Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23


Island Club on Virginia street, Thurs
day evening.
The ladies of the Auf Weidersehn
Club entertained their gentlemen
friends Tuesday evening in a delight
full manner, at the home of Miss Emma
Young. on Twentieth street. 1t was a
poverty party" and starched linen
and good clothes were vigorously ia
booed, under penalty of fine upon the
offender. The young ladies were at
tired in calicos, but made a charming
party nevertheless. The hours were
passed very pleasantly in the custom
airy social diversions with the usual
luncheon at midnight.
A party of young ladies from the
East End gave leap year hop to their
gentlemen friends Monday evening, at
the rooms of the Beabout Club, on
Wood street.
Miss Iced Newnart gave delightful
soiree Wednesday evening at her home
on North Market street.
One of the most enjoyable social
events Of the week was the party given
by Miss Mary Smith in honor of her
charming niece, Miss Annie Smith, of
Cambridge. O. About ten couples were
present. Miss Smith was assisted by
her two charming sisters, Misses Della
and Jennie Cooley. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cooley, Mr. and Mrs.
J. r. Collins. Miss Katie Cochran, Miss
Jennie Curtis, Miss Katie Curtis, Mr..
VIII Maughen. of Cambridge. Cards
and luncheon were the features of the
evening.
Quite a delightful musicale was
given at the home of Prof. Jacob Pin
kus. on Thursday evening last, at
which a goodly number of friends were
present The programme Of the even
ing was exceedingly well rendered and
very much enjoyed by all present.
Among the numbers deserving special
mention we're the mandolin solo of
Miss Anna Broccoli, the vocal solo OF
Miss Emma Conrad, which was very
much appreciated, the singer being re-
called a number of times. The per-
Torrance Of Miss Alice Broccoli was
also fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Englehart gave
very pleasing sOiree, Thursday evening,
at their home on North Chapine street.
A large number of guests we're present.
The hours were Whiled away very en-
ioyably in dancing and games, and re-
freshments we're served at the usual
hour.
One Of the most charming affairs OF
the week was the afternoon reception
to ladies given Friday by Mrs. Lou
Swabacker. at her home on Main street,
COMPLIMENTARY 10 Miss Flora Loyeman,
of CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, who was
charming guest Of Miss Flora Kraus for
several days, and departed for her home
Yesterday. The parlors were very
tastefully decorated. the predominant
ing color being yellow A delightful
season was spent at cards, after which
tea was served Each guest was pre-
scented with a pretty souvenir IN the
form Of a potted flower.
Mrs John Dunllle, wife OF the
Eleventh street butcher, was surprised
last Monday evening by her friends
while on Tuesday evening her South
side friends called in honor OF her
birthday. On both occasions, Mrs.
Dunkle entertained her guests most de-
lightfully
Louis Zelt. Jr.. of Washington, Pa,
was married to Miss Matte Greer OF
South Eoff street, last "Wednesday
afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Denton, OF
the Chapline Street NJ e. church.
One of the most enjoyable birthday
celebrations of the past week was that
( Of the fiftieth anniversary OF Mr.. Louis
Halter. Sr.. at his home on Fifteenth
street. A party of his most intimate
/ friends. principally the Office force Of
the Reymann Brewing Company, con-
gregated at Henry Biebersons cafe,
and at 9 o'clock called at the residence
of MIR. Halter in a body and rendered
him very pleasant surprise. Mr.. Hal
| Ter invited his guests into The parOrS
! dining room DOCS were thrown open,
whereupon a tempting repast was dis
| cussed, during which Mr.. Henry Die
| berson, as spokesman, arose and pre-
| scented Mr., Halter with a fine gold
| headed cane as a token of esteem in
commemoration of his semi-centenial
anniversary. Mr.. Halter expressed his
| thanks in a few we'll chosen words
During the evening it was announced
that MIR. John Friedel, the Main street
business man, who was also present
reached his fiftieth year, which event
was also celebrated.
On Monday night Camille Rudler
the McCulloch street business man, was
rendered a surprise party by host of
his most intimate aequaintances. The
evening was spent in various social
pastimes. At a seasonable hour a
tempting luncheon was discussed.
Tuesday afternoon, at five o'clock,
William GLENN was united in mar
iage to Miss Kate Vogt by Father Nc
Dermot at St. Joseph's Cathedral
Mr.. W. Wool and Miss Emma Kerber,
both of McKeesport, Pa, were united
in marriage at Justice Fitzpatrick's
Office on Chapline street last Monday
morning by the Rev. DR.. Cunningham.
At high noon last Wednesday Rev.
DR.. A. B. Riker, pastor of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church, pronounced the
solemn words which made Mr.. George
Ray, the Market street livery man, and
Miss Lola Wilson, of North Market