Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

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given last Monday evening by Miss
Huldah Delaplain, at her home on Chap
lain street, and it was one OF the most
successful eyer given in the city. The
interior was beautifully bedecked. The
two large parlors where the cotillion
was danced were handsomely trimmed
in smilax and evergreens, and the effect,
with the rich aud tasty toilets, was
charming. Music was furnished by
Killmyer. The joyous participants in
dulged in a happy discussion Of the ger
man between the hours OF and II
o'clock, and during that time six figures
were danced by eighteen couples. The
german was most efficiently led by Mr..
Arthur Bates Butler, who displayed a
familiarity with the modus operandi
that was remarkable. The flowers
were gracefully distributed by the
mother OF the hostess, Mrs. Mary Della
plain. The first four couples leading
in the german were Miss Huldah Della
plain and Mr.. viii Dovener; Mr.. Frank
Craddock and Miss Nora Simpson; Mr..
George Mendel and Miss Christina Enos,
OF ST. Louis; Mr.. Will Rice and Miss
Nan Fisher. The other couples were
As follows: Mr.. Chas. OFT and Miss
Flora Wilson; MIR. Harry Mcdonald
md Miss Jessie Turner; Mr.. Van Kirk
md Miss Matte Caldwell; Mr.. Roy
Boyd and Miss Jessie Berger; DR.. Belle
Vile and Miss Collins, of Quincy, H.;
C. f. Dickinson and Miss Bessie Lamb;
Mr.. Sam Hazlett and Miss Blanche
Haase: Robert Gilchrist and Miss Sid
ney OFT; Mr.. George Vardy and Miss
Mary McMechen; Mr.. Harry Whitaker
and Miss Shirley Brockunier; DR..
Hazlett Cummins and Miss Blanche
Hoge Mr.. Charles Lamb
and Miss Mary Brockunier. The favors,
especially those provided by Mr.. But
Ter. were novel and pleasing. Among
the figures discussed were "Honors are
Easy" waltz, ''Forfeits" polka, "Kneel-
ing SQUARE" Handkerchief" ''Bow-
err and contest Of Graces." The last
three figures were new, while the
"Kneeling Square" was remodeled to
such an extent as to render it doubly
pleasing. At the conclusion OF the ger
man general dancing was INDUCED in.
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Another German is talked of, and this
time at the Wheeling Club. 1t will
probably take place on the fifteenth of
this month. The agitatorS are Messrs.
Chas. Lamb, viii Rice, Arthur Bates
Butler and Mr.. Frank Craddock.
So
Misses Annie and Josephine McGar-
rell gave delightful dance 10 num-
Der of friends Thursday evening at their
home on North Market street.
80
There was "watch meeting" at
Hotel Stamm on Thursday evening, be-
ing given by Miss Bessie Lamb,
to a party of friends. AS the new year
rolled In each Of the gentlemen present
we're presented with a kiss-a candy
kiss neatly wrapped in stout paper.
80
Mrs. Katherine Neuhart gave party
ut her home one evening last week, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Callie, who
was Just seventeen years old.
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Miss Edna Crowell entertained about
fifteen couples OF her friends Tuesday
night at her home in Martins Ferry in
honor of students of the various colleges
who are now home on a vacation. The
evening was spent very pleasantly with
music and games.
50
The Monday Night Euchre Club was
entertained last week by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frew at their residence on Four
teenth street and an enjoyable time was
had.
Tuesday evening last pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Misses Mary
and Annie Dunning at their home on
Sixteenth street by q number of their
friends. The evening was spent in q