Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

Frank. Of Chicago, and Mr.. @. q. Beek-
man, OF Boston, whose engagement was
recently announced. The house was orli-
liautly lighted and charmingly decorated.
All of the guests were received In the 'front.'
parlor. Mrs. W. II. Frank was handSomly
attired in black lace, en- trGin6, with dla-
mond ornaments. She was assisted by
Miss Ida Mae Frank. in white orocaded
satin. lace trimmings, diamond ornaments;
Miss Bessie GUtman, yellow teille, chiffon
aud violet trimming; Miss Sara HorK-
heimer, yellow crepe, with roses; MISS
Mile Stein, pink brOcade silk; Miss Bes-
sic Beekmau, black silk, and Miss Rosen-
burg, white silk. =.
In the dining-room a charming cOterie OF
Young ladies in full evening dress served
refreshments. These we're Miss Hattie
Reed. in white silk; Miss Blanche Emshel-
mer, light blue silk Miss Jennie Emsnel'
mer, yellow crepe; Miss Cora Gutman'
nile green silk, and Miss Mollie Baer, IN
green silk.
The hours were from eve o'clock until
midnight. The music was furnished by
the Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Clue.
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On Monday evening, at Hughes Il
O'Malley's Hall, a farewell reception was
given in honor of Messrs. Emmett and
William Maniou and James Cogley, Of
Garrett, Ind, who were here visiting rela-
tives and friends. a large crowd was
present aud a most delightful time was
spent by all. Dancing TO the strains OF
Maver's orchestra and other amUsementS
were iuduiNed in until a late hour. During
the evening Mr.. Emmett ManiOn, assisted
by his brother, sang several selections
which were highly enjoyed, especially
the 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue
and "The Pardon Came Too Late"
which they sung IN a mastery
manner. At - o'clock the floor was
cleared, and Mr.. James Bagley gave an
exhibition of fancy dancing, in which he
did himself justice and made himself the
hero Of the evening.
Several Of his friends presented him
with a live pig, which he took with him -
his home. The pleasing affair was ar
ranged by Messrs. Edward Dailer, Martin
MauiOn and William Zieriwick.
A plan was adopted last week which in
sures q number ofvery interesting func-
lions during the winter season. 1t W the
organization OF an Assembly, its member
ship composed Of young society gentlemen,
for the purpose Of giving a series Of balls.
The Invitation lists, so far as the gentlemen
are concerned, viii include only those Who
have so far Subscribed 70 the plan, eAcep-
ton icing made in the case Of visitors 70
the city. The Assembly has arranged for
six balls during the season, all 10 De given
at the Mcclure House, and the Opera
House orchestra 10 make the music. The
init!aT ball will be given on Tuesday even
inc of this week, and it promises TO be a
very successful affair. The second event
will be given on the 29th inst. The large
dining hall on the second floor will oe used
for dancing purposes, and a midnight
luncheon viii be a pleasing feature OF each
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager entertained friends
at their home on McCOlloch street, last
Wednesday night.
Miss Jennie Gaylor, Of Upper Benwood,
entertained her friends in a delightful
manner, Friday night, IN honor Of her sis
ter. Miss Mamie, who mas returned from
an extended visit with Cincinnati friends.
Miss Fannie Edwards, Of South Huron
street. Island, entertained her friends in an
enjoyable manner at her home Thursday
evening.
J. n. Herbert and sister, Of South Chap
line street. viii entertain the Order Of the