Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
HALLOW E'BN.
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE N0NBEa OF IN
TERISTING ENTERTAINMENTS.
Dancing Parties and Tafy Pullings Galors-Som'
Of the Persons VINO Entertained.
Other Society Matters.

HalloW Fen was never more geueIal
" celebrated by society than last even
ing. The small boy extracted the full
measure Of enjoyment from removing
fences, ringing door bells, ETC., but the
older boys and girls pulled tatfy, and
enjoyed themselves in the charades and
games, and the suDerstItlons connected
with tho customary observance of the
day. There were no end Of tafy pull
ings about the city, and on the whole,
IL was merry night.
Miss Louise Kober was surprised last
evening by number OF her friends al
her home on Fourteenth street. A large
number of guests were present and q
very enjoyable time was spent. Those
present were: Misses Emma Strsu0,
Emma Swim, Lizzie Haefer, Annie Mel
son, Gustie Smith. Minnie Snyder, sue
Jones. Sue E0erts, Annie Clark and
Mrs. Bertha Kober; Messrs. Ben Hen
rick, George Kober, Charley Mason,
Harry Haefer, OHie johnson, Andy
Henrick, Harry Jones, ode Johnson,
Gus Kober and Jacob HuRart. Dancing
was the feature OF the evening. Re-
freshments were served at a late hour.
The Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
made the music.
Last evening the members OF the Ep-
worth League OF the Zane Street Nj. +.
Church held very pleasant and enjoy
able box social, for the benefit OF the
church, At Hibbard's Hall on Market
street, There WAS large number OF
peoOle present, and after the supper
had been disposed OF the young folks
enjoyed themselves playing games ana
in kindred innocent smusements. All
present enjoyed themselves aud were
unanimous in voting the social com
plete success.
Last evening the opening Of the coy
rooms OF the Island Club, an event
which has been looked forward to with
a great deal Of interest, took place.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with plants and flowers. The clubs
quarters have recently been eXCen-
sively renovated and presented vary
pleasing appearance last evening. Iee
Opera House orchestra rendered the
music for the affair, and grand time
was experienced by those who attended!
Miss Minnie Bashsr entertained her
IitsIs friends with party Tuesday eve
ming at her home on Fifteenth street in
honor OF her birthday. There was a
large number OF little guests present,
and the evening was passed very enjoy
ablyin games and other smusementS.
Refreshments were served by the
charming young hostess at a seasonabIe
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster very pleas
antly entertained q large number OF
their friends at their home on Main
street, Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage. The evening was an enjoy
able one and one to be remembered by
those present,
A very pretty home wedding will take
place in Triadelphia on Tuesday, No
vember :, at which Miss Louise
Robrecht, Of that place, will be married
20 Mr.. w. Albert Stenger, Of Pleasant
Valley. Rev. Father DIdacus, OF ST.
Alphonsus church, will perform the
ceremony.
/ At their charming hons on McCol-
loeb street last evening Misses Agnes
/ and Alma Mater Wilson entertained a
number OF friends very pleasantly with
an old-fashioned party and tafy pull
ing. A most enjoyable evening was
spent and refreshments were served as
usual. -.
!
A number of friends OF Mrs. Freder
lex SDecht very pleasantly surprised
that lady last evening at her home on
South Chapins street. The event wa;
farewell party, as Mrs. Specht vii
leave in few days for az extended
visit with friends in Dunkirk, Indiana
/ Miss Nettie Brit entertained mum