Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

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of promenade music. and when the ad-
dresses were over, dancing was the or
der of tae evening. NTbe terpSichorean
numbers were judiciously selected, and
the Young folks extracted the full meas
ure Of enjoyment from the popular d.
sion. Between the hours OF $3.50 and
1890, a light luncheon was served IN
the dining hall by the Hotel Windsor
chef. assisted by corps OF efficient
walters.
one of the most gratifying results OF
the reception was the large number OF
stock subscriptions received by the COM
mittees in charge, without any s0licita-
ton on their part The committees
were:
Receptiou-C. A. Wingerter, Wm. c.
Hsndlan. NJ. j. OKane, + 3. Carney,
y. Riester, ST., =. J. Greene, John :.
Weity. John LarnitS, NJ. +. Deegan, +.
Riester Thomas O'Brien, ST., NJ. j.
McFadden, J. J. Carroll, John Water
house, C. @ Rawliug, Geo. ). Feeny,
Louis |oeckler, Geo. w. Lutz, L. >.
Rio. .. Q. Decker, II. Y. Ankle.
Invitation-W. ). Foose, John A.
Burke, James McCann, j. A. Blum, Nj.
Friesmutb, p. j. Gilligan, II. w. Killen,
John C. Miller, John w. Myles, James
Divine. w. p Cogley, NJ. J. O'Neill, NJ.
+. Ford. NJ. Tuney, John A. Hess, c.
W. WeIty, John A. Howard, 7. w.
Weitzel
Music-James T. Handlan, George A.
Truschel, Charles a. Dick, w. Ii. Chap
man, c. +. Giilgan, J. J. Monahan,
Charles A. Aul, Ferdinand j. Winger-
ter, T. L. Carenbauer. George E. Yahn,
l.. Heiner f. a. Naloney.
The ladies of the Teutonia Singing
Society gave one Of their delightful
KafTee Visites at the hail on South ia
cob street, Monday afternoon and even
ing. The supper was excellent. 1t was
followed by dancing, for which Prof
Charles KilIneyer made the music.
Misses Della Deegan aud Tenie Scha-
fer returned home Saturday from Pitts
burg, where they have been visiting for
the past week, having gone up 10 attend
reception given by the Misses Forse,
whose guests they were at their East
End mansion. There was also given for
them q theatre party at the Duquesne,
Wednesday evening, by Mr. Roger
O'Mara, Jr.
Miss Annie E.cheuberg entertained a
number Of ner young friends IN hos
pjtabie manner, at her heme on Six
teenth street, Thursday evening, in
honor OF her birthday anniversary.
The Island Shakespeare Club pro-
duced Twelfth Night" Tuesday even
iog, at the home OF Mrs. Mccoy, on
North Front street These entertain
meuts are developing q great deal of
unexpected dramatic talent.
Miss Lucy Weidel entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home on Twelfth
street Thursday evening, in honor Of
her birthday. The Fern Leaf Mandolin
Club made music for dancing, and re-
ireshments were served at eleven
o'clock.
Miss Edna Miller was hostess to a
party of friends at her home on Twenty
ninth street Tuesday evening. The en-
tertsiument was in honor Of the twenty
nrst birthday of the hostess.
Miss Laura Brand was pleasantly sur
pr sed by cOegenial party OF her
young friends at her home in the North
End Tuesday evening. Dancing TO
orchestra music was an enjoyable fea-
ture of the evenings pleasure.
The aides OF the Rebeckah degree,
odd Fellows. gave hop and supper at
I. O. o. Z. Hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Ella Inglebright entertained the
Young Ladies' Thimble Bee at the home
Of her father, Capt. Ingiebrlght, in Mar
tins Ferry. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. VIII Mullen. OF Martins Ferry,
celebrated his twenty.drst birthday an
uiyerSary By entertaining congenial
party of young friends, at MS home on
Center street, Tuesday evening. Cards
and dancing to the music OF full or
cheStra, made up the programme of a
delightful evening
Mr.. and Mrs. john Burns. of Jefferson
street, Martins Ferry, celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening by entertaining party OF their
friends. After pleasant season spent
iu various social ways, refreshments
were served.
Miss Carrie Dauford, of st. Glars
vile, entertained a party OF friends at
the Clarendon Hotel Tuesday evening.
A number Of the guests were from this
city. The melody for the terpsichorean
feast. was furnished by the GAINESVILLE
Mandolin Club.
a prominent young Wheeling lady
now travelling through the south wrote
an interesting letter TO a friend in the
city giving them her i'm pressioGs of the
sights she had the pleasure OF taking in