
evening. Refreshments and vocal and In
strumental music were the features OF the
evening Those present were Masters
Charles Ricketts,, Birney Nolte, john Ear
nitz, George Coleman, George Zarnitz,
Leonard Zarnitz, Alphonse Wingerter, and
Misses Blanche Nolte, Nellie Schaffer,
Stella Brunell, Mamie White, Virginia
White, Emma Zarnitz, Lily Grabal, Vir-
ginia Wingerter, Marie ZarnltZ, Mamie
ricketts,, Mamie Ricketts,.
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On Thursday evening last Miss Kate
Haues. assisted by her sister, Miss Mable,
rendered reception to a select circle Of
friends at her residence on North Main
street. The affair was charmingly arrang-
ed and conducted with the
sole view Of the comfort and
pleasure of the fortunate guests, every
thing being complete, even in the smallest
detail. Dancing was INDUCED in and con-
tinued throughout the evening, with the
pleasing interruptions of vocal and inStru-
mental music, and was but one of the
many happy means provided for
making the hours appear too short. AT
midnight an ample repast was served, after
which the amusements were resumed I'M
til an early hour, when the guests departed
with the most pleasant recollecu0ns OF an
evening of enjoyment.
So
Mr.. John Bole, of the South Side, was
rendered surprise party by number OF
his f,ienGs Friday evening. Dancing and
cards occupied the evening, and at mid
night supper was served, TO which all did
ample justice.
The Reception Committee of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. successfully managed course of
trade receptions last year, which were so
popular that it was decided 70 give another
course this year. The receptions last year
were in the interest Of glass-workers, pot
tiers, clerks, iron and steel workers aud
cigarmakers. The course this season will
INCLUDE the dry goods and notion men, Fri
day evening, October 80; wood workers,
Friday evening, December Il; brick and
stone masons, Friday evening, January 10;
painters and plumbers, Friday evening,
February 70; grocers, Friday evening,
March 4. With each gathering will be
provided a musical and literary pro-
gramme, and light refreshments will be
served.
A pleasant party took place at the resi-
dence Of MIR Lawrence Heller, in Fulton,
last Wednesday evening. 1t was given in
honor Of Mr.. John Heller. OF Pittsburg,
who accompanied Miss Maud Heller home
from a visit to Pittsburg About fifteen
couples were present, and the evening
passed of very pleasantly in dancing and
other social amusements. Dimmey's band
furnished the music. A sumptuous re-