Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

marty. Mrs. James Riddle presided a.
the piano, aud evoked tuueful melodies
from the instrument. To the measured
notes, a season of t~erpsichorean pleas
ures was INDUCED In. with but one In
terruption, when an excellent luncheon
was disguised. 1t was one OF the mos
p~lsasurable affairs Of the week.
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Miss Mary Rose was hostess to the
members Of the SNOWFALL Social and
Outing Club, at her homo on South
Chapline street, Tuesday evening.
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One of the prettiest dancing parties
given for q long while took place las'
Friday evening at the park Casino. A
il was Anticipated that 1t would ee the
finish OF the out door soirees OF the sea
son there was a great deal OF prepare
ton TO make the affair a memorable one,
The full Opera House orchestra furnish
ed the music for the affair, and fully
fifty couples tripped the light fantas'
tic toe' over the waxen surface. A
luncheon was served about midnight In
the dining hall Of the Casino,
after which dancing was re-
sumed and continued unit
an early hour the next morning,
the guests returning to the city on a
special motor. Among the visitors who
were present, and in whose honor the
affair was given. were Misses Walthall
and Simerall, Of %Covington, KY, VINO
are visiting Miss Lamb, at Echo Point,
and Miss McCleery, OF Milton, Nd, who
is Miss Whitaker's visitor. The iatter-
ing success of the affair is largely due
to the efforts Of Mr.. Guy Scott.
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Miss Alberta Newman very pleasantly
entertained a party of friends at her
home in the Eighth ward Tuesday even
ing complimentary to her guest, Miss
Emma Stelnman, of Pittsburg.
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The North End Volunteer Fire De-
partment entertained abou: thirty
couples at the house al the head of the
Pike Wednesday evening. Stephens
orchestra made the music for dancing
and the affair was a source OF much
pleasure.
The Women's Missionary Society OF
the English Lutheran Church, conduct
ed a very successful lawn fete at the
Island Bridge Park Thursday evening.
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Friday evening Miss Nellie Altmeyer
was rendered an agreeable surprise al
her home on South Eoff street, in honor
of her nineteenth birthday. About
thirty OF her young friends called upon
her, accompanied by Terril's orchestra,
an d spent the evening very pleasantly
in dancing and kindred diversions, sup
|plemented by an excellent luncheon al
midnight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vain enter
talned in q hoSpitabIe tanner. at theil
home on Th~irty-ninth street, Friday
evening. An impromptu musical pro-
gramme was charmingly rendered BY
the guests. The Misses Altmeyer con.
tributed pleasing vocal selections, Mis-
Ida Bekurs, Of Parkersburg, eXquisltely
rendered several difficult piano solos,
and Miss Bekurs and Mrs. Henry w
Etz played duets upon the mandolin
and guitar. At twelve o'clock the
guests QlSCQ Ssbu du ~eldUOldtO cRlCaN'
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Two charming young ladies OF the
North End, Misses Maggie O'Neill and
May Desmond, were hostesses TO a num-
Der Of their friends Tuesday evening,
at the home OF Officer Desmond. An
enjoyable evening was spent by al
present, cards aud dancing being the
main features of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at q late hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Woods enter
tanned a congenial party OF friends In a
hospitable manner, at their home al
Park View, Friday evening. The affair
was a witch party" and it was unique
and interesting. The guests were at
tired in fantastic costumes, looking like
so many hobgoblins. The lights burned
low, giving a novel effect tC
the decorations, which consisted In
scorpions, lizards and other peculiar
shapes. Then there was a gypsy tent
adorned with q large and very suggest
i've spoon, where the past, present and
future were revealed. The music wa:
in keeping with other details. The even
inE was spent in dancing, and the hour:
passed all too quickly. At midnight 81
excellent luncheon was discussed.
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Last Wednesday a number OF the
Young society people of'the city enjoyed
one OF the most pleasant OF the out-of'
doors social events Of the summer sea
SON. The occasion was a basket picnic
held at Folmer's, out the creek beyond
Elm Grove, and about twelve couples
from the city participated, most Of
whom were Island people. The Twi
light Banjo and Guitar Club was there,
and TO its t%uneful melodies the dance
was pursued by the Young devotees o.
| Tarpsichore. Another outing OF the
| same character will be given Wednes
day, the Goth.
There was a merry assemblage las
evening az the palatial residence oil
! Anton Reymann, Esq, on Fifteenth
J street. Yesterday was the anniversary
| of Mr.. Reymann's birth, and his friends
| determined that II should not pass un
observed. About one hundred persons
assembled early in the evening anc
marched in a body to hi:
home, accompanied by the Operl
House orchestra. The visit was
entirely unexpected, but the hos
quickly recovered from his surprise an
( entertained in his Enthusiastically
hospitabls manner He MAS warml!
J congratulated by his guests, and re-
! ceived a number Of handsome presents
| A delightful season was spent in socia
/ intercourse, and about eleven o'clocl
the guests sat down TO a SUMPTION
spread. Mr.. Reymann was benefited
10 health by his recent visit to Europe
and his countless friends hope that tn,
imnrnYement is nermament.