Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Reproduced ty special arrangement IF
Ferry, Wednesday evening. 1t was one
OF the most enjoyable meetings Of the
club.
a merry party Of young persons were
entertained Wednesday evening oy
Misses jennie B Clark and Emma Fet-
ger at the home OF the former on
Chapline street. The evening was very
pleasantly spent at cards and in dan
cling.
DIR. and Mrs. Werner Nacken, Of Buff
falo, n. Y, celebrated their silver wed.
ding Thursday morning at the home OF
their son-in-law, Rev. DR.. Haas, on
South Wood street. Only the immediate
friends Of the family were present and
participated in the event. The happy
couple were the recipients Of number
o! beautiful and useful presents.
The lady members Of the Teutonia
Singing Society gave very enjoyable
dancing party at their hall on South
Jacob street Thursday evening.
Charles H. Miller, Of North Main
street, was rendered a surprise on Wed
nesday evening by 2 number OF MS
friends, young and old, the occasion
being the forty.siXth anniversary OF MS
birth.
Five young ladies' OF the South Side
have Organized mandolin and guitar
club TO ba known a the Washburn CLUB.
A popular young South Wood street
man is manager. The club played for
the party given by Miss Maggie Hoyt,
of the South Side, in honor OF her
friend, Mss Jnlie Ring, Of New YORK.
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Mss Clara Evans very pleasantly cell
ebrated her birthday by entertaining
large number Of her friends, Tuesday
afternoon, at her home in the East
End. The fair young hostess received
handsome gold watch aud other gifts.
The afternoon was very enjoya6ly spent
in various diversions, supplemented by
40 excellent dinner,
Prot John Mullen gave one OF his
pIeasant socials last Tuesday evening at
the Calumet Club rooms, on South Main
street. There was good attendance,
Notwithstanding the election excite
ment.
The Young ladies of the Eighth ward
held meeting at the residence OF Miss
Title BeckendOrf, on South Jacob street,
Thursday evening, and organized them
selves into club which will be known
as the "Visite." Another meeting OF
business aud social nature will be held
AT the residence of Mr.. Charles Goetze,
on Thirty-third street, Tuesday even
ing.
The members OF the Volunteer Fire
Department Of the North End gave
very ENJOYABLE dance AT the hose house,
at the head OF the pike, Thursday even
ing.
A very enjoyable masque skating car
nival was given at the North End RINK,
Monday evening.
A new social club was organized
Monday night the Hoffman hotel, by
number Of East Wheeling young men.
A name has not yet been selected, but
will be at the next meeting on Monday
night. The following officers were
chosen: President, John Ciater; Secre-
tary, George McKown; Treasurer, Jas.
GilespY.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Margaret Sheets by
number OF friends, Games were the
principal amusement Of the evening.
Among those present were Misses Min
ME Kennedy, Maud Adams, Maggie
Hanke, Lulu Earnest, Alice Edgel.
lydia Berg, Cora Sturneagle and
Messrs. Dennis Fry, John Cole, Arch
Adams, Charles Gebhart, Fred Sheets
aud John Murphy.
A number of the friends OF Mrs.
Reid surprised her at her home, corner
Main aud Eleventh streets, Friday
evening. A very enjoyable season was
Spent 10 social smusements, and at
midnight a splendid collation. was dis
cuSsed.
william Bates gave stag dinner at
the hospitable residence OF his father,
DR.. w. j. Bates, on the Bethany Pike,
last evening. Covers were spreau for
twelve. An apDetizing menu was dis
cussed. to which all heartily responded.
After the dinner the guests were enter
tained by MIR. George Pillsbury, OF Par
kersburg, the comedian In the Pirates
OF PenZsnce, who afforded much merri-
ment with his catchy songs and jokes.
The affair was an enjoyable one
throughout.
Mr.. Adam Elmur, popular young
man Of North Main street, entertained
about fifteen couples at mis- home last
Thursday evening. Various social
amusements were INDUCED in I'LL a
sea,onable hour. when refreshments
were served.