Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

i the dancing tOOr, only tnoSe appearing
AZ Japs being permitted TO participate
/ ip the terpsichorean festivities. Inc
following named ladies and gentlemen
were present
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. @. q. Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeF-
NJ Son" ss5 Nri. John Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
| Int Riddle,
| prcf ana Nra Charles F. n. Behrens, JE,
! Kiumeyer Edward Stilel.
/ NfIss Jsnpie Franz MISS May otlfel,
/ helm Miss Annie Pfarr,
] DIT. oscar Busdatts, Or. Edmund Booking,
i James =. Lantry, DaVl1 Ntaus -,
| HAIRY schmeichel Miss Nellie Schwertfo-
MSS ,.S.1 ADn'i'- 'oD"'' Miss emma Schultz,
Miss Bid Schultz, Charles Aul.
/ Nfss Scbmeichel Harry TruscheL
/ Miss Lizzie Behrans, Miss stella EchArt,
/ Miss Laura Sufel.
J The grand march was very pretty. II
commenced promptly st nine o'clock,
/ and was led by Mr.. SchWertfeger, as
sisted by Mr. Ebeling. Several very
appropriate figures were neatly exc
cuted, the Opera House orchestra rem
| derlnE a spirited selection. The dance
/ programme embodied twenty popular
/ numbers, and 10 was merrily discussed.
/ At midnight supper was served In the
I dining hall. The affair was one OF the
I prattiest entertainments ever given by
! the Arion, and reflects credit upon the
/ originality Of the committee in charge
-Messrs. Fred Schwertieger, George
| f. Ebeling, John Lutz and ID. K, Beh-
rsns, Jr.
The Ladies Aid Society Of St. Josephs
/ Cathedral gave a very successful bazaar
I - nF
church for three nights, commencing
/ Tuesday. A handsome sum was realized
/ on the affair, which will be applied TO
| the relief OF distress among the poor OF
this city during the winter.
! Miss Elsie Brooks was the charming
hostess to merry and congsnial party
/ of ofriends at her home on Chapline
/ street Thursday evening. Various
/ amusements were INDUCED 10 until
midnight, when refreshments were
served.
The Kings Daughters Of the o. P.
Church gave q successful entertainment
and social Friday evening.
Mrs. Nan Lowry entertained her
friends in a hOspitable manner, at her
home on Nineteenth street Tuesday
evening. About thirty guests spent
! delightful season in dancing and kin
dred diversions, supplemented BY q
, luncheon at midnight.
MI Martin Eisenach entertained his
friends Wednesday evening At Blshofs
hall, on Eighteenth street
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Baptist
| Mission school conducted an enjoyable
holiday bazaar in the chapel on the
Island Thursday afternoon and even
ing.
Monday evening 3 merry party oil
young people surprised Mr.. Albert Al
binger at his home In the East End,
and spent delightful evening with the
aid of q diversified programme OF social
amusements The Cadets city band
rendered the music for dancing. The
occasion was the birthday anniversary
OF the host
Thursday evening the Ladies oil
Honor called at the home Of Mrs
Philip Winters, No. TAP North Maiu
street, rendering her az agreeable sur
prise 10 honor Of her siXty-frst birth
day. A number OF her children and
grandchildren were present, and all en-
loved themselves thoroughly. The
hostess received q number OF handsome
presents.
/ Promptly at eight o'clock Tuesday
evening that popular organization
Of South Side youLg people, known a:
the Tube Rose CLUB, boarded a south
bound car enrOute for the BenwOOC
Tube Works. Escorted by a very eff
Gcient guide they we're soon initiated
into the mysterious process OF mskinl
iron and STEEL This excursion being
unanimously voted decided success
another OF like nature will, no doubt
be- planned for the not far distant fu
ture. The committee on entertainment
is seriously considering the adviSability
Of accepting an urgent invitation, ten
dered TO the Club, 10 Inspect the Buck
eye Glass Factory.
Miss Mary Heinrichs was the pleas
ing hostess TO a party OF friends at hel
home in the East End Friday evening
About thirty guests enjoyed a season o.
dancing and kindred pleasures, and thC
| excellent luncheon which was served a
midnight.
Miss Lizzie SdipIey celebrated the
anniversary OF her birth at tbs home OF
her parents on Main street, last Tues
day evening. About fifteen couples oil
her young friends were present and en-
joyed an elegant oyster supper pre-
pared by Miss Shipley's parents. The
evening was pleasantly, spent with the
aid Of a programme Of conventions
amuSemeutS.
Master George Richards celebrated hi
thirteenth birthday anniversary las
week at the home OF his parents, OF
Main street, BY entertaining a congenia
party OF misses and masters.
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