Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

DarlOrs. Many other noted people Oh
that time were also represented by cos
fumes of that date. The one hundred
guests were entertained by piano solo
rendered BIZ Prof. Myers, Of Wheeling.
Mr. Arthur Sutherland. the bass sing
er. rendered q faVorite piece. MISS
Anna Elder. Blanche Wells, Georgia
Roome. Mrs. Z. A. Durham and George
Durham. composing the SistersYlile
Mandolin and Guitar Club, played
few selections. Misses Elder ana VIII
louchbv gave their duet, and Mr. WI
joughby rendered "Oid KENTUCKY
Home The entertainment ended by
all Joining in singing America" Re
fresbments were served during the
evening and a very neat sum was re-
allied Wednesday even
ing the Home Mission Society gave an
entertainment at the Opera House.
which was more than a success. An
excellent programme was rendered.
The SWEETEST leap year ball
ever given in the city was arranged by
Misses Virginia Mcconnell, Maud
Moore and a few other leaders OF SIS
tersville society. The dance took
place in the Elks Hall, in the Hene-
CHAN & Daily building, and was largely
attended considering the inclenent
weather. About thirty couples were
Dresent About midnight luncheon
was served by the OlstCn Hotel, after
which they danced until early morn.
An orchestra from Marietta rendered
the music.
Ladies Of the congregation of the
Thomson VI. =. Church are making
extensive preparations for a bazaar and
supper to be given at the church wed
resday and Thursday evenings.
Friday evening Miss Ella Neon
naughev delightfully."- entertained
party of friends at her home on South
Eoti street, in honor Of the nineteenth
anniversary Of her birth.
A number Of young ladies of Wheel
ing gave O leap year party at Egerter
Hall THANKSGIVING evening. There
were present about sixty couples, who
danced their fill to the merry strains OF
Prof. Piukus music. Refreshments
were served and all enjoyed themselves
immensely. The committee in charge
of the hop was composed of Misses
Juanita Bower, Florence Read, Emma
Sloan ard Ethel Conn0rs. The last
leap year hop viii be given on Deem
her 31st. at Eserter Hall. Music by
Prof. Killmeyer.
The event Of the week in Mounds
Vile society was the dance of the Mar
Guette club at the Opera House Thurs
day evening. Sixty couples attended.
1Ir. and Mrs. Charles Trueman en-
tertained q number of their friends at
dinner Thursday al their home, on
North Bros fway. Among those pres
ent from q distance were Arthur Hatch,
of Brooklyn; Mrs. Showalter, of Dun
kirk n. r.: Mrs C'Leary and Miss
Mamie HEDGES of Washington D. c.
The party spent the remainder of the
afternoon very pleasantly.
Whist and dancing were the features
of the Thanksgiving entertainment at
the Island club rooms, which marked
the opening Of the winter season for
that popular social organization. The
rooms We're tastefully decorated, and
the attendance was large. The devo-
tees Of the pastabOards found much
. pleasure i'm sowing the intricacies Of
whist until nine o'clock when the floor
was cleared. and Mrs. sweeney ROemer
struck the first notes Of rhythmic two
step which O0ened the ternsichorean
programme. The merriment continued
until two o'clock i'm the morning. with
an intecmission at MIDNIGHT during
which an excellent Thanksgiving
spread was partaken Of by the guests.
/ The con rittee i'm charge was COM
/ POSED Of -fassrs. Roy 2. Mayor Charles
TlaIly c. Lee CCen and Fred Z. Faris.
Miss Lulu Peak was hostess to con-
genial party Of her friends Friday even
ing at her home on Indiana street.
Mr.. Harry Leidel and Miss Eva Burk-
hardt were united in marriage Friday,
at the home Of the brides parents. and
departed yesterday on their wedding
tour.
An enjoyable soiree was given Tues
day evening by Miss Dora Biclmyer. at
/ her home. No. 2612 E0ff street. The
conventional diversions furnished en-
tertainment for the guests. and the
| elmer man" was not forgotten
The Thanksgiving ball at the Assem-
/ bly, rooms i'm Martins Ferry Friday
evening was g. very successful affair.
The throng of guests was large, inciud-
ing many persons from this city. Prof.
/ Charles Killmyer made the music for
dancing. An excellent supper was
served at midnight
The Louie Hunts danced Thursday
evening at the Central Garden Club
house. head of Twentieth street. Prof
/ Charles Killmyer made the music.
The Linden Club entertained hand
/ somely Thursday evening at the quar-
/ ters on Washington street, Martins
| Ferry. The invitation list was limited
to members and their lady friends.
Mrs. George Summers delightfully."-
entertained the Mite Society Friday
evening. at her home in kirbwood.
| An excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered, and followed by
refreshments.
A delightful leap year party was
| given at Egerter Hall Thursday even
/ ing. under the management of Misses
| Mia Bowers and Florence Reed. EX-
celleut piano music was furnished for
/ dancing.
!
Mr. Robert Jones and Miss Maud