Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

/ by Mr.. Morgan Miller. The affair was
I delightful throughout Miss Good was
assisted in entertaining Oy her sister,
/ Miss Jeany.
On Thursday evening. 3rd inst, st
I the "WhiJe Homestead" on the Fair
/ m0nt Pike, Mrs. William White enter
/ tanned number OF friends as sur
/ prise party % her husband, Alr. Wan.
I White, 10 being the six;v-ninth ami
versarT OF his birth. Those present
were: Mrs. Robert White, Mr.. WIN.
/ Caruahau, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4. Simpson,
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis BrOmer, Mr.. and
Mrs David Montgomery, Mr. aud Mrs.
/ Will White, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. "a. u.
I Montgomery, Nr. and Mrs. Wm. Cerna-
= han, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. .. l.. White
I of Mozart Hul." Mr.. and Mrs.
/ j.. G.. Frazier OF Wheeling, Mr..
/ and Mrs. James Corbet,, of Bellaire;
I Misses Anna Montgomery, Caiiie Carna-
/ han and Ona White, Nsssrs. Bert o.
/ Carnahan, Herbert Montgomery, Ed
ward S. Carnahan, Carl C.. White,
Dwight White, Edward Litman aud
several others. The guests were roy
ally entertained, the evening being
I pleasantly spent TO music aO0 converse
I ton. AT a sessOuab.e hour the dining
room doors we're thrown open, aud an
I heartily partook Of an excellent repast.
The birthday Of Mr. aud Mrs. VII
I liam Cross, o. South McColloch street,
was the occasion for p.easureab.e
soiree az their home 90 the evening Of
Friday 4th inst.
The annual masque carnival Of the
Wheeling TUrnveyein will be given a.
their hall on Monday evening OF next
week. Toe Carnival March will be
escorted by eight members OF the fenc-
/ ing section OF the society The Carni-
val Committee IS composed of Joseph
Neisrerber, III. b. Scaambr3, Ei
/ Brabdiass, I'd N5as and Joseph Kurt;
Z the reception committee, Martin Rug
ga6er, Charles &iller, Louis No.i, Lud-
wig Barleus, VIII Sullivan and WIN
LJoeusteln.
The Misses H2re entertained q large
number of their lady friends, 40 their
7 home on Tweutioth street, O. taimb
party FROM two 90 five o'clock. Among
those present was Miss Margaret
Hodge, Of Pitts5urg.
Mrs. Adam He.rigel, Of 10. 1910
jacob street, celebrated, her seventy
third birthday on January SJh, when
she was pleasantly and gratefully re-
mem bered by a large circle of her
I irieods Henry Heir.gel, son living
+ AZ Cameron, was among the guests. The
+ day was spent .n % very enjoyable man
ner by the aged hostess aed ler guests.
Mr. Fred C. Myers the genial poet of
. the German Pioneers, entertained a
number Of friends 20 dinner az the
Mcclure, Thursday, iu accordance wi-G
+ his annual custom. The guests were:
( Ne.srs. 81. T. Jones, Hugo Loos, Joseph
LlVson. K. L. AcN.N, q. 81. EawiiuE,
Thomas u. Marker, John Dcs, Joseph
/ SevOO.d, q. r.. Coup G.. d. Collier, 5lln
I We.sge-ber, b. S. Mcclure, Y. ID. Wat
Sins, Jrr WyIs Irwin.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
I 40 the home OF Miss Jane Leonard at
I No. so Twelfth street, on Thursday.
T Dancing was INDUCED 10 until q lato
hour, when temp,loE refreshments were
served, which consisted OF ten courses.
/ Among those who attended were nj .sSUS
NIcrie Aultman. Maggie Leonard, Mol
Uo Lynch, Hester Strauss, Nay II sck,
Miss ~. Jones, Nora Leonard, Lucy
Barber, John Lynch Ed Lynch, James
Leonard, Nike Ona, Harry Gilmore,
Herman ScheI, =. Thompson, Harry
Bennett, WAL iagrall James Lynch.
Oue OF the most prominent social
+ events OK the past week was the brill
liant reception given by Mr. and ,irs.
~ A. Wilson 40 tl2lc handsome rgsi-
dence on N0rta Main street, Friday
evening. The affair was conducted on
quite an elaborate scale, as ia coouec-
ton with The reception jheir daughter,
Miss Flora, received, Complimentary 20
her attractive visitor, Mss Louise
Scu.i, o. Somerset, Ps.
The appointed hours FOR the reception
were from 2 % DO p. ~, and during
that time the carriages conveyed t1c
guests 20 The hospi,ao,e residence,
which had been transformed into
bower OF 6eauty. The residence IS po--
UcularlY well adapted for Such an Occa-
sion. In spite OF Toe constant iuGIX Of
callers, the pari1rs and halls were
not TOO crowded. The floors were
covered with crash, while posted plants
OF all descriptions snd cut flowers were
jUiici0usiy arranged everywhere
throughout the house. The cbadeuers
were en5vt0ed with Smiay. while the
SgS shades were covered WITH rose col
ored shades, the retuIeonce tending 90
make a pleasing effect. Stationed 90
hallway was tao fC,i Opera House Or
chestra, and throughout the evening
cOurset Sn excellent Urocrlmue oi zee
ceUtiOn music. Al TIE conclusion Of
the reception the affair Yves turned into
a regular dancing party, thet delightful.
pastme continued for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilson we're assisted 10
receiving their guests by Miss Wilson.
Mss ScuI, Miss Aradt, Misses Francis
aud Tex Jordsn, Martha u Caldwell,
Nancy Fisher, Shirley Br0c6unier,
Nary McMecheo. in The dining room,
where so excellent lunch was served,
Misses Hu.da Delaplaine, Jessie TUruer,
Jessie Berger, Sue Caldwell looked
after the wants Of the guests. Tae