Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21

! the song and dance oy Proi. SpeeoJ
and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, likely to De
| one of the great hits OF the evening.
Then comes the Scotch dance, reel and
highland fling, after which the Indian
/ War Dance, and the Indian Maiden
Moon Dance, two Of the richest fea-
lures. Then comes the American
Dance, which will be associated with
the grand finale. There is 81 average
/ Of ten different steps 20 every dance
The Kermoise will be agorgecus specta-
Gle.
The Primus Cab will give hop at
Franzheims Hall Tuesday evening. No
dance affairs are looked forward to with
/ keener pleasure. Killmyer will play
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I The Arcadian Clue, OF Martins Ferry,
were entertained Friday night By Dr.
and Mrs. A. Z. Ong 81 their eie-
CANT home on Fourth street. Con-
( yersat,on and games whiled away the
! hours. An elegant supper was served
at an appropriate hour, which was en-
joyed By all present. About twenty or
thirty persons were present
The Inner Circle" Of Martins Ferry,
gathered az the parlors Of the Sherman
/ House, Friday night, il being the occa-
sion OF the Washington party" given
| by the Imperial Club. About fifteen
| couples were present, all Of them dress
| ed in oIden fashion. Music, cards and
| dancing were enjoyed till late hour,
| broken only by sunptous repast which
was served about II o'clock. The cos
tunes worn By some OF the ladies were
very costly, but old, and the gentlemen
were dressed in kuee-bre-ches, long
tailed coats, shoes with silver buckles
and wore white wigs. The affair all
through was joyous one.
a tin wedding occurred in East Wheel
ing last night, az the residence OF Addi-
son Keys, in Alley Fifteen. 1t was
largely attended, and hosts OF
presents were received. Mr.. Keys Is q
very popular society man, and both
he and his wife received in
an able manner. The guests were en-
tertained with dancing and other amuse-
ments. 4 tempting supper was served
to which the guests did ample justice.
After supper the band played Annie
Rooney. All the guests had delight
/ ful time.
| Mrs. B. 81. Parker and Miss Angie Hall,
| daughter OF David Hall, were married
al the home OF the bride, in Steuben-
vile, Wednesday evening, al o'clock,
/ Rev. Haskell, OF the Hamline Church.
! performing the ceremony in the pres
/ ence Of a number Of invited friends of
| the contracting parties. The attend
ants were Miss Emma Hall, sister
| OF the bride, and Mr.. Will Nesbitt,
/ OF Wheeling. There were many hand
! some presents. The guests present
from abroad were, Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
man and Daughter Bird, and w. T.
| Nesbtt, OF Wheeling; Miss Hannah
Bird, and Geo. Beaumont, OF Martins
Ferry; Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoa, OF
| Toronto.
Asurprise party was given By Miss LII
| lie Deffibeugh and Miss Mamie Kramer
at the residence OF Miss Nellie O'Neil,
on Eighteenth street. The evening was
spent in dancing and other amusements.
| Mr.. Charles Thurlow aud Miss Lille
Defibaugh won the prizes for the best
walters. The music was furnished by
Manion's orchestra.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. James Larue at their
home on Wood street, in honor OF the
tenth anniversary OF their marriage.
| Twenty couples were present. Music
and cards were the amusements Of the
evening. At u o'clock refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Larue re-
ceived many useful presents.
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Miss Blanche Nesbitt entertained a
number OF her friends on Tuesday night
AZ her sisters house, Mrs. Robert Affol-
ter Of Sixteenth street. All spent an
ENJOYABLE time. Dancing and cards
was the feature Of the evening In which
refreshments were served at a season
able hour.
A new social organization Is assuming
tangible shape ID this city, TO be known
"a the Thirteen Club" TO be composed
OF that number OF the prominent socie,
" gentlemen Of the city, the club TO be
conducted on the same general plan as
the renowned Thirteen Club" Of Phila'
delphia.
The Central Garden Club went out
Caldwell's Run last Wednesday even
ing. and surprised one Of their members,
the occasion being the anniversary OF
his birth. Guthart's Orchestra was
present and discoursed sweet music, 70
which dancing was INDUCED in until an
early hour next morning. AT midnight
a tempting supper was spread,
The Arion Society will give their an
nual subscription banquet al Arion Hal
tomorrow evening, and IL promises tC
be one of the memorable feasts OF the
season. Mr.. Behler, Of Hotel Behler
is the caterer.
There was an informal but very pleas
ant gathering one evening last week a.
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Brockunier, on Chapline street. The
affair was given by Miss Mary Brocku
nier in honor Of her accomplished guest
Miss Bates, of Baltimore.
The marriage ei Miss Genevieve Bog
CESS. of CIarksburg, aud Mr.. A. ID. Parr
Of Washington, D. c., will take place
next Thursday afternoon, at $3.50, at thu
residence OF the bride.
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One Of the most enjoyable parties o.
the week was the card affair given OF
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
NJ. Sweeney at their apartments at thu
Mcclure 10 honor Of their charming
guest, Miss Hurford, Of Pittsburg.
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