Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-22

iovable. Prof Chas. Tillmycr made the
music for the terpsichorean programme
The Rosette Club will entertain at Sill
yer Leaf Hall Monday evening. Prof'
Altmyer will play.
Miss Ada White entertained in a de-
llghtful manner Friday evening at her
home on South Chapline street. The
soiree was complimentary to her guest
Miss Allen, Of New Albany, Ind.
Miss Mary Meade pleasantly entertain
ed a party of her friends Tuesday even
ing at her home. The hours were delight
fully spent in dancing and card playing
supplemented by excellent refreshments.
The members Of the Beethoven Singing
Society were given banquet by MI. a.
\. Schramm Monday evening. in honor
of the thirty-third anniversary OF his
birth.
Mr.. VIM. Hill and Miss Mary Molter,
both of the North End. will be united in
marriage next Thursday
Tuesday the marriage OF Alr. VIM.
Meder and Miss Catherine Hoe, of the
East End, win take place.
The Doubtful Club Of the Island, will
observe Thanksgiving Day by partaking
OF a splendid dinner and spending the eve
ming at the home Of one Of its members.
The Fourth Street Epworth League
gave a reception Monday evening to the
members of the Chapline street League
in the lecture room Of the Fourth Street
NJ. e Church. The exercises were Of
very interesting character and were fol-
lowed by q season of social intercourse.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hoefer. on South Main street, was the
scene of very interesting wedding cere-
mony which was performed Thursday
evening. by the Rev. VIM. Ulfert, pastor
of st. Johns German Protestant church.
The happy principals were Mr.. Carl NJ.
Phillips. of Coshocton, o., and Miss Liz
zie Hoefer. a wedding spread was served
after the ceremony, and at 1890 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Phillips departed for their
future home in Coshocton.
The Junior Epworth League Of the
TriadelDhia NJ. E. Church gave social
on Friday evening, November 10th. In
both a social and financial sense the al
fair was quite a success, and the Jun-
Tors and their superintendent, Miss
Essin Ferrel, are TO be warmly con-
graduated. After the opening prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Phillips, a short pro-
gramme was rendered, the most enjoy
able feature of which was doll drill
by eight little girls and their dolls, the
children being dressed in costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Stifel were made
the recipients Of a complimentary ten
pin party at Wheeling Park on Thurs
day evening, in honor Of their recent
return from abroad. About twenty
four couples We're present, and a very
pleasant evening was spent grad vie
in Deutschland
Miss Jewell Medley entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on South
Broadway. Wednesday evening. Among
the guests were Miss Bessie Hutzler, of
Parkersburg: Miss Hattie Sattcrdeld and
Mr.. John Lindeberger Of Benwood; and
AIr. Virgil McConnaughey, of Bridgeport
Invitations have been issued for select
dance 20 be given by the Wheeling Turn
verien at their hall, on North Market
street tomorrow evening. Prof. Chas.
Kfllmyer win make the music. The COM
mlttee i'm charge is composed of Z. c.
Brandfass. Gus Wilhelm, II. Frederick
Phil Schambra and Chris. Brandfass.
There was meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Carroll Literary and
Dramatic Club on last Wednesday even
ing. at which il was decided to submit
the following for adoption at the next
general meeting of the club Wednesday
evening: the literary programme TO con-
sisr of essays. select readings, Rotations,
and debates. 1t is the intention. just as
soon as practicable. of the dramatic branch
TO prepare something for the opening of
the new hall The committee will meet
Jointly with the executive committee of
the musical club for the purpose of hav-
ing musical numbers on the programme
It is expected that a full attendance will
be had at next Wednesday nights meet
ing. and every member of tn Carroll Club
IS invited to join. a programme will be
made out and night appointed for the
regular weekly meetings
Thursday evening Mrs. Samuel Humph-
rev. of South Wood street, entertained
her friends. the occasion being the fifty
ninth anniversary of her birth. At an
early hour sumptuous supper was
served. to which all responded with a
hearty appetite. The evening was de-
lightfully spent
The Minuettes. the popular dancing
oreanization. composed Of young gentle
men OF this city. viii dance at the Cen
trail Garden Club rooms Tuesday even
ing November 2ith. Prof. Chas. Killmyer
will furnish music for the occasion.
The Acorn Club. of the South Side,
will give a private masque hop at
Myers hall Friday evening. December
4th Music will be furnished by Prof.
Altmeyer
Friday evening Miss Nellie Harhurs
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained party of her
friends at her home ou South Wood
street. in honor of the fifteenth annivers-
airy Of her birth. The hours were given
up to dancing. and at the usual hour re-
fresrments were served. The hostess re-
ccived number of handsome presents.
Miss Katie Wells. of Florida street,
--'onS entertained cbarmingly a num-