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

lad. Managers. in a delightful man
ner at the Home Friday evening. The
guests went out on a special W. &. 4.
&. motor at six o'clock. and a half hour
later sat down to q banquet table laden
with every article which might tempt
the inner man. After the spread had
been pleasantly discussed, Mr.. Rey-
mann made a brief address, in which
ne COmplimented the Directors and re-
turned thanks 70 them and others, for
the intelligent and business like man
ner in which the affairs OF the institu-
ton have been conducted. The Rev.
DR.. R. Rush Swope. President of the
Board. responded in a happy address,
and other members spoke briefly. A
brief season was then spent in the par
lOrs. in listening 10 vocal and instru-
mental selections. and at ten O'Clock
the entire party returned to the city
over the ". & E G. Altenheim. the
beautiful institution which was secured
through the generosity of Mr.. Rey-
mann, is now in 4 prosperous cOndi-
ton.
The banquet of the Panhandle AS
ISOLATION of the West Virginia Univer-
sity. which was held at the Fort Henry
club Friday evening, was thoroughly
enjoyable Assembled round the fes-
tai board were Regent Charles Bur
dette Hart. Prof James L. Stewart, of
the University. H. c. Ogden. Prof. ".
II. Anderson. Superintendent of the
Wheeling schools; Prof. J. NDeahl;
% ] fAr-tv- u I
School. Hon N. d. Post, John E. Day,
Col Geo B. Caldwell. Waitman Barbe,
Field Agent of the University; ". C..
Meyer, G. r. Garyiu, c. +. Bailey W..
r. Patterson. W. Fl. G. Curtis. Frank G.
Cox. Charles F. Carrigan, Guy r, c.
Allen Charles T.. burst, DR.. E. l. War
rem and s. s. Jacob, Jr. The banquet
lasted until two o'clock next morning.
TOasts We're responded 10 by II. c. Og-
den. w. III. Anderson. Charles E. CARR
gan. w. G.. Never, J. 5. Stewart NJ. II.
Post Geo. Is. Caldwell and Waitman r..
Barbe All were bright. witty. and APP
propriStv. and each breathed a COM
mendable love for the University.
The dancing class at the Parker
Academy gave very successful recep-
ton 10 a large number of their friends,
at the hall in the Rogers block Tues
day evening. Dancing continued until
one o'clock next morning. the music
being provided by Prof. Killmyer. The
committee in charge of the affair was
composed of L.. b. Stein. +. II. Appen-
zeller. Sol Well and f. L. Parker.
Attired i'm grotesQue and fancy cos
Z tunes of every conceivable pattern. and
/ representing every condition and every
race and nation. about forty friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. John MOnahan called Un-
announced az their home on South
Water street Tuesday evening. The
host and hostess. when they recovered
from their surprise. entertained their
guests i'm a hOspitable manner. The
evening was spent in dancing and kin
dred pleasures. supplemented by a
luncheon ut eleven o'clock.
The bali Of the Mercantile Club
Thursday evening. was one of the most
enjoyable affairs which have been
given by that popular Hebrew organi-
Zation during the winter. Ii was the
original intention to make the affair a
. Colonial ball in celebration of Wash
ingtOn's Birthday. but the cold weather
interfered and prevented many persons
/ from attending Nevertheless, there
was a merry and congenial thrOng
/ and the evening passed by very pleas
antly. The ball room was tastefully
! decorated with potted plants and bunt-
ing hung i'm graceful testOOns. The
chandelier was entwined with smilaX.
. The scene was particularly inviting, in
contrast with the disagreeable weather
without At midnight supper was
served I'm the large dining hall The
. caterer was Mrs. Ziegenfelder, and the
spread reflected credit upon her The
committee i'm charge of the ball was
I composed of Louis Gundling chairman;
/ Morris Steinheld. Milton Gutman and
: Dave Kraus.
Miss Margaret Lindsay delightfully."-
entertained the Island Leap Year Club,
Thursday evening, at her home on
South Huron street The affair was a
phantom" party and the ghOstly at
tire of the guests served TO increase the
enjoyment of an. The hours We're
pleasantly passed in social diversions.
and the young ladies' did the honOrs in
excellent style.
The relatives of Mr. Paul WINS
+ dorfler rendered him a surprise party
on last Monday night on account Of
the anniversary Of his fifty-ninth birth
day. Quite a large gathering was
present. and the usual festivities We're
INDUCED i'm. At midnight a repast
was enjoyed by the guests. Mr.. Win
isdorner received number of hand
some presents.
Miss Maggie UttermOhlen. of Forty
eighth street. was the recipient of quite
a pleasant surprise Monday evening.
A number OF her friends called on her
en- masQue The guests danced until
late i'm the evening Some of the cos
TUNES We're particularly interesting. all
nations being represented in the mat
ter OF dress. Before midnight the
hostess served a very tempting lunch
con.
The Helping Hand Society of the
First Baptist Church gave a social and
SUPPER. Friday evening, which was a
success in every respect. A feature
was the past supper and present tea,
the costumes of the attendants show
ing the radical departures in present
day dress from the styles of we olden
time.
A very enjoyable and equally sue