Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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ATH masGGs carnival t
NJ the Arion. The walls
lsgFs3 N Of the ball room were
rWtf IL artistcally testooned
gFg n pale pink snd blue
ESf& cloth, aud the same
4As~Ay. colors predominated
-S4S.c 90 In the tissue paper
st,-,,-- y,uirb msllowed the lights from
tina chandeliers. The children were in
fpll and undisputed possession OF the
elegant club house, and without abusing
their privileges, they extracted the Iul
measure OF wholesome enjoyment from
their brief season OF authority. And u
the Young folks were happy, the parents
and friends who crowded the lobby, and
looked down from the balcony upon the
Dictu-esoue scene, were no less pleased
and eratiied as they followed with their
ewes the movements OF particular little
tots in whom they felt maternal or
psternal interest. IL was a motley
assemblage. so far as outward appear
euce went. There were no dlstlncuohS
aDDareptly. on account or race,
color or previous condltlon OF
servitude. There were Indians,
Negroes, and Caucasians, every
grade In society, and alt natlonaIitieS
The costumes of the boys were groteS-
Que and laughable, while the girls, with
A weakness peculiar TO the sex, wed
with each other in the elaborate ness
OF their fancy gowns. Prominent 10
The grand march, which was led by Mr..
i. C. Il. Schwertfeger and Mr.. Albert
Hoehle, were twelve miniature muslcl-
ans who impersonated dot leedle
Cherman bandit" but their music was
even worse than the average Strolilng
musicians. Later they made decided
hit when they rendered "Leetle Johnny
Schmokor" from the stage, under the
leadership OF Mr.. Schwertfeger.
group Of tiny misses also rendered some
vocal selections All this sport whet-
ted the appetite for the feast OF good
things which awaited the misses
and masters, and the vlands
which were served in the dining-room at
eleven o'clock disappeared very rapidly.
Then the older folks took the floor. and
danced for several hours to the strains
OF the Opera House Orchestra. The
committee iu charge Of the affair was
COMPOSED OF Mesdames Ed. Schaefer,
T. c. Il. Schwertfeser, John LutZ, +.
c. Drehorst, Leopold Riester, George
+. Ebeling, George Miller, Vim. Wen
del, +. Schmeichel, Max Beuter, John
Klett, Albert Hoehle, and Messrs.
49, L ...,r,forar ,rg UOahla and 4 mick
There was a congenial assemblage
Friday evening, AT the home OF Mr..
George X. Wheat, OF North Main
street The occasion was the birthday
OF the host. a number OF his friends
calling TO assist him in its celebration,
and taking him by SURPRISE
The whist party which was to have
been given by the Island Club Friday
evening, was postponed on account of a
shortage Of gas and the inclemency Of
the weather.
The Nameless Bowling Club gave
ten pin party at the MuSee alleys Fri
day night, 10 honor OF Miss Alma Lou
denslager, OF Tifin, o., a charming
young lady, who is visiting Miss VOL
vingtou, OF the South Side. The
features OF the game were the good
scores made by some OF the ladies. Re-
freShments were served and the affair
was very much enjoyed by all present
Miss Jessie Morton delightfully."- enter
talned a party of her friends at her
home on Wood street, Wednesday even
ing, complimentary to her cousin, Miss
Farrel, OF Cambridge, o.
The event Of the week in musical
circles was the concert given at the
Grand Opera House, Thursday evening,
by the pupils Of Mr.. James Stephen
Martin. The theatre was well filed
with cultured aud apDreciative aU-
dience, and the best evidence OF the
artistic excellence OF the different num-
bers upon the programme was their
enthusiastic reception.
The Kings Daughters of the Thorn
son Nj. f.. church gave g very success
full oyster supper Thursday evening, at
the home OF Mr.. w. Ii. Bovine, on
South Broadway.
Although a pow.wow Of the jOvial
tribe of Suowbals Dad been arrapged
for Friday evening, il was considered
10 be ineXpedient 20 neglect the usual
night so often; hence, those la favor OF
q dual council met at the wiswam.
Those present at the meet comprised
the old warriors, in point OF attendance,
and the degree of excellence seemed ac-
centuated in inverse ratio TO the uumer-
ical strength OF the participants. Fri
day evenings meeting was held
at the home Of Walter and Howard
Miner, South Chapline street. 1t had
a double object, being the auniver-
sary Of the birth Of Miss May Rose. and
celebrating the convalesence Of Howard
Miner, who has experienced a severe
siege Of acute pneumonia. Next Tues
day Miss Carrie Reed, OF EofT street,
commentaries her nativity by enter
tanning her SNOWFALL friends. An cleo
ton OF officers is due for the coming
meeting, and the mOdeSty OF the candi-
dates is exemplary, for they have not
had one torchIight procession and with
stand the frantic adulatiou Of their ad-
mirerS with the iortitude OF stoics,
The thirty-frst birthday OF Mr.,
Henry Vocks was made the occasion
for a very enjoyable surprise, arranged
by his estimable wife, and carried out
in delightful manner Wednesday
avapinO About thirty friends called