Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20

city on a special motor al half-past two
o'clock in The morning.
The Liberty Bells. a social organiza-
ton gave an enjoyable hop at Mozart
Tuesday night. About fifteen couples
mere present The music was furnished
by PROT K..lmyer.
4 very pleasant entertainment was
rendered Miss Nora Dolan Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. We,.ze, 4 very pleasant evening
was spent in dancing, singing and
games.
The ladies' OF the Piopeer Society
gave very enjoyable picnic at Mozart
Park Thursday. A large number Of
Pioneers were present and spen, the day
pleasantly.
An elegant entertainment took pace
az the Wheeling Park mansion Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the thirty
fourth birthday OF Ernest Kr.ger, the
genial manager Of the Park. MINER
Gus friends and relatives were present,
all OF whom will remember the event
with the greatest pleasure.
The Pleasant Valley Club, composed
OF the young folks Of Pleasant Valley,
gave a very enjoyable dance at Seibert's
Garden Thursday night. About forty
couples INDUCED in terpsichorean fes-
t.yi-ies until midnight.
The Opera House orchestra gave their
second grand promenade concert and
ball Of the season al the Wheeling Park
Thursday night. The orchestra render
ei an imp-Cmpcu programme OF concert
music from seven until nine o'clock on
The porch OF the Casino. Promptly at
nine O'Clock the doors OF the Casino
were thrown open 70 the assemblage.
An augmented orchestra OF twenty
pieces rendered a programme Of sixteen
o. the popular dances, with special mus
ic. TerpsichOrean festivities were in
dulged In until midnight, when a special
motor brought the members and friends
back to the city. The opening Of the
winter season OF the orchestra will very
probably take place the second week in
October.
The Mignonette Social club, a cub
composed OF young ladies, was organiz-
ed at the home Of Miss Flora Molly on
North Main street last "Wednesday eve
ming. The following officers were
elected: Miss Loretta Miller, President;
Miss Maggie Jones, Vice President;
Miss Flora Welty, Secretary and Treas
urer After the election of officers the
evening was pleasantly spent at cards
until midnight when tempting refresh
ments were served. The first meeting
of the club proved TO be a great success.
On Tu sday evening. after the Bell
meeting on the South Side, the Opera
House band of sixteen men repaired 10
the residence Of Mr.. Anton Reymann
and rendered him a very pleasant ser
enade in honor OF the fi;ty-ninlh ami
vyersary OF his birth. The band and
the trends who had called 10 congratu-
hate Mt Reymann were invited into the
SPACIOUS and handsome residence, where
several hours were spend in various So
cial diversions. At midnight a tempt
.ng banquet was served in the dining
hall TO which all did ample justice.
The people CT the Second Presbyter-
ian church are so encouraged by the sue
cess OF the lunch recently given by
them at Ar.on Hall that they have in
prospect a bazaar and supper 10 take
place November 18Th and 2e,h. in the
afternoon and ev-nipg Of both days,
closing on the 2Och with a large charity
ball. This IS 20 be given in Arion Hall
also. and deserves 10 be a grand success,
for the ladies are famous workers and
their cause 5 such a worthy one that
they deserve the helping hand Of all.
They are paying for the church i'm
provements and also hope TO get new
organ in the near future.
Miss Sophia Carr gave a very delight
[ ful little dinner at her nome in Pleasant
I Valley. last Thursday evening, 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Ricardo Rice. Mr.. and Mrs
! Howard Simpson and Miss Margaret
Johnson. I. ives. as all Miss Cars en-
ter,airmen;s are, as enjoyable as could
well be.
The social world is rather dull so far
it being In between seasons in the fash
i0nable wh.rL But we are pleased tC
uo,e. by The wav certain strawS are
blowing. that when things really begin
+ it promises 20 be q very lively winter.
w hear OF a large whist club that is
soon 10 be organized on the Island
a'so a morning bowling club by some CT
the town ladies. The Married Ladies
Eucnre Club is 90 be reOrganized. and
soon expects to hold lis first meeting.
There is 90 b. an enormous ball al
the Mcclure House az Christmas time.
Altogether we hope soon to have every
thug in motion and a very enjoyable
season I'm prosresS for everybody
Among the events Of the last week
nothing was more enjoyable than the
receipt on given by Miss Fanny White
. mo her home at Eigiugton's Lane, last
Thursday evening. The affair was in
honor OF her visitor Miss Mary Burnett
of Plushurg. The evening was spent
In music and dancing. after which q
BEAUTIFUL lunch was spread and enjoyed
by all. About 1880 the party left for
The city in a large wagon, while tle
moon shown briSh; on the merry crowd
The Marine Club will give dance at
Resbout Hall. Tuesday evening, Sep
tembar 22d.