Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-09

Cam W. 8. FOose. John Deegan, Col.
Thos. O'Brien. JOS. Larkin Hon Nj. J.
O'Kane; Van Cleary, RObt Devries, Jr.,
and Hon. i. S. Riley
InvitatiOn-JOs. r. Counihan. A. L..
Wingerter. NJ. A. Madden, J.. J. Farrell,
VIM. Hannah, NJ. Tracy, Geo. Kline, r.
Auber NJ Chute. J. z. Emig. VIM. Fla
ding, ThOs. Brennan. Chas. L. Woeber,
NJ. Friesmuth. c. 4. Gilligan, H. Y. Ar
kle w. J. Lantry. VIM. Gundling, NJ J.
Gately. Jos. Shafer. j. A. Vetter, G.. II.
DOnneily. c.. w. Clifton, ThOs. Sauva-
geOt. JAS Kase. Jas. Divine. 7. S Crib
ben, Jos. He'll, p. r. Haley. L. Cooke, J.
b. McFaddeu, JOS. Lott, Jos. Hasen-
auer, w. L. Rose, Andrew Hores and J.
Weitzel.
Nusic-\V Il. Truschel.D. w. Coch-
ran. VIM c. Handlan. Jr.. IT. NJ. La
velle, VIM. j. LUZ, N. Kovalan. G.. KAY
tn@uSa. r. MJ.aue. Jos. Nctuig7n l..
). Joyce. David McCune. H. Vogler. An
drew Carney, T. Mclaughlin r. J. Mil
Ter, w. NJ. Mitsch. n. PfeTenbach. Al
bert Hadiich, John II. Welty, T. NJ.
Doyle and jos Muuarkey.
One of the most important. and al
weyS one of the most enjoyable en-
terJainments on the winter programme
OF the AriOn. is The annual mas1ue BALI
which Will be given this year to-
morrow evening. The society makes
IL an invari5ie rule to admit no per-
sons 70 this affair who have not invi-
JaJiOnS. A cOsumer from Philadel-
phia viii be az the hall to-day. and
members can make their selections.
The ball promises to be one OF the most
enjoyable in the history OF the Organi-
zation. The music will. as usual be
furnished by the Opera House or
ches-ra.
Owing to the hospital bazaar at the
Arion, the Chapline Street Progress
sive Euchre CLUB did not meet last
week. The members viii be enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs Col
W. " Arne,J
The members Of the Parker Dancing
Academy are making arrangements
for BAH to he given on the 18th Of
this month. Prof. Chas. Eillmyer
Will play.
The Nonpareu Club viii give one Of
its always enjoyable dances tomorrow
evening at Zoecklers hall on North
Main street.
In honor Of the anniversary OF her
birch, q 'arge and merry parry o.
friends of Miss Louise LOefler tender
ed that lady a pleasant surprise Tues
day evening at her home on South
Jacob street. The evening was spent
in dancing and kindred diversions.
The hostess received a large number
Of very handsome presents.
Mr.. Louis Yin re-nan and Miss
Berthe YOchi were che -3ppy parties 10
@ nupcal ceremony which was per-
formed Wednesday evening, at the
home o. The bride on the South Side
The officiating minister was the Rev.
II. Haas. pastor Of s. PaUrs German
Lutheran congregation.
The ladies Of the Wheeling Turnve-
rein gave n very enjoyable leap year
party Monday evening at the hall. on
North Market street. The evening was
spent in dancing. and refreshments
were served q the usual hour.
At Mozart HALL on South Jacob
street. the ladies' Of the congregation
Of St. Fauis German Lutheran church
save a very enjoyable and successful
apron social Thursday night. A large
crowd was present and the evening
pissed of very pleasantly
Miss Lulu Peak was at home Thurs
day evening TO a cOngenial party Of
her friends. az her residence on In
diana street A delightful season was
spent i'm the conventional amUsements.
supplemented by an excellent repast
at the usual hour
Wednesday evening Mrs. Henry
VaaS was agree9bly surprised et' her
hame. No. II Sixteenth street. by her
relatives. on account of the fifty-ffth
anniversary Of her birth The party
consisted of about twenty couples Of
married folks The hours were de-
Eghuully spent in the customary
social amuseuents. and an elegant
spread was discussed at the usual
hour. Mr. Yeas received many hand
some and useful presents.
A very pretty marriage ceremony
was performed at the Zane Street par
s0nage Thursday, by the Rev. c. !.
Trippett. The contracting parties
were Henry Long and Sarah A.
Richie.
The Mother Goose Market at Arion
Hall. for the City Hospital benefit,
was a complete success. aristically,
socially. and best Of ell financially.
Tie ladies i'm charge spared no ef-
forts. and the catering result is due
to their Untr.ng zeal and their re-
markable ingenuity. No bazaar given
ir recent years. presented so many
original and unique features. The
hall and booths were decorated in
very tasteful manner. the predominant
ing col0rs being delicate shades Of
pink. blue end yellow The country
store. Jack Horner pie. FISH pond "Old
Woman Who Lived in a Shoe" and
fortune teller were attractions
which enticed the silver from the
pockets Of patrons. while the supper
and luncheon. and refreshment booths
appealed with irresistible force to the
inner man. The flower booth must not
be- overlooked. since none of the
bazaar patrons did so. The market
was q catering success in every re-
sDect. The charming girls and bright
da.o-atto-s contributed toward max