Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16

wood, at her hOms in the North End.
/ Excellent orchestra music was furnished
for the deyO5ees OF Terps.chOre, and at
midnight a sumptuous spread was DIS
cussed by the guests.
Invitations have been issued for the
second private hop 10 be gwen by tne
. Friendly SIX, at Mozart Park, Monday
evening. August Z4Ch. Prof Long VIII
| furnish the music.
Miss Augusta Kupski gave pleasing
soiree. Thursday evening, at her nome
IN the North End.
The Jassam-ne Club entertained It's
members with dance Friday evening
at their hall, corner Sixteenth and CAap-
I line streets.
The local theatrical season VIII open
r,rlv his fall The dead walls alreaCy
contain an announcement Of coming
minstrel organization 10 the Grand.
4 congenial party of Island young
. ladies' gave a delightful OUTING r4iU"! III
the vicinity Of West Liberty.
This week Wheeling will entertain the
Rayarien national convention, aAd the
local committee has prepared an excel
Isnr programme of social features Ior
rha entertainment of the visitors, inc-ud-
ing affairs at both Of the parks.
Monday evening Misses Minnie and
nil Rsdiiion entertained in hospltaO'e
manner M their home at LeaJherWood'
COMPLIMENTARY TO their guests, MSS
rsrsl,e Wherry. CT Carnegie. Pa, ana
1Tiss clara Mexican. Of P.ttsburg. Inc
affair was i'm the nature Of a progressive
eIcbra r9r-v. Mr.. Woods captured the
frsr gsn5eman's prize and Miss cara
: Mexican and Miss Morgan $ cured the
ladies' Drizes. Mss Crys,al receiving 'he
doubrfIl hon0rs. The handsome IaNols
we're presented in a speech by MI Eu'
f Mcdonald.
The home of Harry Goethe, on South
Foff street. was the scene or a merry az
semblage of young persons FRIDAY eN.A-
ing 4 soiree was gwen in honor OF MI
/ GOe,ze's guest. Andrew Butt, OF F-',s-
burg. Pa. Dancing and games We're the
| principal diversions OF the eY5nlhS'
Those present were: Mrs. Malinda
Rovneaui. Eva. Crosby, Minnie Serig'
! Daisy Fullerton. Carrie Bremen LA
| Nunchmeyer. Ella McCready; Masters
andrew Butt and Howard Butt OF Pits
burg. Will Heinline. Fred Bohn, Eddie
Rremer. Earl Dikemau, George Dixie
man Charley Richardson, Harry Smith,
Eddie Dell, Harry Goe.ze. The merri-
ment continued until midnight when eX-
cellent refreshments were served.
Miss May McMechen gave delight
ful euchra party at Wheeling Park Fri
DAY evening. complimentary 10 Miss
Eddy. Of Brooklyn. \. Y. Nine tables
were arranged on the porch Of the Casino
and the contests were very interesting
and spirited. and the favOrs handsome.
The first prize fell to viii Caldwell, and
the second 20 Archie Moffat. Luncheon
was served az 1880 o'clock. About
thirty couples were present.
Five Young ladies Of the South Side
gave a very enjoyable hop at Mozart
Park Monday evening last, it being one
Of the SWEETEST Of the season. Prof
Chas. Kilmeyer presided at the piano,
and the beautiful melody rang through
out the park. About fifty couples We're
present. The young ladies' all appear
ing in white made a very pretty scene.
They may feel highly hOnOred over
their success. The young ladies are
well known and have many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hager entertain
cd n large number of their friends with
lawn fe-e al their home on South
ChaDIne street. Tuesday evening. in
honor of Mr.. Hager's birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spen, By all
present. dancing and other amusement
being INDUCED in Urti Gn early hour
next morning. Refreshments were serv-
Vl rhrOughOu, the evening. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Gus
Quicker. Mr.. and Mrs. John LaAnnaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rupp, Mr. and Mrs.
James Sellars. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hor-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs John Vance, MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Houston. Miss Louisa Walb-
hers Miss Amelia REESE. Miss Lou Shat
fer. Mrs. Mary Horner. Mrs Charlotte
/ Quicker. Mr.. Nathan Bell, Mr.. Eugene
Hedges. Mr.. Will Vance. Mr.. John Had
gers. Mr.. Ed Hager. Mr.. George Horner.
Mr.. Frank Walther presented Mr.. Hager
with a handsome merschamm pipe.
One Of the most delightful affairs Of
the week was given at Yorkshire Tues
dayevening. Dancing and card playing
were the chief amusements Of the even
ing. and at midnigh, a most tempting
supper was served. Music by the Wet
Weather MinStrels
;. G.. Wells. the well-known yard mas
ter of the Wheeling Bridge and Termin-
al Railway. celebra-ed the twenty-eigh n
anniversary of his birth at Richards on
Main street, last Thursday night. \
large number of his friends were pres
ent Dancing and amusements of all
kinds were INDUCED in. and a the usual
hour a splendid repasj was enjoyed bv
all
PERSONALS.
No. curfew shall not ring to-nirht
Don't dread its time-worn peal:
The girl who used TO pun the rope
Has learned to ride q wheel
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