Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

resent q big heart nlleu Win large Car
nations. pierced through the center
with large golden arrow, attached TO
which were little pink Cupids dangling
on ribbons, each bearing miniature
valentine. Miss Mende was assisted in
receiving her guests by her visitor. She
was attired in gown of pale pink silk
with ruffied collar. Her visitor wore a
mink satin, decolette, the skirt con
, tanning a delicate bgure.
The gowns worn by the ladies' present:
Jessie Turner, figured organdie over
a pink silk
Jessie Berger, white silk with pale
green stripe, high neck.
Nancy Fisher, white satin trimmed
with lilies Of the valley.
Lily Vance, white satin trimmed with
/ black ostrich tips.
Bessie Barkley, violet satin with
| chiffon ovsrdress.
Florence Atkinson, pale green silk.
| Lydia Good, pale blue bengalne.
Gertrude Fisher, blue silk with chiffon
overdress 10 match.
Bessie Rice. pale green crinkled silk
trimmed with quantities Of point lace
Blanche Hoge, black chiffon with tim
sci stripe.
Ellie Lewis, of Pittsburg, pink satin.
Elsie Whitaker, red crepe with
sleeves Of red brocade silk.
Lau Hubbard, pink figured silk
trimmed with satin to match.
Sue Caldwell, pale yellow crepe with
green velvet.
Mamie Grub, red silk, relieved with
black velvet.
Sarah Meudel. white null with pink
satin sleeves.
Emma Wheat. figured cream taffeta
with vandyke lace.
katherine McKain, pale blue satin.
Ethel Brannen, blue silk with black
lace overdreSs.
Mary Motfat, black net.
Mrs A. +. Hustead, figured orgaudie
trimmed with delicate shade OF green
ish silk.
Louise Scull, Of Somerset, Pa.
white silk null, with white satin sleeves
aui bodice.
Martha D. Caldwell, yellow crepe,
the skirt of which was trimmed with
fur, the bodice trimmed with deep law
euder velvet, with high velvet collar TO
match. She wore u corsage boquet OF
fragrant yiOlets.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs.
VIII Turner, Bernie McMechen, Beno-
nj Goqd. Sam Brockunier. Lucius HOge,
Wu Wilson, Edserton Vance Morgan
/ Berger. Area MofaJ Harry whitaker,
I Price Whitaker, DR., Hustsad, Arthur
/ Hubbard. George Mendel, Hal SpeideL
/ Ed Frauzheim, Harry or. Melville
Post. Charles Cooke, VIII Sh4Gar, VIII
| Rrice. Laurence Wheat. Allie Shatter,
Frank Berry, Howard Mcdonald, Har-
IT S.a.lmaD. LaIane McLain, Herbert
: Brauueu aud Don Nerrinsn-
The annual promenade concert and
/ ball of the Opera House orchestra was
given at the Arion Friday night Ia
every respect whether considered ar
/ tist;cal.y or from standpoint OF social
} enjoyment, IL was the most successful
event OK It's nature ever given by that
[ popular musical organization The in
vitations were iudiciously placed, and
/ the audience was made up Of represent
! alive muSic-loving persons, who were
/ quick TO discern the excellence OF the
/ orchestral rendiJiOns, aud generous IN
| bestowug their applause. The terpsi-
/ choreau feaSt followed, and tie merry
| dsvotess OF the dance discussed an eX.
/ cellent programme, with an intermis-
sion az midnight, when supper was
taken.
| These evenings, when old Boreas
| holds undisputed sway over his wide
| domain, form delightful settings for
/ soirees. sucu as poets rave Of in pastoral
rhapsodies; Dut it must be confessed
| that the vantage ground of an ingie-
NOOK is the mos grarful place for con-
/ temulatiOn. Tuesday evening added
/ another happy episode TO thu annals ~
the Snowfall CJub, the scene OF the
meeting being the home Of Mr. Jesse
Miller. North Main street. Mr. George
/ Serig, also OF North Main street, enter
| taiuS the club next week.
/ The concert given by the choir OF ST.
Matthew's =. r. church, Tuesday even
/ lag, was one OF the notable musical
events o the week.
The Nonpsreu Club celebrated it's
anniversary 10y giving a hop Al It's
rooms, 10 tae Egerter building, Friday
evening Ioere was cougeniai jhrong
present, and delightful season was
spent ia dancing TO The measured strains
/ evoked from the piano under the skill
fol man puIaJion of the worries by Prof.
/ Charles kimyer. AZ midnight there
was an intermisSiOu, aud Mine Host
Roessler, OF the Brunswick, served an
appetzing banquet.
Miss Kate Wells was hostess to a
party OF friends at her home Thursday
evening.
About twenty young friends Of Mr..
! Albert Specht rendered that young
gentleman a surprise party at his home,
on the South Side, Tuesday evening, in
honor OF his birthday anniversary.
The popular Mozart Singing Society
celebrated It's fourteenth anniversary
at tue home of the organization, corner
Thirty-eignth and jacob streets, Thurs
day evening. The ladies prepared an
excellent supper for the members,
which was followed by programme Of
music and addresses.
Miss Jennie Mason was hostess to a
party OF friends at her home on the
South Side Wednesday evening. The
hours we're spent in dancing and kind
red diversions.
The students of Mt. de Chantal
Academy gave a delightful musicale
Thursday evening. Among those who
took part were Misses Flora and Grace
Pollock and Emma Connolly, of this
city.
The Coaumet Club gave one Of its de-
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