Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-30

Vj $$S the affair were so jD-
&>la1A diclously placed that
~ the assemblaSe was
a congenial one. and an active partici-
patton in the festivities of the evening,
without discomfort, was made possible
by restriction in the number issued.
The handsome decorations and living
scene Of beauty and animation within
were in pleasing contrast with the mis-
cradle weather without. The costumes
Of the ladies were handsome and elab-
crate, while the students never looked
more manly than In their military uni
forms.
The Opera House orchestra made
sweetest melody, which in its rythmic
strains was an inspiration TO guide the
feet Of the dance devotees. The terp-
sichorean programme embraced the
most popular numbers, and was merrlly
discussed. II was nearly midnight when
the grand march took place, and at its
conclusion the guests repaired to the
hall In which an excellent luncheon was
spread by Caterer Geo. l.. burst. The
ball continued until nearly three o'clock
this morning.
The committee having the affair in
charge, and TO whom most of the credit
for its success is due, were as follows:
Refreshments, Ii. G. Reynolds, L. b.
Boyd and E. w. Dwight.
Invitation, A. l.. Klieves, b. E. Ham
ilton and George r. w. Norton.
Dancing and programme, William NJ.
Vance, Philip Catch and IL. u. Rey-
nOldS.
Decorations, c. B. Giffin, j. Il. Nc
Cleary, K. ?. McClusky, Wilson Hoge,
G. J. Rogers ana L. w. Hay.
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Mr.. Thomas Manon, OF Twenty
fourth street, and Miss Kate Carney, of
McMechen, will be united in marriage
this afternoon at o'clock at the Cathe-
dral. Mr.. Manion is q son OF Squire
VIM. Manion, and Miss Garvey is the
popular daughter of Engineer John A.
Garvey, of McMechen. A large crowd
of invited guests will witness the cere-
mony, after which the newly-married
couple will go to McMechen to the
brides home. Here an elegant recep-
ton will be- given them this evening.
James Cogley, of Chicago, and james
Z. and William Manion, OF Garrett,
Ind, sons of the Squire, are in the city
TO attend the wedding.
t.
Mozart Hall was filled last night at
the ball given by the Ladies' Home
90 4.
About two hundred persons attended,
at least half OF them being masked in
unique costumes In the upper hall
excellent refreshments were served.
Mayors orchestra made the music.
The Committee OF Arrangements ap-
pointed by the ladies was: Owen Sher-
ry, Carl Honecker, James Leverage and
John Luft. The organization is o new
one, composed Of quite number OF la
dies, who have organized for mutual
benefit.
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The Early Rose Potato Society, q
Caldwell's Run social organization. met
Tuesday evening at Fette's hall and or
ganized a bowling club, to be known
as 1.-THE Challengers. The members
are Fred Sheele, George Radcliffe, Jos.
Baumann, Louis Baumann, John
Spiedel, Albert Upperman, VIM. FeJte,
Albert Gardner, Ed. Wreneke, Andy
Andy Zelentien, Chas. Stoker, James
Wagner, Henry Baker, Fred Spears,
George Seamon, Chas. Mann, Jos.
VOTES, George Acker, e. Hoffreuter,
Andy Knutzen and Jos. Peuw. The
club will bowl every Thursday evening.
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The Mercantile Club rooms were
ablaze with light last evening, and the
interior presented a novel and pleasing
sight. 1t was phantom entertainment
given under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society. The boys
and girls who participated looked like
so many "spooks" enveloped in sheets,
and their ghostly antics furnished no
end Of merriment. The attendance was
gratiiyingly large, and a neat sum was
realized. A pleasing feature was the
sale Of Thanksgiving delicacies, in the
shape Of pastries, candies, turkeys, etc.
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Mr.. John Farrell, an attache of the
City Gas Office, surprised the force at
the City Hall yesterday, by quietly
marrying Miss Mary Wolfe. Only few
friends witnessed the ceremony. The
happy couple will 90 to housekeeping
Immediately. No employe OF the mu-
nicipal government enjoys the esteem
Of wider circle of friends than Mr..
Farrell, and all will join 10 best wishes
for the future happiness Of him and his
bride.
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Miss Loretta busch was the charm
ing hostess TO Il number Of her young
friends at the home Of her father, Mr.
George busch, No. 1902 Market street,
last evening. The occasion was her
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent in the customary social diver
sions, and was over at midnight. Lun-
cheon brought the happy affair to a
close.
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Last night the Arion Society gave
its annual Thanksgiving concert and
ball. An excellent programme by
members OF the society, was rendered.
The floor was then cleared and dancing
TO music from the Opera House Orches-
ira, Was begun and continued until an
early hour this morning. A large
crowd of society folks attended.
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John Shubert, a farmer living east OF
Fortv-eighth street, and Miss Tillie
Nichols, q popular young lady of South
Jacob street, will be married this even
ing at the brides home, by Rev. Rob