Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

ing guest, Miss Anna McCabe, OF Brook
lyn. A delightful season was spent at
cards, and in dancing and kindred
pleasures. and at midnight an excellent
luncheon was discussed.
Miss Carrie Schafer was agreeably
surprised at her home In Manchester
Thursday evening, to receive an unex-
uected call from large number OF her
friends. The affair was arranged by
Miss Tillie Brown and Nora Crow, and
their plans were carried out In de
lightful manner.
A merry crowd took possession Of
Seibert's regulation bowling alleys,
Wednesday evening, and spent several
hours In that healthiul entertainment.
The affair was arranged by Mr.. r. b.
Schubart
1t was the hour when graveyards are
said 10 yaWn aud give no their dead,
but there was no suggestion OF any such
gruesome fancieS in the laughing faces
OF the members OF the Snowfall Social
and Outing Club, on Tuesday evening,
as they babe a final good night to Misses
lydia AID Maud and Mr., Isaac Hender-
son, OF Twenty-third street, after an
evening of unalloyed pleasure. This
being the closing evening Of the BIZ
annual term, there was al election and
installation Of officers for the ensuing
term.
The Woman's Relief Corps entertained
the friends of the mem bers Of the GRAD
Army Posts az G. a. K. hall, last even
ing.
Mrs. John NJ. Gooch entertained
number OF her lady friends at tea, at
her home on tho South Side, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Pebler entertained a number Of
her frieuds with birthday party at her
home on Thirty.ffth street, Friday
evening. A delightful season was spent
In games and dancing, aud a collation.
was merrily discussed at midnight
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bachman pleasantly
entertained 3 merry party OF friends at
their residence, corner Eof and Twenty
second streets, Thursday evening.
Social smusements Of various kinds
were INDUCED in aud luncheon was dis
cussed at midnight. Those present
were Misses Mary Dillman, Flora Vog-
Ter, Kate Strombery, Rose Bowman,
Sue Bachman, Bessie Kemple, Lizzie
Bachman, Jennie Beuter, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. Beuter, Mrs. Elmer Curtis, OF
Potomac, w. Va, and Messrs. Alva c.
Hasty, OF Marietta, o. Herman Scham-
bra, John Schuoach, Matt Gessner,
John Evans, Wm. +. Williams, George
Fuess, Philip, Howard and Frank Bach
man. Music by Prof. Evans orchestra.
The North Fad Volunteer Fire De-
partment Hospitality entertained a large
party of friends at the club house on
the National road, Wednesday evening.
Dancing was the chief diversion, and
refreshments were served.
The Wheeling Turner's opened their
winter season with q dance Tuesday
evening, for which Prof. Charles Kill
meyer made the music.
A number OF young ladies Of the South
Side met recently and organized what
is known as the Sweet Violet Club"
The proper officers we're duly elected.
The object OF the club is Of social
nature. Weekly meetings will be held
At the homes o. the various members
alternately, and hop given once
month.
The Epworth League Of the Chapline
Street Nj. z. Church gave a very de-
lightful literary entertainment 10 the
lecture room OF the church last Friday
evening. Among the best musical num-
bers were the solos by Miss Bertha Rose
and $780,. Geisey, and the instru-
mep bY Miss Kate Wiler and
brot Is Angie Cunningham's es-
say. s,Our Committee Twenty
fivl ence," was very novel and
an number Of excellent recl-|
- u Also rendsred In mos