Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

10 the Egsrter building Tuesday even
ing. A delightful season was spent In
terpsIchoresn pleasures, and at the usual
hour an sppetlzing collation. was dis
cussed.
The members OF the SNOWFALL Club
will long remember Christmas night,
1894, as one Of the most enjoyable VEN
lures OF the club. In fact, 1t will form
one Of the brightest pictures among
memory's treasures when time has rele-
gated the SNOWFALL Club to one OF the
episodes 10 the halcJon days Of youth,
for the S. c., like all else pertaining to
this circumrotary sphere, must be finite.
To avoid further verbosity, the Christ
mas celebration was held at the w. G..
T. u. Hall, and was success in the su-
perlative degree. Thursday evening
Miss Clara Horuer entertained the club,
aud on New Years night Miss Lizzie
Bachman, Twenty-secOnd and Eof
streets, will be the hostess.
On Friday evening, a. her home, on
North Wabash street, Mrs. John Bloch
entertained a number of her friends as
a surprise party To her husband, Mr..
John Bloch, il being the iortieth ami
versary OF his birthday. There were
present Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rumble,
Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Wareham, Mr.. aud Mrs. 2. A. Mcguire,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman DObler, Mr. and
Mrs. George Briedel, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Emhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. q. 2. Summers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis, and Mrs.
Watkins, OF Bridgeport. The evening
was pleasantly spent IN cards and con-
versation. At twelve o'clock the party
repaired TO the dining room, where an
elegant luncheon was prepared for the
guests. When all were seated, Mr..
Summers said: Ladies and gentls-
men-Befor0 partaking Of the good
things before Us, have few words to
say. Mr.. Block, tonight l have been
assigned ole of the most pleasant tasks
Of nv life, that Of presenting to you in
the name OF your wife and family this
elegant gold watch and chain. A
watch is an appropriate testimonial Of
wife and family TO its most prominent
member, the husband and father. 1t
contains wheels within wheels. like a
family syssem and is as liable TO be in
iured by internal jars as family
organization. II its movements are
regular and harmonious, all is right II
there is a screw loose anywhere, all is
wrong, and it Is much the sane Ia the
family. The help and attention you
have afforded 10 the past merits time
~ acknowledgment, and l offer it 10
the shape OF a timepiece. When you
meet your friends you will be able to
tell them What o'clock il is but
ia the interval this accurate
chronometer will enable you TO
count the hours between the
now and then. And now, Mr.. Bloch,
allow me TO connect the hour with the
man by placing the gift in your pos
session, and TO express the earnest
wishes of your friends aud family that
you may long live 10 wear it," Mr.
Bloch was too surprised TO respond,
merely bowling his acknowledgment.
After the repast the time was spent 10
music until the early morning hours, all
wishing Mr.. Bloch many happy returns
OF the day.
At her home, on Twenty-sixth street,
Christmas evening, Miss Mary Quinn, q
charming South Side young lady, en-
tertained number of her Intimate
friends at an excellent dinner. After
the repast the young people enjoyed
themselves In games aud other social
ADJUSTMENTS.
The campfire OF the Ladies OF
the G.. A. r. was one OF the most de-
nghtful affairs ever given 10 the city,
although two of the invited speakers
could not be present on account Of Ill
ness in Hon. Stephen B. Eikins' family,
and illness of Mr.. J. A. Raynes Ia Steu-
benyille. a letter and telegram was
received by the president, Mrs. M. Anna
Hall. The following programme was
rendered: Recitation, "The Indian
Warrior" Miss l.. Carroll; "reminiscences
OF the war, Comrads J. d. McFsdden;
recollectiOns OF 1861 20 1865, Comrade
Bucev; vocal selection, Master Willie
Dunleyy; Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
Club; vocal solo, Miss Miriam McClem-
ment; The Ladies OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic" Comrade Ephlin.
Grand Mothers lancers was new fea-
ture. Al the numbers Of the programme
were heartily encored.
One OF the events OF the week was the
theatre party at the Opera House on
Wednesday to witness tae performance
of The Nominee" The party was
composed chiefly Of members OF the Co.
tlIion Club. One section was occupied
by congenial group, while others were
distributed in various portions Of the
theatre. After the play the party re-
paired to the residence Of Miss Mamie
d. Grubb, on Chapline street, where
they we're delightfully."- entertained at a
midnight course luncheon. Miss Grubb
was assisted in entertaining the guests
By her mother, Mrs. Jacob w. Grub0.
The affair." while quite lmpromptu,
proved 10 be a delightful session.
A very pleasant party was rendered
Miss Ida McAdams by her cousins,
Misses BERTHE Fleming and Estella
Painter, In honor Of their guest, Miss
Mary McCauslAnd, OF ROney's Point
Music By the s. orchestra and dancing
we're the chief amusements OF the
evening. Songs of the latest order
we're sung by Mr.. Robert Fleming and
Mrs. George Stamm. The guests de-
parted at a late hour, wishing Miss
McAdSms aud her guest q happy new
year.
Christmas night a number OF young
folks drove out to the handsome home
of Miss Nell Nichols, on the Nj. Wood