Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

r. Hazlett, OF Virginia street. Miss
HazIett wore handsome suit OF olive
broadcloth. DR.. Terrill is a lateiy-re-
turned missionary surgeon from Persia
They left Immediately for their nome IL
Cleveland.
Monday evening j company OF South
Wheeling young people called on Miss
Nellie Blocker at her home on Fortieth
street The affair was in the honor OF
her nineteenth birthday. The evening
was passed in a pleasant manner by
those present in dancing. This was In
terruDted only by the serving OF tempt
ing lunch by the hostess. Several OF
The guests rendered some excellent mu-
sic. The birthday gifts received by Miss
Blocker were numerous ard pretty.
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A commendable feature Of social life
/ this season, so unlike past winters, has
been the Inauguration Of a series Oh
musicales i'm which Mde. Boedtker-
. Neeser and Mr.. Alfred Spell have been
the principals, and in most Instances,
the only participants, both most admir-
able artists. ia is certainly to be re-
,retted that these affairs have not been
more largely attended. for they have
certainly been a source or enjoyment TO
the true lovers Of music, and have mad a
tendency 20 upift and maintain a high
standard of melody. But after all,
it is difficult 10 ensure \ generous
patronage at any affairs where the
programme is no more diversified, not
10 saw, OF course, that it affords FAR
better opportunity 20 study the charac-
ters and composers IN question. 10
make one composer the entire study Tor
an evening, aud wholly with instru-
mental music, confined 10 TWO lnstru-
ments. is perhaps not fully in accord
with this rushing practical age, as
people In general look upon things that
divert the mind and body. Doubtless
one or two vocal selections would have
completed a blend, but at all events,
diversifcation seems more attune TO
this age OF push and hustle, as Is indi-
Gated by the social thermometer IN AZ
fairs % the contrary.
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There was a very pleasant family
gathering, which, however, included a
few congeujal spirits outside, 81 the hos
ultabIe residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
CasSeil, on Fourteenth street, last
Thursday, the affair being given by
/ Mrs. CasSell In honor Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Stamm, the occasion being
her birthday. The party, though In
formal, was most heartily enjoyed by
an. The table decorations were red and
white, and these two cOlors blended in
several happy designs, which, together
with the speud,dly arranged service,
rounded cut pretty prandlai event
The annual masQue carnival of the
Wheeling TurDverein will take place
az Turner Hail week from tomorrow
evening, These events always mark q
distinct epoch in the dancing world
hereabOutS, and a large number Of par
Elephants will be on the door.
In many instances no ex-
peuse is spared in the getting
% OF the costumes, and some very
handsome and unique garments will be
seen. The grand carnival march will
be escorted by the Sir Joseph Guards.
The music will be furnished by the
Opera House Orchestra. The following
are the com mites IL CuhESe. NlEulNSl
Committee-Ed. BrandfaSs, II. E
Schambra, Jos. Weisgerber, Joseph
Rurtz, VIM. Lobenstein; Reception
Committee Louis Null, James Bren-
nan, Chas. Staub, c. J Schsmbra, Mar
tin Ruggaber, Geo. Brsndfass, Chas.
Jahnke, Rudolph Schubart.
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A number Of the young society gen.
tlemen are arranging for dance At
Franzheim's Hall week from to-mor-
row night.
Miss Belle McSwOrds entertained
number OF friends in pleasant manner
Friday night at her home on Pearl
street. Refreshments at The proper
time was q very enjoyable feature OF the
evenings entertainment
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Miss Mabel Thomas, of Bridgeport,
entertained a fsN friends last night st