Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Il. Buchanan and Miss Flora Kraus il
honor of their guests. Miss Emma Gold
of Milwaukee, Wis, and Mrs. William
Bamberger There were large number
of friends present, and each guest upon ar
rival was presented with Ooutonniere by
Master Herbert Buchanan and Miss Stella
Bambeger. The parlors We're handsomely
decorated. and the toilets of the ladies were
especially noticeable. The prizes were
! well gotten up and in keeping with the other
| features of the affair. The first gentle
mans prize was won by Mr.. Benz. Hork-
/ heimer and the second was tie between
Mr.. Charles Beekman and Mr. q. ). En-
sheimer The first ladies prize was won
by Miss Savilla kraus, and the second by
Miss Sarah Horkheimer. Refreshments OF
tempting nature were served during the
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reizensteiu, Of North
Main street, gave a fine luncheon last Sun
day in honor of Mr.. Lewis Whit and Miss
Bertha Brilles The dinner was quite
elaborate, and everything was daintily
served. Among those present were Louis
Reizenstein and lady. of Allegheny; Isaac
Reizenstein and lady. Samuel Reizenstein
and Albert Reizenstein, of Allegheny; Sol.
Whit and Man. Goldbaum, Of this city, and
Miss Vogel, of Allegheny.
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On Monday evening Mr.. W Il Connolly
of the firm OF NOrthwood x Connolly, en-
tertained a small party OF gentlemen at his
home in Martins Ferry. West End, in
honor of his twenty-ninth birthday. An
elegant supper was served, and those pres
eut were Mayor Keller. J. Y. Patterson,
James Gather, w. NJ. Lumpton and
Thomas j. Irwin.
a bowling party was given at the
Park early in the week, complimentary 20
Mr.. Jubal f. Terry, OF Richmond. Va.
who is visiting in Wheeling The party
went ont on the O'Clock mOter anu re-
turned shortly before II o'clock.
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The Chi Delta Kappa VIII give private
hop TO the members and friends next Mon
day evening AT MRunerchor Hal The
committee in charge are Messr,. Neil Me
Fadden. L. j. Heubel, WI Laue. Ed.
Vaas, Chris Schambra aud Louis Renner.
Killmeyer will play.
Mrs. George Elliott, Of Bridgeport, en-
tertained a number of her friends a. pro
gressive euchre, al her home IN Kirkwood.
Friday evening There were some very
interesting and exciting contests during
the evening, and before the awarding of
the prizes, choice viands were dispensed.
II was a very enjoyable party.
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The Opera House orchestra WI not give
their regular bi-monthly concert a the OPP
era House tomorrow night, on account of
the near approach of their grand ball.
There was a very enjoyable tea party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr.
on Fourth street, Martins Ferry, Tuesday
evening, given by Mrs. Kerr.
Miss Louise Maurer, Of South Main
street. will give private masquerade hop
at her home on Monday evening.
One of the events of the week. which
did much toward keeping the upper ten
dom of society astir, and which was rel
ished perhaps as much as any affair Of the
season, was the pretty dancing party given
on Tuesday evening by Mr.. Arthur
Bates Butler For home party
il was quite an elaborate occasion. |
the guests comfortably filing nearly all
the various apartments Of the spacious in |
terror. The affair took place at the resi- |
dence of Mr.. Buffers grandfather, Dr.. w |
D. Bates. and he was assisted in receiving
by his mother, Mrs w. +. Butler, his sis
ter. Mrs. Robert J. Reed Misses Nellie and |
Jessie Turner, Miss Coffin. of Washington,
d. C.. DR.. Robert J. Reed, and Mr.. VIII
lam Shafier, all Of whom gracefully and
most Hospitality greeted the arriving
guests. The various apartments were APP
bedecsed for the occasion, and
the arrangements were everywhere com
plete for carrying out the amusement of
the evening Music was furnished by Kill
meyer At midnight choice lunch was
ttrnG a H.
Quoted party, ana al present had "a most
delightful time
Next Thursday evening the Bachelor
Club will give masquerade ball at Fran
zheim's Hall. and elaborate preparations
are being made in the way OF original and
ingenious costumes. Il promises 10 be
great social event.
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Miss Virginia Hopkins aud Mi Charles
list entertained a card party on Wednes
day evening at their home or North Main
street With such admirable entertainers
no moments went aStray ard al present
Joined heartily in the merriment that pre-
vailed throughout the evening. II was one
of those happy affairs where Tue guests al
the close only wish they could do il al
over again right then and there.
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There was very pleasant gathering at
the Island Thursday evening. II being the
occasion of a card party given by Mrs.
Flla Hortseimer to number OF her
friends. The parlors were PRETTY deco
rated. and at the appropriate hour very
appetizing collation. was served. Every
BODY present was delighted with the enter
tainment.