Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26

Friday evening last. Social diversions
supplemented by tempting refreshments
combined 10 form a most delightful even
ing. The hostess certainly proved herself
a hospita0le and charming one.
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Miss Mary McConaughy. of Bridgeport,
very pleasingly entertained her friends at
her home in Bridgeport Friday vening
Dancing and games were INDUCED in and
a very enjoyable evening was spent. Some
Belaireand Wheeling people were present.
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The Apollo Club will give their first
private hop Thanksgiving night, at the
Central Garden Club rooms. Mayors or
chestra will furnish music.
The marriage OF Miss Mary A. White. Of
this city, TO Thomas j. Burke, Of Pitts
burg, will take place at the Cathedral next
Tuesday.
The first kaffee visIte Of the season given
by the ladies' section Of the Mozart Sing
ing Society, took place at the hall on South
jacob street, Thursday afternoon and even.
ing. The usual custom was observed, the
ladies spending the afternoon together,
and the gentlemen appearing at supper
time. The excellent coffee served was
made by Mrs. Wilhelmina Minkemyer.
The general committee in charge was com
posed OF Mrs. John Comb, Mrs. Aug. Helm
Orecht, Mrs. Christ. KalOitzer, Mrs. Chas.
ROhrig, Mrs. Eberhardt HOffreuter, Mrs.
Chas. HOrStman and Miss MOllie Comb.
This kaffee visite was the first OF q series
70 be given during the season, and il il
may be regarded as a criterion there is
much wholesome enjoyment in store Tor
the members Of the Mozart and their wives
and lady friends.
The Pittsburg BullctiR, the well-kuown
society and musical publication, prints the
following
Miss Mary Reid. who has studied in
Paris under Madame La Grange. is the
soprano Of the First Unitarian Church,
Craig street She is possessed of q pleas
ing, powerful and well cultivated voice,
and is an addition 20 the musical world of
PittSburg. AT the hrst evening service
held IN the new church on Sunday last, the
assistance of orchestral accompaniment
was introduced. Three violins, y cello,
mandolin, with the organ, made sweet
music. Mr.. Macaye. Mr.. Atwater, Mr..
Lewis and Mr.. Trip, sll members Of the
congregation, were the amateur perform
ers.n
Miss Reid will be remembered IS the
young lady who was formerly a member of
the First Presbyterian Church choir Of
this city, and whose splendid voice and
excellent execution added much charm TO
the music Of that church during her en-
gagement
Averv pretty and interesting wedding
was that Of Mr.. Frank Riley, the popular
Is. * o. baggage master, and Miss Louise
.Kraus. Of South Main street, which was
solemuiZed IN the presence of but a few
invited friends. in the parlor OF the pa
rCchlal residence az St Alphcusus church,
Wednesday evening A reception followed
aU the home Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley have the best wishes Of a host Of
friends.
Nj. Harry Wickham, son OF Capt. Wick
ham, assistant superintendent OF the Ohio
River railroad, was very pleasantly sur
priSed last evening, at his home on South
Jacob street A large number Of his young
friends called upon nim TO assist in the
celebration Of his birthday anniversary.
The evening was one Of rare pleasure.
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MIR. Joseph Dudley entertained q num-
Der of friends al progressive euchle, at
his home on South ECn street, Thursday
evening IL vas a 'StagR affair. The con-
tests were very interesting. and the favOrs
handsome. The first prize was taken by
James Armstrong. and the doubtful honors
Dv Harry 5iehl. Mr.. Dudley's guests dis
cassed an elegant luncheon before depart
ing.
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Mi. Thomas Shat entertained his friends
in a h~ospitable manner at his home on
South JACOB street Monday evening. Six
teen couples spent q very enjoyable season
in dancing and kindred amusements.
Luncheon was served az midnight
On Thursday evening Misses Malta and
Sue Caldw&' gave an At Home at their
residence o ! sixteenth street The Misses
Caldwell hSAe insugurated q series Of
soirees for every other Thursday evening
tnrouk hout the winter, and it is without
doubt that they will prove as successful as
the III tial one given on Thursday last
Fully Rny young ladies and gentlemen