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

The AriOn winter programme hds
been Used to members Of that popular
organization, aud it is rich in promise Of
wholesome enjoyment The next affair
will be a banquet on Wednesday even
ing, to be followed by the annual
THANKSGIVING ball, which will be this
year more elaborate than ever before.
A japanese costume ball will be a novel
entertainment on the evening Of Thurs
day, December 18th, and a week later a
Katfee Visits will be given, with the
Ariou Trou badOrs. The annual con-
cert and ball on New Years eve, prom
ises 10 be one OF the most notable iunc-
tiOns Of the holiday season. A pink tea
will be given by the ladies on January
10Th, and fortnight later, the
children will have their annual masque
ball. The old folks ball will take place
on February eth. and on the 18th Prince
Carnival will have full sway. On March
7th a KatFee Visite will be given, and on
the oath a similar enterJaih with a
bazaar. On Easter Monday concert,
ousretta aud ball will be given, 10 mark
the end OF the period Of sackclOth aud
ashes.
Prof. John Mullen has postponed his
iortnightly soirees until after the holt
days.
The Nonpareil Club has issued invita-
tlons FOR a reception and dance, to be
given az EQerter Hall on the evening OF
Tuesday, eth inst Prof. Charles Kill
meyer will make the music.
Tuesday evening ths Island club will
entertain at its handsome quarters on
Virginia street. IL will be the first of
q series OF whist parties, and some Of
/ the best players ia This vicinity will be
present.
A notable wedding will occur Thanks
/ giving evening, at the Fourth Street NJ.
! Z. Church, at which the contracting
parties will be Mr.. Bert Sisson, the well
| known contractor, and Miss Bird Chap
man, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. IL.
| Chapman. Rev Or. A. b. Riker will
perform the ceremony. After an East
ern tour Mr.. aud Mrs. Sisson will be at
home on South Huron street.
Invitations have been SEPT out by Mr..
aud Mrs. James Bir6ett, OF Elm Grove,
for the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
I Rose Ellen Birkett, 70 Arthur Sheridan
/ Bell, on Wednesday, November 2Sth, at
$50 o. m. Mr.. Bell, the groom 10 be, is
the we'll known county surveyor, aud
the bride 20 be is 4 charming young lady
Of Elm Grove. The happy couple will
be az home az West Liberty after De-
cem6er 2Sth.
The ladies' OF the Teutonia Singing
Society will give a KATE Visite at their
hall Wednesday evening.
The marriage Of Miss Lide B. Hollo-
wy, Of KirkwOOd, and the Rev. j. NJ.
Huston, OF East Liverpool, o., will take
place Wednesday, November 2lst, at
the family residence on Howard street,
at D. Ia. Miss Holloway is the daugh-
ter OF the late w. w. Holloway aud one
OF the most cultured aud refined
young ladies OF kirkwoOd, possessing a
wide acquaintance at home aud in
many OF the larger cities. Mr.. Huston
. Is prominent minister IN tue Methodist
Episcopal Church aud is to be coograt-
ulated 10 his selection OF one who will be
so helpful 10 his ministry.
The Anadora Club will entertain its
friends at the CLUB rooms on Fifteenth
street
The next elaborate society entertain
ment, and one which promises much
pleasure, is the Hospital Bazaar which
opens Thursday evening. The ladies'
IN charge have provided many original
features, which are certain TO prove
very popular. Supper will be served
each day, and fancy articles and bric-a-
brac, especially appropriate fer holiday
presents, Will be offered for sale.