Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12

friends were present, and an enjoyable
evening was spent in the excellent so.
cial diversions provided, concluding
With a luncheon at midnight. Those
present were Harry c. Morrow, Fred.
Breeze, Edward Miller, Fred. Rinkey,
John Orm, George Couch, Will Meyer,
Charles DreihOrst, VIII Burns, Frank
Tape, Joe Wasmuth, Fred. Wenzel and
Misses Blanch Green, Ada Woke,
Emma Album, Nellie Tape, Mary
smith, Lizzie Ashbe, Louisa Nolte.
Minnie Album, Annie Rowes, Lille
Rodgers, Amelia Habberield.
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One Of the jolliest social events Of the
week was the party given at the Dan
nenberg residence, on South Eof street,
Monday evening, complimentary to
Miss Maud Warren, Of St. Louis, Mo.
The boys surprised the fair sex by sp-
pearing In minstrel attire, creating
much merrimenL Dancing was en-
dulged in and an excellent luncheon
was discussed, and all in all IL was a
happy affair. The guests were Misses
Rose and Maggie Bsumberger, Flora
Andlinger, Lizzie Stoker, Lizzie Kraft,
Maggie Angus. Annie Poulton, Frances
Harden, Lou Stringer, Mary Munich,
JEANNE Evil, Ricke Mayors, Hannah,
Louise and Amelia Dsnnenberg, and
Messrs. George Schul. Gus Menkemyer,
George Myer, VIM. Welty, James Bre-
mer, Emil Leonhart, Lou NOll, Martin
Ruggaber, Leslie Wolf, James Snider,
Edgar Lloyd, Frank Smith Joe Kurtz,
Fred Colmar, VIM. Bremen, Henry and
Chas. Dannenberg and win Kuhn.
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Mr.. John StrOebel, OF BenWood, en-
tertained a number Of friends at his
home Tuesday evening. The hours
we're very pleasantly passed in various
social amuSements, and refreshments
were served at the usual hour.
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Mr.. Rudolph Flsischmann and wife,
nee Lauchlin, entertained a number OF
friends in q pleasing manner at the
Fort Henry Club Thursday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elizabeth GeIger, OF the
East End, received an unexpected call
from a large number of friends Wednes-
day evening. They were taken COM
pletely by surprise, but managed to
make the occasion one Of pure enjoy
ment to all who were present.
At the Fort Henry Club Wednesday
evening Mr.. Ed. Wilde entertained the
members OF the Spinster Club and a few
friends 90 a very pleasing manner. A
course oyster supper was served and
merrily discvssed.
Crack teams Of bowlers from the
| North End and South Side were arrayed
| against each other IN a friendly contest
at Mozart Park, Wednesday evening.
| Nearly one hundred friends OF the con-
testants were on hand to witness the
sport. Two games were played, and
honors we're even. The entire assem-
blage then partook OK an elegant
/ spread. The Individual boHess were
captured By John Becker, OF the South
Side, and E. l. Singleton, Of the North
Enders. The two teams we're composed
/ OF the following expert bowlers:
North Side, Fred c. Schwertfeger,
George z. Stiiel, Peter B%OnenberEer,
William c. Stifel, Louis f. Stlfel, John
Frisdel, William Craig, George Hook,
William Kirbach, Prof. herman
Schockey, August Rempke, E. /. Sin.
/ gleton, Joseph Kraus, Adam Hess and
George Egger. South Side, Christian
Vfeweg, Philip Kuntz, II. W.. Schrebe,
Charles Bowers, DR.. W.. E. Ststhers,
Henry Null, Edward Schiller, Fred
Vieweg, John Becker. August FrOhme,
August Msrchner, William Knoke,
John Roth, Charles HaRnan and Johr
Kohn.
An enjoyable dance was given q