Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

between forty and fifty young people pres
ent, and all were kept busy in series of
dances that made much merriment. The
music was furnished by Killenger. All the
participants were prettily attired, many OF
them being arrayed in the dainty and las
cinating garb of the kirmess, as they per-
formed at the Opera House. Tempting re-
freShments were served during the even
ing and all present were OF one opinion,
that il was one of the most enjoyable ses-
sions Of their winter series.
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The joyful expectancy that just now per-
vades social circles is centered In the dane
ing party TO be given on Tuesday evening
bv Arthur Bates Butler on Twelfth street.
\ large number of invitations have been
sent out and the affair promises to be one
of the notable events of the week
There was pleasant juvenile party at
the Mcclure last evening, it being the occa-
sion of a juvenile party given by Master
Willie Hearn, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Hearn. For several hours the
sounds of joyful glee rang through the
apartments.
A new dancing organization has just been
formed. to be known as the Friday Night
Club. and is membered by some OF the pref
test little juvenile dancers in the city. The
club was entertained for the first time last
FRIDAY night, by Miss Mary Phinny, at the
residence of j. II. Hobbs. the music being
kindly furnished by Mrs julius Pollock.
There was a good representation Of the
little ones present. and all had an evening
of wholesome 10Y. Next Friday evening
Miss Virginia Moffatt will entertain the
club at her home on North Main street
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Mr.. and Mrs Ferdidand Druschel gave
a party at their home on South Chapline
street. Monday night, in honor of the
thirty second birthday OF their son, Mr..
John Druschel.
At the Friend mansion, on South Penn
street. Island. Miss Gene Friend, Mrs
/ George a. Flaccus and Mrs Addie NJ.
Boggs will give reception to their lady
/ friends next Thursday afternoon, between
the hours of sand o'clock.
/ Invitations have been issued by the Chi
Delta Kappa to a private hop to the mem
bers and friends to be held on Monday
evening. February ID. at the M1nnerchor
| Hall. The committee in charge are Messrs.
Neil McFadden, Il. J. Huebel VIII. Laue,
/ Ed. Vaas. Chris. Schambra aud Louis
Renner.
Mrs. L. Schwalb rendered a farewell re
ception on Wednesday evening in honor of
| Miss Bessie DOuden, of Rochester, y. Y,
and Miss Goodwin, of Cleveland, OHIO.
An ENJOYABLE time was had by all present
Dancing was the chief amusement OF the
evening. Choice refreshment was served,
after which the guests departed, being
greatly delighted with the entertainment.
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| friends at his home in Pleasant Valley
| FRIDAY evening last. He was assisted by his
mother and brothers. Lew and Ezekiel
Cards and games of different kinds were
| the anrusements of the evening. OoAt IL
O'Clock they were led to the dining room
where a feast of oysters and other refresh
ments were served which they all enjoyed.
| II WAS given in honor of his friend, Dr. I.
Hedges, of Cynthanthy, KY, who is visit
ing friends in the city.
The friends OF Miss Marion Committee
rendered her very pleasant surprise At
the North End Literary Hail. in honor of
her eighteenth birthday BackmanD fur
nished the dancing music. Refreshments
were served at seasonable hour and
dancing was continued till the small hours
of the morning.
Next Monday evening the Red Rose So
cial will give u masquerade ball at Beetho-
van Hall Emmett Mcdowell will give an
ELITE BALI at Turner Hall next Thurs
day evening. and on Friday the Ladies
Section of the Wheeling Turnverein will
give an apron and necktie social in Turner
Hall.
There was a pleasant progressive euchre
fa, "A
of Captain and Mrs. =. l.. Brice, on La
Belle street. After an exciting season with
the paste boards, finely prepared collation.
occupied the attention of the guests. fol
lowing which came the award of honors.
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Mrs. Sidney Heiskell entertained num-
Der of members of the whist CLUB AT her
home on Chapliue street, Friday night and
a very pleasant time spent by all present.
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The Bachelor Club held their regular hi
monthly hop Thursday evening, at Franz
helm Hall. About twenty couples were
present. and to Killmyer's music dancing
was continued until a late hour. Supper
was taken at the Brunswick AT IL o'clock.
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\ number of the friends of Miss Maggie
Campbell rendered her a delightful sur
prise party at her home. corner of Twenty
eighth and Wood streets, Wednesday
night. Dancing. cards and music were
the diversions OF the evening. and not the
least ENJOYABLE feature was the tempting
repast served at midnight
The Bridgeport Euchre Club met at the
residence of Harry Clark at Brookside on
THURSDAY evening. Quite number were
present and fine time was enjoyed by all.
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Professor and Mrs. L. c. Woolery, of
Rethanv. will be at home 10 their many
friends at the New Philips Hall of Beth
any College on Thursday, the 29th inst.
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Miss Emma Stamm entertained few
friends with a card party IN the parlors OF
the hotel Wednesday evening. At IL o'clock
a tempting repast Was set before the guests.
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Mrs. \. f. Hustled handsomely enter
tanned a party of friends at her home on
Twelfth street Friday night, in honor OF
Mrs. George Laughlin, OF Cleveland, VINO
is her guest.
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4 very ENJOYABLE dinner party was ten
dered on Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Speidel. at their elegant home ON Chapllne
street. 70 a few of their intimate friends
About fourteen guests were aSSemOIeu
ed with all the good things of the season.
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Miss Rose Kenney entertained a numoer
of her friends in a very pleasant manner at
her home on Twenty-third street w ednes-
dav night Notes orchestra was present
and furnished splendid music, 10 when
.Joncinp WAS INDUCED in until late hour
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Tuesday night about thirty.fye couples
gathered at the residence of NJ. +. BIeden-
bach on South Eoff street and repaired TO
the home of Mr.. NJ. hirchner. OF the hrin
of q. Mendel X Co., on Twentieth street;
n was the +4th anniversary of the birth OF
his wife. aud the 18th birthday of her
brother. Mr.. W Coleman. After tender
inc their hearty congratulations. Mr. Cole
man presented Mrs. Kirchner with hand
some gold watch, and her husband present
~ her With a cold chain and ring. The
evening was then given up 10 general soci-
ability