Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

guests In royal style. A fine supper
! was served. j. w. Kemple, on behalf
| OF the callers, presented Mr.. Kreiter
with handsome pair Of diamond sleeve
| buttons.
A very enjoyable Leap Year party
was given on Friday evening by Miss
Nora Kenney to twenty couples OF her
| intimate friends at her home on Main
street, South Side. Dancing to the
strains of Neuhart's Orchestra was the
feature of the evening. An appetizing
repast was served at midnight.
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A party in honor of Miss Maggie Sui
Ivan took place at her residence on
Market street, Thursday eve, quite
number of her friends were present ana
a most enjoyable time was spent by all.
| Musical selections were reserved and
before departing the guests partook OF
an elegant array of refreshments fur
nished by Zeigenfelders.
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Miss Dora Cook, of Martins Ferry,
entertained few friends Friday night,
at her home, corner of Fifth and Hick-
DRY streets, in honor of her guest, Miss
Belle johnson. About ten couples were
present, and all spent On enjoyable
time.
The Island Club was entertained Mon
day night by Oliver Howells at his resi-
dence in Bridgeport. The guests of the
| club was Minnie Winters, OF Washing
| -, ~ har friand Miss
Curry, Of South Penn street.
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A leap year hop will be given by the
Imperial Club OF Martins Ferry, In the
st. Clair, Wednesday night. About one
hundred invitations have been issued.
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The Young Married Peoples Whist
Club was entertained on Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Bowie
at their home on the Island. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all present.
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The final hop of the Fortnightly Club,
which was given at Franzheim's Hail
last Thursday evening, was the most
successful Of the series of enjoyable al
fairs given by that organization. Quite
a number OF visitors were present. Prof.
Thos. Gent presided at the piano with
his accustomed grace, and the dance
programme, embracing the most popu-
lar numbers, was very pleasantly fol.
| lowed. At midnight all repaired TO
| bursts, where an appetizing spread
was discussed. The club will give no
more dances until the opening OF the
Park, when an elaborate affair will be
| given.
The Spinster CLUB gave Kermoise
| party on Thursday evening, nearly all
the members of this popular organize
| occupying seats in groups about the
auditorium at the Opera House. Full
dress reigned, and their appearance
greatly enhanced the picture. At the
conclusion of the performance all re-
paired to the home of Miss Sidney OFT,
on Chapline street, where most invit-
ing and spurious array of viands was
heartily discussed. 1t was handsome
ly arranged banquet.
~
The Primus Club will give hop next
Tuesday evening at Franzheim's Hall.
| A banquet will occur at Van Keuren's.
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The grand masquerade ball OF the
Ariop Society will take place at Arion
| Hall tomorrow night, and 1t promises
to eclipse all former affairs Of this kind
given by the Arion.
Mrs. William Hearne entertained
party of friends on the Island, Friday
night, at her home on South Front
street.
DIR. J. w. Morris had merry gather
ing of Young people at his home on
Twelfth street, Friday evening, in honor
of his little sons birthday.
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| A course dinner was given at the Nc
Lure TO party of twenty on Thursday
evening, by Mrs. w. s. Hearne. A most
tempting array of viands was dispensed,
and in most gracious manner and amid
much congenial sociability.
| ~
The leap year party given by six pop
ular young ladies Thursday evening at
Teutonia Hall was great success. The
ladies called for their gentlemen friends
in hacks, and everything was carried
| out In leap year style. helreshmehts
were served at midnight. About eighty
couple were present, and all spent an
enjoyable evening. The ladies in charge
of the affair were Luna Wagner, Rebec-
ca and Carrie Bauer, Dora Bartollas,
jamie Marshall and Maggie Stein.
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Miss Lizzie Foose handsomely enter
tanned a number OF her friends, Thurs
day evening, at her home on Eoff street,
in honor of her birthday. Cards and
other games were INDUCED in until
midnight, when refreshments were
served. The prizes for euchre were
captured by Miss Katie Bonenberger
and Mr.. Edward Marsh.
| Tandem.