Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-02

Mandolins and Guitars sIs,. i,n ,s.,-
Atrial Club.
Nj. jaime. Nor, an.
Mr. ChAs. YuiauL
Piano Duet. .......... ...... THE FLYING Gallo"
Misses Maud and Blanche Chapman.
Airs Annie q. RiSeidafres' "'A''
Quartette.. Let the Dead aud beautiful Rest
Messrs. A. L. Dunn, -. Steinman, Thos. Law
son and ohas. Zulauf.
n. Mr.. Harry c. Williams,
Mir. Frank Nesbitt
Mrs. Flora williams.
bsnJos aud Guitars "Amphion March
Each number was veritable gem.
and the rendition brought deserved ap.
plause. The entertainment brought 10
q close one OF tho most successful re
captions given by the Association.
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Miss Henrietta Harper received last
evening At the residence OF her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. III. M. Harper, on Eff
teenth street. The interior OF the house
was prettlly decorated FOR the occasion,
and during the evening quite number
OF young gentlemen called and spent
pleasant hour with the young hostess,
who was assisted In entertaining by a
number OF her young lady friends.
In the parlor Miss Harper was assist
ed by Misses Mary Moffat, Sue Wright
Bessie Rice and Miss Carrie Isaacs,
OF Baltimore, while Misses Eleanor
Wright and Sue Caldwell dispensed
tempting viands in the dining room.
The affair throughout was very enjoy
able.
Miss Joanie and Lydia Good last
evening kept mp the happy New Years
custom OF Keeping open house, at their
coy residence on Fourteenth street.
They were assisted In the parlor by
Misses Florence OFT. Katherine Hazlett,
Ida Updegraff and Bessie Steel, OF Wash
ington City. In tho dining room
Misses Lydia McMechen, Sadie Mead
and the Misses Dean, OF Pittsburg, pre-
sided at the table. The entertainment
was delightful affair and reflected
much credit upon the hostess and her
younger sister.
The New Years ball OF the Primus
Club was a delightful affair. 1t was
given last night at tho Wheeling Club
rooms. There were about seventy-fve
society people present and the assem-
blage was thoroughly congenial one.
The evenings diversion was dancing.
for which Prof. Charles KilImyer fur
nished the music. At midnight an ex-
celent supper was served. IL was one
OF the most successful affairs ever given
by this popular organization.
The Island Club scored another social
success last night, the credit OF which
must go to the ladies OF the club. who
kept open house at the club rooms and
most charmlngly entertained n large
Number OF the clubs friends and m en-
bers Tempting refreshments were
served by the ladies, after which dane
ing was begun and kept up till about 2
o'clock this morning.
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Miss Bessie Brady kept open house
yesterday afternoon and evening at her
home on North Fifth street, Martins
Ferry. She was assisted by Misses Bcss
Griffith. Mary Thomas and Lena Nc
Kay. There was at all times n con
genial Gssemblage Of young folks at
the house, and the affair proved a
source OF considerable pleasure.
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Miss Shirley Brockunier was hostess
to her friends, at the home OF her
father, Hon. G. w. Brockunler, on
Chapline street last evening. She was
assisted I'm receiving and entertaining
by Miss May Brockunier and Miss Jes-
sic Turner. The decorations In tho
parlor and dining room were very
handsome.
At the residence Of Mrs. JOS. Speidel,
on Chapline street. Miss EN- ma Wheat,
OF ST. Louie, Mo, assisted by Miss
maude Richards received callers Dur
ing the evening the guests were made
90 feel at home by the young ladies'
Miss Eliza 5peidel presided over the
chocolate and tea urns.
There was very delightful serenade
rendered the Mozart band on New
Years morning. THIS institution has
made great progress the past week;
their N usic is excellent. It's members
are gentlemen OF fine character, and
maize 2 very fine appearance when on
dress parade
Yesterday afternoon and evening, at
the home Of Miss Cleod Anthony, on
roadway, Martins Ferry. the follow
ing young ladies' assisted Miss Abthony
IN receiving and entertaining her guests.
Misses Maggie Moore, Clara Sheets and
Nottie McWilliams.
Miss Belle Sullivan entertained
number Of her friends ln hospitable
manner, az her home on the Island last
evening. The usual social diversions
we're provided, supplemented by an e1-
cellent midnight luncheon.
Miss Matte Cald we'll kept "oDen
house" yesterday AZ her home on Six
teenth street, and there we're many
callers last evening. The hostess was
assisted in receiving and entertaining
by Miss Nan Fisher.
The Prlmus club gave one OF its en-
joyable dances az the Wheeling rooms.
/ twenty-five couples attended, and the
music was furnished BY Kilmeyer. EK-
cellent Refreshments added TO tho de-
lights q the evening.
Keep Your weather Eye Open.
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