Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-25

at their residence on South Jacob
street. The Anrea Mandolin and
Guitar Club rendered delightful music
throughout the evening, and refresh
ments were served at seasonable hour
bv Zeigenfelder. Many handsome and
beautiful presents were received. The
event will be long Remembered by
those present.
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or course the chief event OF the com
ing week will be the New Years Ball
at the Mcclure House on Friday even
ing. Many have been looking forward
to the event for weeks with pleasure
BILE expectancy. All the signs foretell
a brilliant scene. In addition to the
participants here at home there will be
many charming visitors from out oftown.
The entire TO the scene OF festivities
will be by the Twelfth street entrance
to the hotel and the space from the
doorway to the carriage will be protect
ed by canopy. During the arrival OF
the guests an entertaining concert pro-
pramme will be rendered by the Opera
House Orchestra, and the dance music is
nearly all new and particularly adapted
for the occasion. Arrangements have
been made for a careful management OF
all the departments, among other things
skilled attendants being in charge OF
both the ladies' and gentlemen's dress
rooms. During the progress OF supper,
which will take place at lntermission,
extra dances will be announced and
those unable to dine at the first
table, will have an opportunity OF con-
tinuing in the festivities on the ball
floor, as extra dances will be announced
to occupy the time. The party will be
banquetted in two sections, the married
people being given the first chance In
the dining hall. About sixty persons
can be seated at time in the south
dining hall. For those who prefer to
indulge in diversions other than dane
ing facilities for card playing will be
afforded, as tables will be placed all
through the pailors.
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Mrs. Henry Harper entertained few
of her lady friends at fnely-prepared
lunch at the Hotel Stamm yesterday
afternoon.
The event of the early week will be
the dancing party at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Delaplain on Chap
line street, when Miss Mamie Gruob
will entertain large party. The full
Opera House orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and delight
full time is anticipated. A large mum.
Der OF invitations were sent out.
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The second anniversary Of tho Fort
Henry Club was duly observed Friday
night, and there was general outpour-
ing Of the members OF this social organ
ization, nearly all Of whom were in full
evening dress, and ell were ready with
a pleasant smile, and hearty greeting.
IL was a memorable occasion, AID one
that will likely long live in the memory
Of those who were there.
The ball given by the VIM. L. Wilson
Tariff Students az Arion Hall on Thurs
day night proved a success, and was en-
jOyed by all the participants. The
floor management was In the hands OF
Mr.. Dave Brooks. He was assisted by
Patrick joyce, Charles Halter, Robert
Devries and Charles Noll. Preceding
the ball was q concert programme in
which Mrs. Flora Williams appeared to
excellent advantage. The Premier
Banjo and Mandolin Club was
also present and rendered several
choice selections. Mr.. +. Diegmiler
also sang to the delight of the large as
semblage. An order Of eighteen dances
was discussed, and at intermission all
adjourned TO the dining room where a
sumptuous repast was served by Artz,
of the Milwaukee Cafe. Dixey Engel
was chairman of the general arrange
ments Of the affair, and he was assisted
by Pete Bosley, Joseph Donley, Dave
Brooks and Charles Bosly. The pro-
ceeds will be used in defraying the eX-
penses of the band when the club goes
to Washington on the occasion OF the
Inaugural ti0n.