Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What is Going on in Festive Way
About Town.

About Town.
There will be a hop at the Wheeling
Club this evening, for which Killmeyer
will furnish music.
A drive whist party Will be given by
Mrs. Louis SteenrOd at their home in
the country next Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Burdett Hart and Miss
Mae Belle Hart will receive next Thurs
day evening from TO 10 o'clock.
A number of Turner's from this city
went to Steubenville last evening to at
tend the mask ball Of the Turner's at
that place.
On the 3Oth of this month the ladies
Section of the Wheeling Tufnve-
rein will give an apron and hectic social
in Turner Hall.
Mrs. Capt. c. w. Inglebrght, of Mar
tins Ferry, will entertain the Young
Married Folks and Arcadian clubs
Wednesday evening.
The Panhandle freight handlers will
glide over the waxen surface at Turner
Hall tonight. There will doubtless be
large crowd present.
THE Alphas will give their annual
masquerade ball at M@nnerchor Hall,
on Wednesday evening. Professor Kill
meyer will furnish the music.
The regular social session of the
Bachelors will take place Thursday
night at Franzheim's Hall. The music
will be furnished by Killmeyer.
Miss Bessie Lamb entertained few
of her friends last Saturday night at the
Stamm House. The time was enjoya-
bly, passed at dancing and cards.
The Teutonia Singing Society gave a
masquerade ball at their nall on South
Jacob street last night. The hall was
well filled with dancers, and the cos
tune were notably unique and original.
Mayors orchestra furnished the music.
Something of the size of the little
bundle of muscle that the lady members
of the physical culture class are packing
away on the quiet may be imagined
from the fact that one of the more ener-
getic members frequently climbs the en-
tire length OF the creased pole. This re-
quires strength and endurance.
Mr.. Charles Aul was rendered most
enjoyable surprise party by about fif-
teen couples Of his friends, at his home
on Fourteenth street, last night. Dane
ing was the principal division of the
evening, with refreshments served and
discussed at intervals. Prof. Charles
Killmyer ofliciated at the piano.
VIM. Muegge of the North End, was
very much surprised when he returned
from stroll Sunday afternoon to find
about fifteen of his friends and relatives
who had called to help him celebrate
his forty-fourth birthday, A very pleas
ant evening was spent. of which Splen-
did supper was not the least enjoyable
feature.
An exchange says: The innovation
of having the bridesmaids go down from
the chancel to meet the bride at the
church threshold, recently introduced
in the cities, is likely to become pop
ular one. Bridesmaids have always
suffered, no matter how charming they
may be, because they usually precede
the bride and are lost in the halo of her
interesting brilliancy.
There was very pleasant social
gathering at the home of Mrs Efiie Rus
sell, at Elm Groye, last evening, it be-
ing the occasion of drive whist party,
in which some twenty-four couples par
ticipated. Everything that could tend
to the comfort and JOY of the guests
was provided After a two hours con-
test with the cards, during which there
was much merrment, and at times eX-
citing situations, finely arranged col
lation was partaken OF with great relish.
Then came the awards by Louis Steen-
rod, the first ladies' prize being cap
tured by Mrs. nr. Reed Baird, and the
second by Mrs. Ollie Wilde. The first
gentleman's prize was accorded TO
Platoff Zane, and the second to George
4. Flaccus. special motor conveyed
the guests to the city at the conclusion
of the festivities.
Another small consignment of the Me-
Connell Economic Gas Crate and Chicago
Gas stoves has just been received and will
be delivered and set up to those who call
first. We have done our best TO keep up
with our orders, .'but first come first
served" is n rule we cannot override, so
come quick and we will deliver and set up
same day II we have the goods when you
come in. They will save you more than
half your gas bill and besides are beautiful
in appearance.
Orders bp telephone promptly attended
to. THE GLOBE CONTRACT CO..
Telephone 500. 80 Fourteenth st.
GRAND Rabbit Lunch at Joshua
Rine's, 1912 Main street, this evening.