Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-24

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Geo. f. Dle,z, Paul Reymann, Cnas. d.
Driehorst. Geo. T. Eosiing, L. w.
Krieter. Jos. Hoffman, r. hiieyes, NJ
Kovalan, Il. C. Meyer, Albert WllKe'
Max Lang, Con. Hirsch and John hoth'
Then followed the members ana tner
ladies', a motley thrOug, representing
every trade, profession, race ana nation
ality. and all the different grades oil So
ciety. Among the approximations WoT-
thy OF especial notice were the group OF
ladies I'm sailor attire, the hayseed band,
the Salvation Army, and last, but by no
means least, the exceedingly clever
makeup" OF Mr. John Lutz as
tramp
The Opera House Orchestra made the
melody for the terDslcnorean feast. A,
eleven O'Clock the order "m2sSS OH
was given by the Prince, aud the uSuai
calculations OF establishment aud sur
prise were mingled with the inevltaole
81 toij-you-so's, and "I-kueW-y ou-aI-
the-time." supper was served 10 the
dining hall, aud this feature added 20
the general appreciation OF the even
ipg's programme. O'NeiiL the photog-
raDhsr took several lash light pictures
of the scene after masks were removed
The final hop OF the Linsly students
before Lent. TOOK place DO the Armory
Thursday evening. and was one OF the
most brilliant efforts of the cadets.
The hal. was appropriately decorated
for tho occasion. The national coiors
we're c0nsbIcuOuS.y displayed, and the
arms were stacked ir military fashion
In the four corners Of tue building
The BOYS appeared in dress uniform,
and the ARRANGEMENT OF all the details
suggested a typica. military BALL ne
Ouera House Orchestra discOurSed the
sweet strains which has made &c famous
as musical Organization, ana the terp-
s,chore4n feas: continued unti TWO
o'clock. with one Interruption. Al
midnight dancing was suspended, ana
"a luncheon served 10y Caterer George h.
Dlrst. was very pleasantly discussed.
The committees ia charge were as FOL
lows:
Refresbmeuts-E Adams, E. GIen,
O.. COHIUS.
Dscorat.ng-Clark Hazlett, Frank
Wheat. Arch Wilson, Jess SpeideI, Ed.
Sweeney, Walter Sweeney, Wili Csid-
well.
Priutiog-M. o. Hart. Il. N. Russell,
Jr., James Collins.
Chairs aud TabIes-G z Watsrhouse,
n. Montgomery, X. Beaoout, c. G.
D0bblns.
MusIc-Joseph Mayor, w. L. Giile-
land, o.. *. Tinker.
Dancing-W. \. Vance, Joseph Nay
lor, Walter Sweeney.
Nessrs. VIII. Edward and John Bach,
OF Twentieth street. were Invited 20 the
Ar.ou building, Friday evening, and
were agreeaoly surprised % ind there
large assemblage OF their friends, who
announced tina, they would assist them
in celebrating the anniversaries
OF their birth. all of which fall
during Lent. There was excel
lent music for dancing and kindred d.
versions, all Of which made uD pro
gramue OF rare enjoyment An excel
lent supper was discussed az midnight.
Master Charlie Green entertained
about twenty-five Of his young friends
az the home Of his parents on Fifteenth
street, Tuesday evening, He proved
most nospltab.a aud versatile host, and
the cougenial party of misses and mas
ters euioyed season of Unalloyed
pleasure, which was terminated az ten
O'Clock with an eU9etizing luncheon.
Miss Matte Heron was hostess to
party OF friends, az her home on lnoi-
ana street.. Wednesday evening Dancing
was the chief diversion. Al eleven
o'clock the guests received q tOothsOme
collation..
The Mercantile Club entertained
10 an informal manner Thursday
evening. The early hours were spent
az cards, and the contests we're
very spirited and Interesting. The Ia
vors were very handsome and costly.
AT eleven o'clock the floor was cleared
of the tables, and the remainder or the
evening was given up 90 dancing, with
an iutermission for refreshments at
midnight. Prof. Chas Kulmyer played.
A Young mems social was held at the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, on Washington's
Birthday, and proved very enjoyable.
ASurUrise party was rendered Miss
Dora Fisher, Thursday evening, at her
home, coraer Fortytour,h and Jacob
streets The evening was spent 10
dancing aud other forms OF social
amusement.
The ladies' Of -. Luke's p. +. Church
gave very successful, oyster supper
aud musical entertainment at the par
ish house Friday evening.
Monday evening Miss Mamie Brady
was hostess 20 party OF friends at her
home on South Wood street A delight
fu, season vas spent in social amuse-
ments, aud al midnight an excellent
luncheon was served.
Cards have been received here an
pouuciuE that Mt aud Mrs. Alan War
rem will be sat home Wednesdays after
February 1itu, at Denver, Col. Mr..
Warren is a son OK Mr.. Isaiah Warren,
and the Youngest member Of the Colo
RADIO Legislature. lie was married 20
Miss May FraukenOerger some days
ago.
Last Tuesday evening. Mr.. George
Serig entertained the Snowfall Club In
very hosp,Jable manner, at his home
in the North Eud. The features Of the
evening were widely diversified. but
space i0rbids their enumeration; yet
two from their peculiar Intrinsic merit
deserve special mention. The first OF
these to- order of precedence was the
rendition of several exquisite songs bY
trio composed of MessrS. Isaac Heu-
der>on. John Howell aud John D00lor.