Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-02


ing and were pleasantly entertained.
Last Thursday evening Miss Nettie
Breidenstein entertained at her resi-
dence in Kirkwood. Cards and dancing
held the attention OF the guests through
out the evening. About fifteen couples
were present.
The Cotillion Club, a well-known So
cial organization, will shortly reOrgan-
izs and make preparations for a series
81 sessions before the warm weather
arrives. IL is the intention OF the mem
bers Of the club to call a meeting and
secure more members in order to more
thoroughly strengthen their organiza-
ton which has so successfully flour
ished for three winters past.
~
A number OF prominent Young so
ciety gentlemen have completed ar
engagements for a hop at FranZheim
Hall. on Monday, the 10th. The Opera
House orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion, and as this will be among
the first post-lenten Joys the affair will
no doubt prove TO be an enjoyable Que.
1.-THE gentlemen who are undertaking
1.-THE affair have heretofore managed par
ties OF a similar nature In such credit
able manner, that tits safe to say the
coming event will score another triumph
for them.
On Tuesday evening Miss Arizona
Kreiss entertained a number Of her
friends at her home in the North End,
in honor of the anniversary Of her birth.
-
The home OF Miss Mabel McAdams,
on Sixteenth street, was the scene OF a
JOYOUS assemblage on Wednesday even
ing. when Miss Mabel very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her friends.
Music, vocal and instrumental, and the
usual games, contributed TO the enjoy
ment Of the occasion.
Miss Annie Thaw Of the North End,
was hostess to number of her young
friends last Monday evening. Games
and music, with refreshments discussed
az midnight, made up the programme
of a delightful evenings entertainment,
the guests departing at seaSonable
hour.
~
The Ideals, a recently organized So
cial club, have issued neat Invitations
for a hop at Franzheim's Hall, on Tues |
dav evening, April 18th. Killmeyer
will furnish the music. Following is !
the personnel of the club; John Arm !
strong, VIII Windsor, Harry MUM, !
Frank Smith, Max Hess, George Bow
ers. Jr., Chas. Hall, Chas. Halter, Sam |
uel Chambers, James Derry, Geo. Neid- |
hart, Geo. Il. Kirk, Percy Hornbrook, !
David McCune, John Scott, Frank Ste !
venson, Archie Black, Louis Haller, |
Geo. Kramer, Geo. MaSer, Arthur Sage. |
Conversation is indeed an art, and the |
possession of agreeable conversational |
power an accomplishment rare as 1t Is !
pleasing, says an exchange. Mere talk |
ing is not TO converse and a pleasuraole |
interchange OF ideas depends not upon !
how much, but what is said. Even |
with a worthy subject the the little |
shafts at random sent or the soothing
words at random spoken are difficult OF
management. To be able TO say the
right thing at the right time, or to
give utterance TO agreeable remarks
and maintain cOnstancy TO individual
principles is q fortune rarely inherited,
aud ACQUIRED only with repeated effort.
But after all There is gift
bevond the reach Of art, of being
eloouenty silent, silence, which
is infinitely better than an attempt TO
discuss in a frivolous manner theme
shallow and unworthy. The class Of
people who have never appreciated the
worth OF an occasional lull in converse
ton suggested 10 George Eliot the
Thought that "sOme folks tongues are
like the clocks as run on strikin', not to
tell YOU the time o. the day, but be-
cause there's Summas wrong l. their
own inside" There are times when
prolonged and unbroksn silence may be
more ELOQUENT than the happieSt repair
tee OF brilliant conversational, when
the heart has an instinct Of what in the
heart Of another is passing"
The members of the Butler Mission
I Rand OF the Zane Street Nj. Z. Church
were entertaised in hospitable man
ner, last Tuesday evening, at the home
I OF Mrs. Walter Wells, on Fifteenth
i street. y MduGOAlA 0uu kult1A NtN0
was present, and rendered some pleas
ing selections, while vocal music and
social conversation served to enliven
the occasion. Appetizing refreshments
we're discussed 81 q Seasonable hour.
-
Few people in this age are accorded
/ the privilege Of rounding out life OF
four score Of years, yet Mrs. Jane Whit
ney, Of West Wheeling, last week cele-
/ brated her arrival at the eightieth mile
stone in the journey Of her life. The
/ occasion was made most enjoyable
one to Mrs. Whitley, being in the ma
| tyre Of q family reunion. Two Of her
/ children, William, of Bellaire, and John,
Of Canal Dover, were present with their
/ families.
1ha very latest fad is 'plpe" social,
and a moSt enjoyable affair Of this nG-
ture was given lest week by the ladies'
of the q. A. Pat Knights OF Honor
n, n, Mich ttroat An avoolto.a