Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

recent diversions IN the dance, Will give
literary entertainment, and considering
the marked and varied talents of those who
are to participate, it cannot fail TO be inter
esting
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The CotilIion Club land no club packs
away more genuine jollity TO the square
inchl was delightfully."- entertained last
evening by Miss Lydia Good, at her home
on Fifteenth street. The affair took the
nature of dinner party, followed later IN
the evening with dancing which contin-
ued till midnight The music was FUR
nished by Kilhnyer II was one OF the
pleasantest sessions of the season. At this
gathering vote was taken as TO whether
the regular bi-monthly meets should De
continued during the Lenten season. Miss
Moffatt will next entertain the club, at her
home on South Market street.
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Misses Clara Schumacher and Mary
Hardy, of Moundsville, gave quite pleas
ant party TO a number of their friends, at
Miss Schumacher's home last Saturday
evening The evening was spent at cards,
dancing, singing and games Those pres
ent were Miss Clara Schumacher, Mrs.
Emma Weaver, Misses Katie Hardy, Mary
Hardy, Agnes Halpin, Carrie Dorsey, JeS-
sic Mavers. Maggie Bryson, Katie Moore,
Blanche CraytOn. Fannie Bryson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Rupp, of Moundsville; Misses
Ida White and Maggie White, of Bellaire;
Tillie Mcconnell, Maggie Mcconnell, Mary
Murphy, Gussie Burkham, and Lizzie
Foose. of Wheeling. The gentlemen were
Mill Miller, Clark Stamm, Frank Miller,
VIII Bye, Larry Howard, George Stephan,
Geo. Otte, Harry Bowers. Arthur BOurs,
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Mcclure, of Wheeling; John Murphy and
Mont Salters, of Moundsville.
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A pleasant surprise party was rendered
the Misses NOlter, Wednesday evening, at
their home on Seventeenth street. Re
/ freshments We're served at seas0naDle
/ hour Those present were: Misses Ida
/ Camp. Addie Oneal. Annie Downing. Josie
sample. Lottie LETTERS, Mamie McColley,
Jean Nesbit, Lizzie Dixon, Aggie Nesbit,
/ Lille Dixon, Ida, Bessie and Carrie
Molter, Matte Higgins, Annie McColley,
/ Amy Foster, Kate Haley. Rose FREEHOLD,
/ Matte Nesbit, Rena McGranahan, Lille
/ Camp; Messrs. Albert LOefler, Walter
/ Thornborge Archie Rose, Prof. Eddie
/ Molter Eddie Hay, Elbridge Haley.
There has been a good deal of eating.
around in society in one way and another,
/ this week But we know of nothing, outside
/ of an express train, that more invariably
goes than astronomical pleasures. There
/ have been church Suppers, secret society
/ banQuets private sit-dOwns and various
dinners ans parties. But after all food is a
big factor in this life. Love is at the bot
/ tom of the home. Ii cheers, it brightens
/ And vet, Notwithstanding is divine origin,
and its beautiful capacity to do good, and
/ its tremendous power to do evil, love Is a
very frail thing and has been known 10
droop and wither and die before such
/ trifing incidents in life as tough beef
steak or half baked pie.
Miss Lucy Kronyaeger entertained a
number of her friends at her North Main
street home Thursday night Dancing
was the principal diversion of the evening
The music was furnished by the Silver
/ Reed orchestra. \ tempting collation. was
served and discussed at midnight
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I Affairs of a social nature have been
/ looming up rather prominentlyin Benwood
/ this week. There is no suitable hall for
dancing purposes, and on that account re-
ceptions and teas, which are strictly home
affairs. predOmlnate. Two social or
carnations, the "OU Club, and
j
latter composed of the younger society
I folks are in a Furnishing condition, and
/ their meetings are characterized by a hap
/ py interchange of social pleasures The
Our Club" was entertained on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, and on Thursday
evening Mrs. Arthur Clarity was at home
10 her friends. On Friday evening the
Misses Deegan rendered their friends
delightful party at their home, on Water
street
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A pretty juvenile party WAS given last
evening at the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs.
James Neill, on the Island. There were
quite a number OF young people present,
and the many games and parlor sports that
prevailed throughout the evening brought
out indeed picture Of juvenile Joy. Choice
refreshments We're served, and the even
| ing was one that was completely filled in
with fun.