Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

| of Huntington, guest OF MISS Saule Fun
sheimer: Miss Hannah Hirschberg, OF
Cincinnati, guest OF Miss Blanche En-
sbeimer: Mrs. Schwartz, OF San Fran
| cisco. guest OF Mrs. Lou SwaoacRer;
! Mrs. l. Sultzbacher, of Steuoenvllle,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sol kraus; Mrs.
Samuel Lowenstein,o of Cincinnati, guest
/ OF Mrs. Henry Somehow. The other
/ ladies' and gentlemen present were:
Misses sara HOrkbeimer, Moilie Baer,
Belle Jacobs, Ella Steinfeld, Sadie En-
J sheimer. Bessie Beekman, Jennie En-
saeimer-Hattie Reed, Marie Heyman.
/ Cora Gutman. Blanch sheimer, Fan
ME Heyman. Flora Kraus, Mrs. Ernest
! Baer. Mrs. Z. Buchanan. Mrs. Lou Swa-
hacker, Mrs. Ella HorkheImer'
Mrs. Henry SoRneoorn, Mrs.
"a. L. Kraft. Mrs. J. SuIzbacher,
Steubenville,O Mrs. Morris HOrkheim-
ar, Mrs. Henry Baer, Mrs. Caroline
Gutman, Mrs. ". II. Frank, Mrs.
Julius Horkhelmer. and Messrs. a. d.
Adler, Louis I. Gundliug. JOS. H. Baer,
Gabe : Emsheimer, Lee Frieienrlch,
Leon Flank, Ernest Baer, I. K. BAN
berger, +. Buchanan, Gus Emsheimer,
Louis Gutman, r. a. Heyman, b.
Guiding, J. Milton Gutman, Benz. F.
Horkheimer Maurice Steinfeld, Lou
Swsbacker, Morris Horkheimer, Julius
Horkheimer Morris Jacobs, David
Kraus. Leon b. Stein, Henry Em-
sheimer and Henry NJ. B.ilIes,
Miss Jennie, Emsheimer was the
charming hostess 10 party OF her
friends Tuesday evening, at the home
OF her father, Mr.. Joseph Emsheimer,
90 North Msin street The guests Of
honor were a number OF lady visitors in
the city. The evening was spent in
dancing aud kindred diversions, and
the excellent luncheon 81 midnight was
not the least enjoyable feature.
The dancing parties given by the Cal
umet club are always very enjoyable
Friday evenings affair was notable in
that respect There was good atten-
dance, aud excellent music was pro-
vided for the evening.
Tuesday evening Miss Ligouri Dirin-
ger was hostess 10 q cOugenial party OF
friends, at her home at Edgington Lane.
The event was given in honor OF two
guests OF the hostess, Miss Pratt, OF
Toronto. Ohio, aud Miss FIoto, Of Steu-
benyiiIe.
Miss Blanch Ensheimer was at home
TO a number of friends az the the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry Emsheimer, on Eot
street, on Friday evening. The soiree
was given 10 honor OF several lady WISH
tors In the city. and was delightful ar
fair throughout.
After the annual business meeting OF
the German Pioneers, which was held at
the Arion Monday evening, the mem
bers OF that organization took possession
Of the club house and spent few hours
ia cards and kindred diversions. At the
meeting, DR.. c. f. Ulrich was elected
president to succeed Mr.. August Weide-
bush, ST., who declined TO be a candi-
date for reelection.
The Auadora CLUB, Of the East End,
elected officers al a meeting held Thurs
day evening. The club has recently
remodeled aud reftted its quarters on
Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Joshua Elliott, the well known
L. 81 o. yardmaSter, was surprised by
large number Of his friends at his home
al 1854 Market street Monday evening.
The time was spent very pleasantly by
the guests. Mr.. Swift A. kuntze sang
a number of songs that contributed
materially 10 the evenings pleasure.
The ladies' and gentlemen who assist
ed 10 the recent presentation OF "Witcn
OF Endor" at the Opera House, under
the auspices OF the A. O. L. w. lodges
OF this city, were entertained In a pleas
ing manner al the Wheeling Club rooms
in the Rogers block, Monday evening.
Grand Master Workman W. o. Nc
Clukey aud Grand Foreman f. Il.
LSnge. Of the Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia, did the honors in very cred
table manner. a programme of must
cal numbers was rendered under the
direction Of Prof. J. A. RaYnes. Then
a brief season was spent In dancing, fol-
lowed by refreshments. The chaper-
ones were Mesdames George X. Wheat,
Joseph Speidel and William Schwert-
ieger.
Thursday evening delightful parlor
musicale was given at the home of the
Misses Marsh, on South Broadway, by
the young ladies of the Kings daugh-
tiers of the Thomson NJ. h. Church.
Assistant Superintendent Thomas
Rainbow. of the Metropolitan Life H.
surauce Company, entertained his bust
ness associates Thursday evening at his
home on South Huron street. After
pleasant social evening an excellent
supper was discussed.
II was not until Friday evening that
the SNOWFALL Club fully appreciated
the import OF its name. The objective
point OF the club was the home of Miss
Angie Cunningham on CaldwelPs run,
and IL was In this seQuestered retreat
that an ambush was laid. The members
OF the club were meandering along In
struggling parties, daintily picking
their way over the muddy walks, when,
from behind fences and like shelters
about twenty brave (?) youths under
took TO make the clu6ites run the
gauntlet. There may be fun in such
antics, as long as they are not carried
TO extremes, but as one young lady was
struck in the face with a solid piece of
CONCEALED snow and ice, 1t rendered the
matter OF serious consequence. The
youDg men Of the club? They mater
ialzed a sentiment OF great poet,
leach pursued his favOrite phantom
40 the hillside, but succeeded only In
adding fresh ire to his wrath, mud to his
feet aud burrs 10 his ha0lliments. AT
the home Of Miss Cunningham this was
soon forgotten IN the pleasures Of the
..-.ntu-. nanh nmnst MlshLnN their