Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-13

in the parlors and hall on the second
floor. Dancing was then resumed and
continued until about o'clock.
About sixty persons were present.
The gentlemen were all members oil
the Assembly, the invitation list, oy a
rule of the organization, excluding all
others. The committee In charge OF
the affair was composed Of Messrs. Guy
7. Scott, Robert c. Haase, j. q. Hearne
and Charles 3. Cooke. The patroDesses
were Mrs. f. j. HearDe, Mrs. DR.. G. A.
Aschman, Mrs. Walker Peterson, Mrs.
Gibson Lamb, Mrs. 7. G. Moffat, Mrs.
G.. Ed. Mendel, Mrs. n. Il. Scott and
Mrs. j. L. Rice. The next ball will be
given during the holidays, and prepa-
rations are being made for it on more
elaborate scale.
The Beta Theta Pi Fraternity gave
dinner at Ziegenfelder's last evening,
complimentary to Rev. e. Il. Dorm
blaser, who has resigned the passionate
OF the English Lutheran church, and
Rev. w. s. HAYDEN, the new pastor OF
the First Christian church. The mem
bers in this city, most of whom
were present, were DR.. John L..
Dickey, Frank P. Mcneil, Alfred Paul,
Robert Hazlett, Jas. Cummins, A. G..
Whitaker, J. 3. Wilson, Robert 81.
Devine, Prof. John NJ. Birch, Frank
w. Nesbitt, Charles Brilles, Frank Dal-
CELL w. Fl. HearRe, Howard Hazlett,
E. V. Hazlett, DR.. j. w. Cooper and d.
w. Cooper, of Bellaire. A. L. White,
Archie PAUL, Robert Blackiord, OF
Martins Ferry. After the dinner,
which was very elaborate spread, q
number OF addresses were delivered,
DR.. Dickey officiating as toast master.
Altogether, the occasion was one OF
rare enjoyment, mingled with regrets
at the departure of Rev. Dornblaser.
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The members Of Miriam Chapter. No.
/. Order OF the Eastern Star, were en-
tertained in a hospitable manner last
evening by J. w. Herbert and sister,
az their residence, No 23OS Chapline
street. Various social diversions, sup
plemented by an elegant banquet, made
up the order OF delightful socia! season.
The menu of the banquet was as follows:
To mould mankind at will, and shape their
First dine them well and they'll become as
wax.
OYSTERS.
Blue Points Stewed Ia Royale.
Wild Turkey. Beef Tongue.
Cranberry Sauce.
Chicken Salad. Potato Salad.
Celery a Ia Nitpre.
Mixed Pickles. Pitted Queen Olives.
FRUITS.
Pineapple Cheese. Star Crackers.
Cafe Noir.
The affair throughout was very en-
joyable.
1t was a happy occasion at the
home OF Mrs Wilhemina Minke-
myer, mother Of James, the patrolman,
and John, the glassworker, on South
Eof street, last evening. Yesterday
was this kind old lady's ffty-ninth
birthday, and her many lady friends
planned and carried out complete
surprise on her. These friends assem-
bled at Mrs Minkemyer's home early
in the evening, aud time of great en-
joyment was spent Mrs. Minkemyer
was presented with an appropriate pres
ent, and later a supper, which none
could appreciate without partaking of
the delicacieS, was spread, and hugely
enjoyed.
The Ideal Club entertained It's friends
in a delightful manner last nigkt at the
Mercantile Hall. About thirty couples
were present. 1t was one Of the most
successful affairs yet given by this
popular organization, with which sue
cessful affairs are the rule. Prof Chas.
Kilmeyer presided at the piano with his
accustomed grace, and an excellent pro-
gramme of dances was pleasantly dis
cussed. At midnight an excellent
luncheon was spread In the Ideal rooms,
on q lower floor.
Saturday night will mark the formal
opening OF the new Press Club rooms.
The social member will be the guests
from eight TO twelve Of the active men,
bers, aud there will also be number of
invited friends.
Mr.. Richard Fair, Jr., will entertain
at mis- home, 1912 Jacob street, on
Thursday evening. December 14th, the
Junior Christian En6eayor Society of
Disciples church. all me mbers are in
Yited.
Joseph Wasmuth, a popular young
man Of South Wetzel street, gave .