Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17

plete with attractive entertainments.
The tendency to organize clubs is
stronger than ever this season, and this
fact insures a continuous round Of gay
asties. Each little coterie Of society
people is embraced in the invitation list
Of at least one club, and the affairs are
sufficiently numerous to prevent any
complaint Of d~ullness. Perhaps the
"hard times. whichione hears so much
about just now, have something to do
with the large number Of social organ
izations. At any rate club Affairs are
less expensive TO the individual than
home entertainments, besides being in a
certain sense more enjoyable.
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at the McLure, Tuesday evening.
the recently organized Assembly inaug-
urated q series OF six balls TO be given
during the season. The initial affair
was a delightful one. The invitation
list, By a rule OF the club, excludes all
who are not members. About sixty
persons were present. The Opera HOuse
Orchestra made sweet melody FOR the
terpsichOrean festivities, and the pro-
gramme OF popular dances was very
pleasantly discussed. AT midnight an
excellent lunch vas served 10 the par
lOrs and spacious hall. The affair
throughout was we'll conducted, and a
complete success from q standpoint or
wholesome enjoyment. Future Assem-
bly, affairs will therefore be looked for
ward 20 with ~pleasurable expectancy.
The committee in charge OF the affair
was composed OF Messrs. Guy I. Scott,
Robert c. Haase, j. O.. Hearne and
Charles B. Cooke. The p%atrOnesses
we're Mrs. +. j. Hearne, Mrs DR.. e. A.
Aschman, Mrs. Walker Peterson, Mrs.
Gi Dson Lamb, Mrs. 7. G. Mofat, Mrs.
G.. Ed. Mendel, Mrs. n. B. Scott and
Mrs. j. l.. Rice.
The Beta Theta PI Fraternity, Of
Which a number OF prominent Wheel
ng gentlemen are members, gave a din
.ner st Ziegenfelder's, at six o'clock
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
Rev. F. III. DOfDblSSer, who departed
sFhursday for his future field OF work.
Springfield, Ohio, and Rev, w. S. Hay
den, the recently chosen pastor OF the
First Christian church. The members
Of the Fraternity in this city, most OF
whom were present, are DR.. John L.
Dickey, Frank P. Mcneil, Alfred PAUL,
Robert HaZlett, Jas. Cummins, A. O..
Whitaker, j. b. Wilson, Robert II. De-
vine, Prof. John ~. Birch, Frank w.
Nesbitt, Charles Brilles, Frank Dali
zell, w. Fl. Hearne, Howard Hazlett,
+. v. Hazlett, DR.. j. w. Cooper, and ID.
w. Cooper OF Bellaire, A. L. White,
Archie PAUL, Robert BlackfOrd, Of
Martins Ferry. After the dinner, which
was a very elaborate spread, a number
Of addresses were delivered, DR.. DickeY
officiating as POSTMASTER.
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The members Of Miriam Chapter, No.
J., Order OF the Easter Star, were enter
tained IN a hOspitable manner Tuesday
evening by j.. w. Herbert and sister, az
their residence, No. 2305 Chapline
street. Various social diversions, sup
plemented by an elegant banquet, made
up the order OF a delightful social
season. The menu Of the feast was as
follows;
To mould mankind as viii, and shape their
Frat zine them well and they'll become as
wax.
OYSTERS.
Blue Points. S,eWed a Ia Royala
Wild Turkey. Beef Tongue.
- Cranberry Sauce
Chicken salad Potato salad.
Nixod Pickles, Pitted Queen Olives.
FRUITS,
Pineapple Cheese. star Crackers.
Cafe NolE
The affair throughout Wa very en-
ioyable.
Mrs. W~ilhelmnia Minkemyer cele-
brated her fity-ninth birthday anni-
Versary at her home on South EOh
street, Tuesday evening, by entertain
ing a large number Of her friends. The
evening was spent in social amuSements
supplemented by an elegant supper.
The hostess, during the evening re-
eeived number Of handsome presents.
She IS tha mother OF James, the officer,
and John, the giassWOrker. James and
iIohn were two OF triplets, all Of whom
worked together as boys in the Hobbs
plant, aud who we're Familiarity known
y the three twins"
Mr.. John DideOn, Of South Wetzel
rect. and Miss Mary ThecOs, also OF
q South Side, will be married on jan
y 4th.
& her home, on the South Side. Miss
,Ziegler was rendered an agreeable
prise party Monday evening in cele-
alton of her eighteenth birthday.
aeguests report a delightful evening
ith the aid Of the usual social diver
siOns.
One OF the most enjoyable hops vet
given by the Ideal Club, was that Of
last Tuesday evening, 81 Mercantile
hall, on Main street. About thirty
couples danced the evening away to
Killmyer's inspiring music. AT mid
ht the Ideal Club quarters were
wn open, and an excellent supper
jseussed.
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'tty wedding was solemn
r evening az the home Of
o Arkle, on Eleventh
b the principals were
accomplished daugh-
and Sir. n. Charles
and accommodating
agent at Etm Grove.
qutifully decorated
luable assemblege
uds was present
eek when Mr..
,lumbus, struck