Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-27
HOLIDAY JOYS.
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According to the dainty new calen-
dars, Time in '92 will speed along over
fields of daisies and buttercups, led by
birds or by sweet little maids in Kate
Greenaway dresses. II there are to be
any troubles Pandora has them well
packed away.
In an account OF an amateur theatric-
al performance given recently by a
prominent society lady OF Atlanta, Ca,
the Journal thus speaks of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Hughes, formerly Of this
city:
MRS. Hughes, in the role OF Madge
Dayton, the Madcap, was perfectly cap
tivating and fairly enchanted her audi
ence, provoking from them every few
minutes the most spontaneous applause.
Mrs. Hughes is blonde with dark eyes.
She Is petite, also, and perfectly adapt
ed, both In her appearance, grace and
ability to the part assigned her. She Is
reasonably gifted, and as an amateur
soubrette would be difficult to excel.
Mr.. Hughes, as Lord Algernoh
Penrhyn, very silent young man, was
inimitable."
The reception at the Fort Henry Club
on Wednesday evening to commemorate
the first anniversary of the club was a
happy event, and one that was partici-
pated in with much Joy by large as
semblage OF the society people. Nearly
all the apartments on both the first and
second floors were appropriately be-
decked. The decorations were ar
ranged by Mr.. E. B. Franzheim, chair
man, Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Mrs. Hullihen
Quarter and Mrs. DR.. Aschmann. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra, and together with dancing,
sociability and dainty refreshments, the
affair was well rounded out. Spacious
apartments full of beautifully dressed
women and well-bred, dignified men is
pleasant sight. To be acquainted with
most OF them-to meet old friends and
make new ones-renders social gather
ing absolutely exhilerating. Contact with
ones kind ruDs of the rust and brightens
the native metal. So 1t was at the Fort
Henry on Wednesday evening. We all
know that love of society grows with
It's indulgence. Only those sin the
swim" thoroughly appreciate the benef-
icence Of the waters. But it could not
fail to be appreciated on Wednesday
evening. The guests upon arriving
were warmly welcomed by the recep-
ton committee, consisting OF MesSrS.
William T. Peterson, Gibson Lamb,
James 7. Adams, d. +. Stalnaker, e.
r. Franzheim and Hullihen Quarter.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hearne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hullihen Quarter, MIR. and Mrs.
b. Walker Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Franzheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Speidel, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George, Wise, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Culbertson, Mr..
Charles Burdett Hart and Miss
Mae Belle Hart, Hon. III. S. White, DR..
and Mrs, Gustave Aschman, MIR. and
Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Mr.. Charles Lamb
and Miss Bessie Lamb, Mr.. Charles
List, Miss Gussie Hupp, Mr.. Robert
Haase, Miss Minnie Loring, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Moffatt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frew; Mr.. j. Kelsey Hall, Mr.. Harry
Franzeim, Mr.. VIII Peter
son, Mr.. James Adams, Mr..
b. S. Allison and Miss Clark, Mr.. Clark
Hamilton and Miss Kennedy, Mr.. George
House, Miss Mertz, of Akron; Miss
Georgia Cullom, of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. George Laughlin, OF Cleveland;
Miss Emo, of st. Louis; Captain Will
liams, U. S. A., and wife, Lieutenant
Mitchell, U. S. A., and wife, Lieuten-
ant Braunersreuther, U. S. n, Miss
Collins, OF Quincy, H.; Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann. Mrs. Jessie Berger, Mrs. Clubb,
Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. R. b. Simpson,
Mrs. Won Frietlich, OF Cleveland; Mrs
R. Rush Swope, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams.
What would Christmas be without
dancing? The holidays will be full of
It. Musicians will be busy and the
young people will have plenty to occupy
them during the holiday time. One OF
the pleasantest approaching affairs will
be the german to be given by Miss
Hulda Delaplain tomorrow evening at
her home on Chapline street to the mem
bers of the Spinster Club. 1t promises
to be one of the events OF the season.
1t is the first swell german Of the sea-
son, and several delightful figures will
be introduced.
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And oh, she dances such VS.
No sun upon an Easter day
Ia half fine n sight