Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
hall. where the evening was spen1 10
dancing TO Guthart'S music.

hall. where the evening was spen1 10
dancing TO Guthart'S music.
Tie most brilliant event in the sociai
| world was the legislative bail tenuereu
the mem bers OF the Legislature III the
State HouSe by the citizens OF 0nAr'es-
ton last Thursday evening Inc al
| fair was in the nature OF re-
ception and bali, and was one OF the
| most elaborate affairs ever given In the
Capital City. The reception was held In
the House of Delegates Hall, while the
dance took place 10 the Senate ChatnOeF'
Both of these spacious halls were trans
formed into bowers or beauty 1ne
walls were covered with bunting ana
SILK flags. while the Presidents ana
Speakers desks were hidden from vie"
by potted plants aud palms, inter-
mingled with huge punches OF
American Beauties and Lakrance roses.
The immense chandelier was entWineu
with smilax, the effect being something
beautiful. Stationed In the gallery was
q full orchestra, which dlscoursed an
excellent programme of reception music,
afterwards playing a dance pro-
gramme OF twenty.four numbers. Inc
luncheon, which consisted Of an ell
eeapt array OF toothsome eat
ables was served In the
Stale Library. There were fully three
hundred guests present. In the assem-
olage were cutie a number Of distin-
cuished visitors present from various
portions of the State. The receiving
PARTY consisted OF Gov. MacCorkle,
w. e. Chiffon, Col. and Mrs. j. y. john
son, COL aud Mrs. Eugene Dana, Col. j.
NJ. Rowan, Mayor and Mrs. stanton,
Hon. and Mrs. Neil Robinson, Gen. and
Mrs. j. w. st. Clair. Those from this
citv who attended were: Misses Elsie
Whitaker, May Moffst. Mrs. \. +.
! Whitaker, Mrs Will q. Delaplain.
Messrs Price Whitaker, Arcn Moffat,
win Brice, Col Ned Stalnaker, Maj.
Ran Stalnaker and Mr.. Z. Is, Hart.
Mr.. w. Allen Kline, a prominent
young man in social circles, delight
fully entertained number of friends
at his rooms in the "Traymore" build
ing on North Main street. Those In
the merry party were MessrS. c. Edwin
burst, A. Mendel Taylor, Il. Archie
! Campbell, q. Ben GatGh, L. Charles
Israel and II. William Merchant. The
afternoon was very enjoyably spent by
all, aud before the guests departed they
discussed a tempting lunch.
The Katie Visite at Mozart Hall Tues
| day afternoon and evening was one OF
/ the most enjoyable entertainments ever
given by the Mozart Society. About
TWO hundred persons were present. An
excellent supper was served by the la
dies. aud the affair concluded with
ball.
The w. A. c. Club, now the Rosette
Club, was entertained Tuesday evening
by Miss Alice Martin at her home on
Chapline street.
The annual masque ball Of the Wheel
ing Turnverein, given at the organiza-
tioQ's hall on North Market street,
Monday evening, was complete sue
cess 10 every respect A large crowd
attended. The Opera House Orchestra
played for the dance. The grand march
was ed by eight members OF the fenc-
ing section OF the society
Miss Rena Newland, of North Market
street, entertained about ten couples OF
her young friends at her home Friday
evening in most charming manner.
Refreshments were served at season
able hour and a good time generally was
enjoyed by her guests.
A very pleasant time was spent Thurs
day evening at the home OF the Misses
Armstrong, on South Huron street.
Dancing was the chief AMUSEMENT OF the
evening, and was enjoyed until late
hour, when q splendid luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Nolte celebrated
their paper wedding at their home on
South Main street, Thursday evening.
A large number Of guests were enter
tanned, and the host and hostess re-
ceived a numb Der of handsome presents.
Tuesday evening at her home on South
Jacob street, Miss Minnie HobltZen en-
tertalned number of her young friends
in honor Of her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent In dancing and
before the guests departed they dis
cussed q tempting luncheon.
At his home on Market street, Mr..
Dosh Lyons was rendered q very pleas
ant surprise in honor of his birthday.
The evening was spent in games and
dancing. Supper was served At mid
night aud very enjoyable time was
spent by all those present. The guests
departed at an early hour in the morn
ing wishing Mr.. Lyons many returns OF
the day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, OF the Butch
ers' Protective Association gave sue
cessful banquet and ball under the lead
ership of Mrs. Bauers, at Turner Hall,
last Wednesday night.
COMING EVENTS.
No one can hold candle to her,
The proud damsel freely declares;
No onewould care TO, that's very sure,
With all of the powder she wears.
$3.50 MONG the notable we'd
sslssS dings which are an
| q zsGES nounced 10 take place In
N5Ss Es& the near future is that OF
NfM ~ n Mr. Clark Hamilton and
| <tI NM Miss Bessie Lamb, to
lTssSs 3 b C h reference was
SSgsSl 49, made in the Sunday Reg
'o.9bEAN lister. The cards will be