Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-17
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What Ia Going on in Festive Circles About
Town.

The first big hop to be given out OF
the funds Of the defunct Wheeling CLUB
will likely take place at the Park dur
ing the fair week. Preparations for the
event are now being made.
Miss Ida Updegraff has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, where she has
been enjoying the past few weeks. Miss
Jennie Baker, who accompanied her,
left the resort several days ago for her
home in st. Paul. Both had most
pleasant sojOurn.
The members Of the Prlmus Club, OF
Benwood, gave select dance at the
City Hall Monday night. A number OF
young people were present from Wheel
ing, Bellaire and Bridgeport, and hne
time was had by all present. Prof.
Karl Fosters orchestra furnished the
music.
Miss Mary McMechen and Miss Ma
tilda Burke will excursionate to Glen
dale this morning to spend section OF
the day, going direct through by team.
This is getting TO be most fascinating
suburban abode, and has already almost
partaken of a resort, so many have been
the visitors.
Home society is agreeably extended
through the arrival home Of Miss Gussie
Hupp, who has been having delightful
sojourn at Asbury and Mountain Lake
Parks. Miss Hupp says there was such
a dearth Of the Beau Brummels at
Mountain Lake that you could see man
coming eight pastures off.
At $50 this evening there will be a
wedding. The contracting parties are
Mr.. julius Dinklespeil, Of Pueblo, COL,
a prominent merchant of that city, and
Miss Rose Somehow, Of this city,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Somehow.
The wedding will take place at the
Jewish Synagogue, Rabbi Bonnhelm Of
tciating. At the conclusion OF the GER
emory there will be grand reception
at Mercantile Hall, on Main street.
A number of Wheeling people have
received invitations to attend the second
annual outing of the Summer Club Of
Clarksbdrg, at Gypsy Grove, Thursday,
August 18th. The outing is given in
honor of the visitors in Clarksburg.
Those who have been fortunate enough
to visit Clarksburg when one OF these
dances was given know what delightful
successes they are. The Committee on
Arrangements includes Marcy Med.
Price, w. Percy Golf and John 3. Hart.
Mr.. w. A. Bennett, general manager
of the Equitable Endowment Assocla-
ton, gave the Wheeling staff banquet
at the Milwaukee Monday evening.
After a sHmptuOuS repast Mr. Bennett
gave g general outline of the course the
company intended TO take In reference
to branching out. The agents gave ex-
preston to their feelings toward the
company for the treatment received.
The staff then adjourned to the office
where more speaking, music, etc, was
INDUCED in.
The races at the State Fair Grounds
tomorrow afternoon will doubtless form
quite a society event. The list OF
horses as published will make series
of most interesting contests, and every
thing points to a large attendance.
The races will begin at two o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The ladies' of the
General Hospital Committee are Mrs.
0. Z. Rhodes, Mrs. julius Pol
lock, Mrs. Joseph Speidel, Mrs.
j. T. Merriman, Mrs. John
Frew, Mrs. Robert Dalzell, Mrs
w. Z. Butler, Mrs. Mary Vance, and
Miss Martha Hare. The Refreshment
Committee, who will dispense an in
viting lunch, is composed of Mrs. n. B.
Scott, Chairman; Mrs. W. d. Nc
Mechen, Mrs. r. J. Reed, Mrs. j. j.
Jones, and Miss Kate Hunter.
A real nice young society gent Of
Wheeling is living in retirement for
the present. While In this city few
days ago be made up party Of young
people who went out to spend the day
in the woods. He was dressed up in
his brand new suit Of clothes. While
enjoying a game of whist in the shade
of giant popular, he noticed nice lit
tle black and white kitten gamboling
on the grass. He asked one Of the
young ladies to hold his hand while
he gambolsd after it; he wanted to cap
ture it for the young ladies. He got 1t,
but didn't return TO take part In the
game. for the reason that-he'd been
skunked, he didn't want to play any
more. he had funeral all TO himself,
at which it is said he sang "sweet pros
poets, sweet girls and sweet flowers
have all lost their sweetness for me-"
The interment was private. He'll never
chase a strange kitten again.-Steltber-
rifle Gazette.