Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-05

crowd of silent worshipers. Then Just the
faintest suggestion of laugh crept
into the gray eyes, and she coughed two
or three cute little coughs. Then the head
went down over the prayer book again and
the smile on her face broadened as her
neighbOr coughed and her neighbor's
neighbOr coughed, and the cough was taken
up here and there and everywhere until
the once silent tabernacle had the SOUNDS
peculiar to a consumptive ward in a big
hospital.
As the sweet young lady with the big
eyes came out of church she was heard 10
say 10 her escort:
Now, YOU see, that coughing IN church
is largely a matter of haoit. One person
coughs and the rest of the congregation
follow suit. | know it was very wicked OF
me mi ,yhel looked up and noticed how
silent every BODY was, | had TO try the eX-
pertinent Of seeing how many people would
cough x L did. Ii was such fun
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"a pretiy little nun is flirting with Turk;
SANITY Joan Of Arc Is coquettins with the
Bluebeard and sister Anne on the balcony do
And a. a raj to White Cat j., moustrously civil.
And see Marie Stuart how she eyes that Span
ish don.
Though she waltLlnE VIII an lnuluh WIKI H.
war paint on
One of the pretticst little masquerade
parties given this season was the Hebrew
children's affair at F'ranzheim's Hall on
Tuesday evening There We're from sixty
/ TO seventy-ive of the gay little trppers on
| the waXen surface, and all in pretty, curl
Gus and cunning costumes. Ii was pleas
| ing juvenile picture. And the interest ana
energy which the Lilliputlan masters
| threw into the light fantastic was relish
able TO an onlooker The toilets were
/ unique and original in many cases, ana
were the products Of the dett hngers OF Ihe
enterprising ladies who so ably chaperoheu
the affair There was heaps OF Joy 10 the
square inch at F'ranzheim's Hall that
night. and the event will long be remem-
| bered bv the little ones. The ladies who
| formally arranged the affair were Mrs
/ Henry Speyer and Mrs. Morris Hork-
heimer.
| A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Emma Dannie at her home IN
Martins Ferry, Thursday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in parlor
games of all kinds and the partaking OF
choice refreshments. Among those pre-
sent were Misses Sophia Eick, Lizzie Sea
| bright. Mary Sommers, Edith Sommers'
| Kate Haem, Sophia Haem, Lena kuck-
| kuck, Lizzie Kuckuck, Eva Metzger, Lou
| Use Dannie, Ricka Dannie, Lena Dannie
and Messrs. win Marquardt, Will
| Rohrev. John Thesis, Carl Becker, Fritz
! Becker. John Ellis, John Metzger, Louis
Sommers. VIII Otto, Jacob Henker and
| Fritz Dannie. The happy guests departed
AZ the small hours wishing many events
of 4 similar kind.
| The event OF the season at Martin
/ Ferry was the ball given by the young So
cietv people at the FOrester's Hall, Friday
evening in honor Of Misses Jessie Sheets
and Bessie Brady, who left for Delaware,
/ Ohio. Yesterday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs B. f. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. j. \.
PATTERSON, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kuckuck,
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Hobbs, Mrs. Lou
/ Dawson, Mrs. NJ. Sheets, Misses Jessie
/ Sheets. Bessie Brady, Kate Ralston, Reta
and Clara Sheets, Sallie Miller, Gerue
Hanes, Bessie Griffith. Name Thomas
/ Anna b. Hobbs, Bee Thomae, Minnie Cox,
| Edith McKim, Ella Campbell, Nellie Nc
/ Williams, Maggie Hill, of Bridgeport, and
Clara Zane, Of the Island. The gentlemen
present were Joe Pennington, Frank An
/ thonv. VIII Crowl Chas. Selby, Chas.
| Morgan, Oscar Hampton, Walter Taylor,
| Ed. Blackford. Ed EXley. Russell Medill,
Louis Pauffenbaugh, Ellis ID. Lash. Alex.
McConnaughey, Robert Stewart, William
| Frazier and George and James Ralston.
| Supper was served at the Bayless House
and all enjoyed themselves until al early
hour.
Miss Mamie Robinson entertained
number of her friends on Friday evening
at her homein Kirkwood. Games and good
music was the order Of the evening princi-
pally. A sumptuous repast was served
during the evening, which was discussed
with great relish.
The Alp society was entertained by Miss
Terese Smith, at her home on East Twelfth
street. Thursday evening
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/ The Alphas Will give a grand hop at
| Arion Hall on Thursday evening, and a
/ Joyous time is anticipated.
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| OF the three successful dances given by
| the Liuslv students az their armOry, the
/ last seemed the best. On Tuesday evening
! the silent stars looked down on scene oil
of beauty and merriment which seemed
some chamber sweet in Paradise, with mu-
sic whispering through the rooms and
charm Of dreamy dance. There was Gul-
Get harmony of form and sound as the
Z y
/ in splendid measure 10 the music OF the
| Opera House orchestra, till the pleasured
/ gaze roamed Ger that feast Of beauty as II
roamed from gem TO gem in some gold
smiths work. each form so lovely chat one
would have said: This is the pearl Of
all" "All the floor was peopled fair, but
| the interest centered largely on the iuve-
nile performers who were dressed mostly
/ in light costumes. which, with their grace
] e..f A IN Il
pretty picture for fond parents TO gaze
upon.
| The Bridgeport Dramatic Club has been
organi zed and will produce q play called
Saved From the Wreck in few weeks.
/ Mr.. Harry Mckee is arranging the club.
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The Cotillion Club, that popular dancing
| organization, composed OF many pr0hclent
Young dancers laid aside pleasures on Fri
dav evening and INDUCED in purely
business session. The meeting was held
at the home of Misses Laura and Helen
Caldwell, two-thirds Of the memcerS oelng
present George Atkinson was elected
President: Miss Maud Richards, Vice
President; Fred Ewing, Secretary, ana
win Brice, Treasurer. Three new mem
bers were admitted, namely WIZ Cald-
well Morgan Miller and Miss Jennie
| Craddocks. The first session of the newly
organized club will be held on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Mary Mohatt,
on South Chapline street. This CLUB Will
probably have tennis grounds in the sum
mer. either at the home of Miss Holly Pat
terson or at the new home of Miss Mamie
| Grub
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The Brunswick Club is the name OF
new social organization, composed of popu-
lar Young society gentlemen. They will
rive their first grand ball at Beethoven
| Hall. on next Wednesday evening, April
Sth.
Miss Flora Morgan, Of North Main
] I he, At f,.iap0C