Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

OF one OF his lTlBuQS. MI OCu
soon discovered that he was the guest OF
honor, and that the affair was cele-
braton of the fiftieth anniversary OF his
birth. A number of addresses were
made by members of The Mozart Soci-
ETY., and MIR. Schmulbach responded in
a feeling manner. The diversion OF the
evening was dancing, for which the
music was provided by Prof. Charles
Killmeyer. Refreshments were served
throughout the evening. About sixty
persons were present.
A large number Of friends rendered a
surprise party to Miss Gertrude SAVERS
a. her home on Eighteenth street,
Wednesday evening. Dancing and kim
dred amusements we're enjoyed, and at
late hour tempting refreshments were
served.
The members Of the Snowfall Social
and Outing Club with one acclaim voted
Miss Clara Horner, OF Sixteenth street,
hostess Of unsurpassed cordially
Tuesday evening. 1t was the regular
weekly meeting of the club. The even
ing was diversified by various forms OF
amusement. Among other things was
al extempore literary programme, in
terspersed with vocal and Instrumental
solos Miss May Rose, of Chapliue
street, entertains the club this week.
The Snowbalites have plans not fully
matursG for an unique celebration OF
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. John Schrader was pleasantly
surprised by number OF his friends at
his home on South Main street, 10 honor
OF his twenty-dfth birthday. The party
repaired to Simpsons hall, where very
enjoyable season was spent in dancing
and kindred diversions.
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Thursday evening Mrs. Henry Peb-
Ter, perintendent OF the County In
Urinary, entertained the present Board
of County Commissioners and the newly
elected members OF that body with
sumptuOus banquet.
Mr. Frank Waterhouse gave a stag
dinner at his home on South Chapine
street, Tuesday evening, TO humble OF
his friends, in honor OF Malcolm Brice,
who departed Thursday for Philadel-
phia, from which point he sailed yester-
day for Europe to remain for over a
year. The guests numbered twelve,
and were royalty entertained by their
host.
Mr.. Christian Hoffman entertained In a
hOspitable manner at his home 10 Full
ton Thursday, in celebration Of his
Sixty-seventh birthday anniversary.
To-day he will entertain number OF
relatives at his home.
Master Phineas Wood, of East Nc
Colloch street, was surprised by num-
Der of his young friends Friday even
ing in honor of his birthday anniver-
sary. The little folks spent a most en-
joyable evening in music and games
aud at an early hour refreshments were
served.
Master Hullihen. son OF DR.. Gasmire,
entertained his little friends on Friday
evening, in honor OF his eighth birth
day. Those present were Misses Ger
trude Menkemeller, Blanche Browne,
Mary Reynolds, Edna Schater, Nellie
Schnepp, Emma Schnepp, Geneveive
Campbell, Katharine Gasmire, and
Masters Neal Reynolds, George Duya!l,
Harry Wellf, viii Duvall, Arch Wells.
Misses Title Vogt and Lizzie Lem
niger entertained large number Of
their friends at the home OF the latter,
one evening last week. All present en-.
joyed themselves immensely.
FRIDAY evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Anderson very pleasantly entertained a
number OF their friends at their home
on South Eoff street Vocal and in
strumental music was rendered, and
the programme was diversified by other
easements, and supplemented by an
excellent luncheon at midnight.
Miss Kate Ashley entertained the
members Of the DuQuesne Club at her
home on Market street Monday even
ing. Dancing and card playing were
the features Of the evening and pleas
ant time was spent by all. Refresh
ments were served at the proper time.