Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-29
HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES.
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GATHERING AT THE ARION
Last Eysning-PrOnsnads Concert, Ball, and
SulpT-To-Nighrs Assembly Ball-0hr
Events, Past and Prospective

molly was SuSpBnutu run 0dSA I'M"
deller, md the front of the stage was
bankeA with palms and pOtted pl ants.
The rooms on each floor were brilliant
Iy lighted, AMI each was the centre OF |
a congenial assemblage. The dancing |
floor was occupied by the younger set,
and presented picture Of beauty ana
grace. To the music Of the Opera
House Orchestra, the thrOng OF oeautl-
full ladies in bright attire, and gentle
men in sOmbre black, glided over the
waxen surface in a programme OF popu-
lar numbers. The older members 10
dulged in whist and kindred diversions
In the card rooms below.
The programme for the evening con-
sisted in a promenade concert and ball.
The programme for the former was as
follows:
Oysrture-"Ariadne" .... king
c.-,r,7 "AndalsuiBn' FieYberg
"Andalusche'
Potpouri-"The GondolerS". ............Sullyan
FOlN2-'A nYll -.''L. AeeNt'
The dancing started about $3.50 O'CLOCK
and was continued until about midnight
The doors of the dining room were
thrown open and the guests beheld
most inviting spread. It's excellence
wss attested by the rapid manner with
which the viands disappeared. Dancing
was then resumed.
The committee in charge OF last
nights affair was composed OF MesSrs.
Edw. w. Stifel, Hermann Seabright,
Henry n. Hess, Peter Bonenberger, jr.,
Oscar w. Burdatts, Charles Aul,
Aug. Schneider, and VIM. Laue.
The next Arion affair will be a catfee
vsite the first week in January. This
vii! be followed in q few days by the
children's masquerade, which promises
TO surpass all former affairs OF similar
nature.
August Kuehlborn, a shoe dealer, OF
1914 Jacob street, was married last
evening to Katharine Schnider, a
daughter OF Philip Schnider, Of Coal
street, North Wheeling. The ceremony
was performed at the parOrs Of Rev.
Haas, pastor of ST. Paul's church, on
the South Side. After the ceremony
the happy couple repaired to the
groom's residence, where about thirty
couples were waiting to receive them.
Here excellent refreshments were
served and pleasant evening was
spent Mr. Kuehlborn and wife have
gone directly to housekeeping.
hiss Kate Farrell. of Mt. Savage, Md,
mas been the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Geraghty, of South Chapline
street, for the last three months. This
charming yodug lady, while here made
many friends Last Tuesday nigh her
Wheeling friends gave her a most
pleasant farewell party at her aunt's
residence. Good music was enjoyed
and delicious refreshments were served.
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The New Years ball to be given by
the Assembly at the McLure House to-
night promises 10 be one Of the notable
society events of the season. The or
ganiZation under whose auspices it will
be given, has issued number OF invita-
tions, and the attendance will equal
that Of last years memorable New
Years ball
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Miss Clara Grayson was hostess We'd
nesday evening TO a congenial party OF
her friends at her home on North Main
street. The soree was complimentary
TO her guest, Miss Ella Grayson, of
New ComerstOwu, o., who returned
home yesterday.
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Last Wednesday night the Cold Tur-
key Banjo Club met at the residence Of
William Braden, at Twenty-eighth and
Chapline streets The members took
their wives, and most enjoyable even
ing was spent Excellent music was
rendered by the CLUB, and at IL o'clock
an elegant luncheon was served
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Cards have been issued by Misses
Clara Sheets, Maggie Moore, Nellie Nc
Williams and CleOd Anthony, Of Mar
tins Ferry, announcing that they will
keep open house az the home or the
last named on New Years between the
hours Of and IL o'clock p. N.
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The German Bavarian Society will
give a big dance the Cd OF next month
AT Beethoven hall. Schreiner's orcheS-
ira will give the music. The arrange
ment committee is Peter Stolz, Michael
Ziegler, Carl Henkleman, George Al
brecht and John Newhardt
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The Sunday School Of ST. Joseph's
Cathedral gave a delightful Christmas
entertainment at Convent hall, We'd
pesdav afternoon. The affair was made
doubly enjoyable by the presence OF
Most Rev. Alp. j. J. Kain, Of st. Louis.
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Monday evening next Mr.. CHARLES
Porter aud Miss Alice Payn will be
united in marriage at the home OF the
brides brother in Bridgeport.
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Last Tuesday night three popular
Young South Side ladies gave 2 dance
at O'NaIy's hall. Twenty-Five couples
attended, and a pleasant evening was
spent.
The Come-If-You. Can Club will give
their second grand ball tonight at
Beethoven Hall. Music by Mayors
full orchestra.
The Beethoven Singing Society will
give a concert az its hall next Sunday
night, ending with big ball after u
o'clock.
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The Columbian Club will give a grand
mask hop tonight at Hughes 81 0'Mal-
ley's Hall. A grand time is assured.
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The new year will be ushered in by
the Turner's with concert and ball at
their hall on North Market street.
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The Primrose Club will give one of
its noted hops New Years night at the
Wheeling club rooms.