Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

ondary Inpovtaucs. The costumes
were rich and handsome, the masked
presenting clever earicatures OF almost
every noted parsonage Of history, au-
kthentic and tabled. The antics OF some
OF the dancers created no end OF merrl-
ment. and Notwithstanding their con-
duet was not strictly conventional, IL
was permissible under the ruling which
nermits each one 70 act the character
be assumed.
The iovial Prince OF Carnival, imper-
soDated by Carl GOetz and attended
by two clowns, led the march from the
parlors to the hall, followed by long
retinue of subjects in fantastic attire.
The motley procession completed tne
circuit Of the dancing hall, ana then
President Stifel presented the Prince
with the golden key Of the Arion, Civ
ing the club house into his keeping Tor
the evening. Then followed the grand
march, led by Oswald Schneider and Dr.
Oscar Burdatts. When it was finished
the regular dance programme was dis
cussed until 1880 o'clock, when the or
der "masks off, we're given, and there
was q great deal Of confusion, mingled
with little calculations OF surprise and
expressions OF "I-knew-you-all-the-
time" Supper was served between
1890 and 1890, In the large dining hall.
Following Is the personnel OF the dill
ferent committees who had last nights
affair in charge:
Reception-Louls c. Stirel, J. A.
Hess, Theo. Roller. c. w. Appenzeller.
f. Schwertfeger, f. Reiscer, Edmund
Booking, K. G. Drlehorst, Leopold Reis-
ter, c. A. Sehaeier aud Prof. b. Nj.
SChOCkey.
Arrangements - Charles Schmidt,
Clement Hess, VIM. C. Stiiel, Fl. +.
Rehrens, Dr. thinner, Albert HOehle,
HE. Grimm, Henry Helmbrecht, Henry
Bieberson, @. W. Kreiter, Chr. VieweR,
Chas. Schambra, Joe Hoffman,, Geo,
Bremen, Chas. Amick, Chas. killmeyer,
=. DfeRmiilar and Albert Wilke.
Dance-Oswald Schneider, VIM. Laue,
Jasouss Front, DR.. Oscar BurdattS.
Herman Schambra aud Edward Vaas.
The music was furnishes OF the
Opera House orchestra, under the lead
ership Of Prof. Z. w. Spei"
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The annual masquerade ball OF the
Beethoven Sing SocieTwhich was given
last Monday evening was one or the
most brilliant Of that organisation.
Neisrer's orchestr0 furnished excellent
music. 90 which the merry dancers in
handsome and Indicrous attire, whiled
away the evening until masks were or
dered of at IL o'clock.
The Committee on Arrangements was
composed of William Muegge, Henry
Koch, louis Stahl, John Satter and
Andrew HOres.
The annual entertainment Of the Ger
man Pioneers was given Wednesday
evening az Arion hall. A feature was
she elaborate spread, which was pleas
antly discussed.
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Last Monday twenty couples OF the
South Side and from Martins Ferry
went for a sleigh ride back OF Martins
Ferry and a most delightful evening
was spent. Ga their return the young
folks were royalty entertained at the
McDonough Club rooms.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaub celebrated
the twenty-dfth anniversary Of their
marrioge Wednesday morning at st. Al
Dhonsus Church. The church was beau
ufully decorated with pOtted plants and
flowers High mass was read by Father
Ddacus, assisted by Rev. 2. Leo and
Rev. z. Peters. The evening was spent
at Mr.. Schaub's home on McColloch
street, where refreshments were served
at a seasOnable hour. Mr.. Schaub is
tho we'll known official at the Central
Glass Co.. Factory %"
Miss Kate Miller, popular young
lady OF North Main street, celebrated
her eighteenth birthday, Wednesday
evening, at her home, in a most enjoy
able manner. A number Of her young
friends were invited, and gaod music
and a most pleasant time were delights
OF the evening. A repast was spread
for the GUSTS at an appropriate hour.
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Miss Marie Kline, a popular young
lady Of South Chapline street, enter
tained the Marcelus Club at her home
Wednesday evening in an enjoyable
manner Good music was furnished
and the most delicious refreshments
were served.
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Last Friday night the Juniata Club
entertained at it's rooms in most pleas
ant manner. Thirty couples attended,
and good music, dancing and refresh
ments made the evening particularly
enjoyable.
The Linsly ball, given at the armory
of the Institute on Friday evening, was
one Of the leading social events o! the
past week. The students made every
effort to make the hop come up to the
usual standard OF the balls given at
the Linsly, and, to say the least, the
boys more than accomplished their pur-
pose. The Opera House orchestra fur
nisbed the music for dancing TO pro-
grOmme Of twenty numbers, the favor
ite waltz and two step predominating.
At midnight q lunch was served by Ca
terer burst, 10 which all did juStics.
Dancing was resumed and continued
until an early hour the next morning.
Messrs. VIM. Vance, Morgan Hart,
Fred Husemau, George Norton, Harry
Reynolds and Philip Catch composed
the committee and superintendent the
affair. Those who we're guests Of the
Cadets were: Misses Elizabeth Men
del, Elsie Whitaker, Laura Cald
well, Gertrude List, Maude Rich
ards, Lily Vance, Sue Cald-
well, Jesse Turner, Eta Riuehart,
Mamie Patterson, Ella Howell, Mary
Mofat, Lydia Good, Helen Caldwell,
Bessie Rice, Rose Lukens, Ethel Bran
men, Mary Belle Howell. Eliza Spedel,
Blanche Moffat, Eta Harper, Laura
Dglzell. Jessie MOffat, Mary Brock