Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-14
AUTUMN JOYS.
fHE CHARITY BALL ARRANGEMENTS NEARLY
COMPLETED.
More Weddings on the List = Parties Given This
Wsek-0thsr Social Movements in
the NsighborhOOd.

There was a general meeting OF all
the committees connected with the
Charity Ball at the rooms Of the Wheel
ing Club, last evening, to further the
arrangements. There was.a fair atte nd
ance, and considerable work was ac-
eomplished. Chairman Peterson presi-
ded, and after short discussion over
the plans already made, the various
committees made their reports. The
Chairman of the Ticket Committee
(which committee, by the way, is COM
posed entirely Of ladies, and energetic
ones, too,) stated that the tickets were
already printed, having been donated by
Billiard, and were now in the hands
of Mr.. John Riheldaffer, who will
superintend the sale of the same. The
ladies of the committee can now pro-
cure tickets OF him at any time. The
supper and decoration committees re-
ported progress, and the invitation COM
mittee submitted report giving list
Of names that had been selected from
out-of.town in order that the sale Of
tickets might be still further extended,
and to give all who desire an opportu-
nifty to attend the grand affair. All will
be duly notified. The following is the
list selected:
Parkersburg - George Vardy, Mr..
Bandy.
Clarksburg-Chas. w. List.
undsville-Walker Frissell, Chas.
Weaver, Daniel Heiskell.
BridgepOrt-John Topping, j. O.
Howells, George c. Mckee, Ellsworth
Houser.
Martins Ferry-George II. Smith,
Jas. Y. Patterson, Russell Wood,
Barnesville-J. NJ. Lewis, G.. E. Brad
field, Max Reinheimer, Emory Dent.
Steubenville-S. G. Wallace, Charles
Dougherty, Isidor Sulzbacker, George
Harding, viii d. Miller, Harry G. Sher-
rard
Bellaire-Robert c. Haase, A. P. Tall
man, ). T. Mercer.
/ st. Clairsvllle-JudGe j. II. CASTOR,
John Kennon, David Franklin, John
Troll, James Patten, Mr.. Jaycox, Albert
LukeS, Jas. Kelley.
Wellsburg-T c. Buckhannon, Sam
uel George, WYlle Beall.
Cadiz-Chauneey Hogg.
Washington, Pa.-Fleming Birch,
Harry Chambers, James Lockhart.
Claysville-D. NJ. CampSey, j. 7.
Noble.
SewickIey-Clarence Swanzer, Alex.
LOCktOn.
Pittsbarg-Lewis Block.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mr.. Albert Mercer, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Katie Niehart, of Martins Ferry,
were married hast evening at the
home of the bride, corner of First
and Walnut streets, by the Baptist
minister of that place. The Oc-
casion was one to be remembered by the
large gathering of friends that were
present. The groom is one Of Wheel
ing's well. known young men, and the
bride is favorte young lady OF that
place. The presents were numerous.
The happy couple will go to housekeep-
ing Immediately on La Belle street, in
this city, where a residence already fur
nished awaits them.
Concord Lodge No. 10, 1. o. 0. F.,
will give ball this evening, at West
third anniversary Of the organization OF
the lodge. Neuhart will furnish the
music.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Virginia
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. d. Johnson, and Mr.. William Hol-
liday Higgins, will take place this alter
noon at three o'clock at the Fourth
Street Methodist Church.
There were married yesterday alter
noon, at the residence Of Miss Emma
Cracraft, at Triadelphia, DR.. Thomas
II. Shields and Miss Josephine G. Fer
ren. Rev. L. Greer performed the nup-
tials.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Samuel HOpwood at his home on the
South Side Monday evening, the occa-
sion being the anniversary of his birth.
Those present were: Messrs. Harry
Bowers, Howard Miner, James Meek,
William Meek, Edward Frederick, The
odore Grade, William Kahn, Charlie
Burtt, John Regard, William Grade and
Samuel HopwoOd, and Misses Nellie
Giyens, Eva Hallett, Tillie Lewedag,
Minnie Balinger, Carrie McEntee, Liz
zie O'Connor, Kate Serge, Maggie Fritz,
Lena Kleptner, Lizzie Wagner and Nor
man wagner.
There are two bowling clubs formed
OF the employees of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia, and they
went out to the Park last night.
number of the ladies and gentlemen
of the disbanded kindergarten Club and
the members of the Spinster CLUB have
decided to form new organization, ana
this evening they meet at the Wheeling
Climb to further the project. 1t has been
determined to meet semi-monthly at the
home of the members alternately.
Miss Lollie Deits entertained about
ten couples of her friends Monday night
in the Uarlors of the Sherman House, at
Martins Ferry. The evening was spent
in dancing and other amusements. AT
II o'clock the guests were invited to
fine collation. which had been prepared
for them.
Miss Hannah Smith, Of Bridgeport. en-
tertained last night in honor OF her
gnest. Miss Matte Collins, Of Medina.
Cbas. r. Behler and wife last night
celebrated the twenty-eigth anniversary
~ their marriage. A number OF their
friends called and rendered congratula-
lions. and q very pleasant evening was
snept in music, refreshments and social
amusementS.
The German Pioneer Society gave
recentlon at Arion Hall, Monday even
inc In honor Of II. F. Behrens, John e.
Hoffman, ST., and J. L. Stroehlein'
three of their members who have re-
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