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

the ladies have accepted their invitations
and selected and prepared their costumes
several days in advance, and 10 really
makes little difference whether the night
be gloomy and d-isagreeable or of the
nature popularity supposed 20 be favorable
TO s-entimentality and love making.
1t is q scientific fact hat a calm usually
%oSpNeds q storm, and this is probably as
S%AS0ciety affairs as OF the elements.
THE present week may therefore be ex-
pected 10 be q gay one Indeed the social
horoscope reveals such q number Of inter
esting prospective events that there will
be no tagging Of interest between this time
and the New Year festivities.
Last week the Calumet Club made
its debut asa social organization, and
scored a decided success. The CLUB
is composed Of a number Of young
society gentlemen, who have fitted up
the Democratic club room, on South
Main street, in handsome style, and
who have outlined a programme Of events
for the winter, which are rich in promise
of wholesome pleasure, especially il the
initial affair may DO accepted as 3 critic
rion.
The club quarters were opened with a
ball Monday evening. The coy rooms
were tasefully decorated, and when filed
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guests, the ladies in D~ewitChing costumes,
and the gentlemen in full evening attire,
presented a most attractive appearance.
Dancing was the evenings pastime, Prof.
Killmeyer making the music. Al miduight
an intermissiOn was taken for supper, and
the bounteOus spread was merrily discuss
ed. pnen the evenings programme was
resumed, varied by cards and CONVERSE
ton.
The Club will give a big ball some time
during the holidays, which IS looked Tor
ward 10 with pleasureaole anticipation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Webster, OF Flush
ing. o. have issued Cards announcing the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Ella, 10
Mr.. James M. Sheriff. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride on
Wednesday, pod inst The bride has a host
Of friends and acquaintance In this city
who join in extending congratulations,
The Young Married Peoples Whist
Club was entertained Friday evening az
the residence OF Col. f. B. Bowie, on the
Island The affair proved one Of rare en-.
ioyment
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel George, OF " ellsburg, FOR the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Bessie
Mitchell George, to Mr.. James Fletcher
Cree, a prominent attorney OF tnat place.
The happy event Will oe solemnizeo Oh
Wednesday, December 9th, and Will be a
Of the most notable events Of the season in,
Wellsburg society.
Mrs. Dornblaser, wife OF Rev. DOrnola-
ser. pastor Of the English Lutheran
Church, entertained the WOmen's Home
and Foreign Missionary society, at her
home on South B~rO8cway, Thursday even
ing. After the elegant spread, which was
a pleasing feature Of the entertainment
the hostess was presented Win handsome
silver coIe5 urn, from the iaoles OF the
society.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vene-
man verv pleasantly surprised them Thurs
5av e~veninr. at their hume on South EOh
Street TIE evening was spent IN various
pleasing diversions, and the eualr was
bropgbt to a termination about midnight
nv an elegant spread, 70 which the guests
did full justice.
The Glee Club gave its irst hop Of the
season Thursday evening. Mayer MADE
le music.
The Primus Club entertained handsome
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brooms. Killmyer made the music for
cling.
William Bole was the victim Of an
able surprise In tho shape OF an uu-
cd and -unannOuuced call from q
2 hia friends at bis home, on South
ret. Thursday evening. Mrs. Jas.
AIDE, the music, TO which a JOYOUS
rs spent ia terpsichorean pleas
n excellent repast was discussed
hour.
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