Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
THE SOCIAL MAM
MATTERS rHAT ARE INTERESTING TIE FASH
IONABLg WORLD.
What Soma Of the Cabs Are Doing -Prospschv
Weddings and Othsr EVsnts-Plsasing
Entertainments.

The Mercantile Club, which was re-
Gently reorganized, has not yet decided
upon its permanent quarters. 1t Is the
intention to have modern club house,
handsomely equipped, and several suit
able buildings are being considered oy
the committee to whom the matter hss
been referred. Before deciding upon
building, the club will receive an answer
from the owners Of the Frsnzheim block,
to the clubs proposition PROVIDING
for remodslling and Improving TIE
present quarters Ia accordance Win
plans proposed by an architect employ
ed by the club. IL the owners OF the
building will agree 20 the proposition OF
the club. the second and third doors OF
the building vii be transformed into
model club house. Owing 10 the uneer-
taioty 10 this matter = programme OF
winter entertainments has DOT YET been
prepared.
At eleven o'clock yesterday, Mr.. w.
f. Dusrr and Miss Minnie j. Shields
were united Ia marriage by Rev. Dr.
Milligan, OF Cambridge, at the home OF
the brides mother 10 ST. Clairsyllle'
The bride has been resident or that
place for only few months. She was
formerly OF New Martinsville, where
she was popular school teacher. she
Is neice Of David ii. Milllgan OF the
Gazette. Mr.. Duerr Is prominent mer-
chant tailor OF New Martinsville. Only
q few friends aud relatives were pres
emit. The bridal party left for their
new home at New MartinsVllle on the
1855 train.
Tuesday evening the SNOWFALL Social
and Outing Club met at tie home OF
Miss Irene Newland, on the National
Road, and was entertained In delight
full manner. At a suitable hour de-
lectable luncheon was spread, and mer-
rilv discussed. The Club will be enter
tanned next Tuesday evening by Messrs.
Alfred and Edward Whltehouse, at
their home on Twenty-seccnd street.
Prof John Mullen entertained the
pupils of his dancing Academy and their
friends at the Calumet CluD rooms, on
South Main street, Tuesday evening.
Prof. Killmyer presided az the piano,
and the terpsechorean feast continued
without interruption until IL o'clock.
During the evening Prof. Mullen intro
duced q number Of new dances.
Mr.. James Bachman, son OF Mr.. Peter
Bachman, and Miss Mamie, daughter
of Mr.. b. Yahn, OF the East End, were
Quietly married last evening at o'clock
at the home OF the brides parents.
Rev Mr.. Werder was the officiating
minister. Mr.. and Mrs Bachman left
on the "csnnon ball" for al extended
Eastern tour.
The engagement OF Mr.. Albert Adler
and Miss Sara Horkheimer was made
public yesterday. Mr.. Adler is prom
inent young business man, and must
clan and composer Of more than local
reputation. Miss Horkhelmer Is a
charming and accomplished young lady.
Both are deservedy popular in Hebrew
society circles.
Miss Kate Brazton was surprised By
a party OF friends at her home on Pike
street, Bridgeport, Tuesday evening, in
honor OF the fourteenth anniversary o.
her birth. The guests were pleasantly
entertained, q splendid collation. at mid
night being not the least pleasing iea-
tGre,
The Spinsters Ieorganized for the !
winter OF meeting held at the resi-
dence Of Miss Hulda Delaplain, on Chap /.
line street. Misses Blanche Hoge aud /
Hulda Delaplaln were selected as officers |
OF the organization.
On Friday evening, 10th inst, a sup
per and social will be given IN the lee
ture room OF tbe Chapline Street NJ. f..
Church, by the Epworth League, the
proceeds TO be devoted to the expenses
OF the church.
The w. G. T. u. OF Bridgeport, will .
give reception this evening at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Junkins, on Lin
coin avenue.
Misses Sue and Flo Batchley will en-
terrain a party Of friends at their home
on South Market street this evening.
The employees OF the Carter OIL Com
pany OF SIstersVille, will give swell
ball at that place on Friday evening.
Invitations were issued yesterday FOR
the -Waterhouse nuptials at st. j
Joseph's Cathedral on the gath inst.