Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-26


prised Thursday evening at her home
on South Jacob street. by large party
Of her friends, i'm honor Of the anniver-
sary of her birth The guests repaired
to Myers hall where the evening was
passed i'm dancing and kindred diver
siOns Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. Miss Beckendorf re-
ceived a number Of very handsome pres
ents.
The Minuet club gave a very enjoya-
bic dance at a South Side hall Friday
evening.
Mrs. Dean Campbell. of Market
street. was pleasantly surprised on
Friday evening. by q number of her
friends. it being the anniversary of her
birth Refreshments were served at
the usual hour. and The evening was
spent in social amusementS.
A very enjoyable surprise was en-
dersd Mr.. Theodore Leasure. Monday
evening. by his friends in honor of his
DIST birthday. at his home in the East
End. Dancing and games were the
principal features of the evening, and
at 1870 q roOthsOme luncheon was
. served. Il was in the small hours of
morning that the guests departed.
Miss Alice Brooks. @ charming young
lady Of South Chapline street. was sur
prised Tuesday evening by a number
of her friends. who gave her pie par
". The evening was very delightfully."-
spent In games Of various sorts until
late hour. when the guests adjourned
10 the dining--rOOm. where they did
ample justice to the specimens Of pas
! try.
Two stag entertainments or the
week which are worthy of notice were
. the banquets given by the Grand Lodge
Of the A. o. L. w. and the State SOci-
+ ETY. of Civil Engineers and Architects.
f Both were attended by visitors from all
T sections Of the State and proved very
enjoyable.
Within a month. or two AZ most. four
young men who are prominent mem
bers of the Arioa, viii lead four charm
ing young ladies TO the Hymeneal al
tar. No invitations have yet been is
sued. but the engagements are gener-
ally known. One of the prospective
I grooms is a professional man. and the
others are business men. The brides
90 De are charming young ladies, well
known i'm society circles. One or two
/ will likely be church weddings.
Miss Laura Moore delightfully."- en-
tertained a party of her friends, We'd
nesday evening. at her home on North
+ Main street The hours were spent in
the usual social diversions.
Miss Margaret Miller received her
friends at her home on Twelfth street
. Thursday evening. She was assisted
/ by her cousin, Miss Sarah HUlmer, of
Maryland, in whose honor the affair
was given.
AT a meeting of the Directors of the
/ Carroll Club held Wednesday evening,
iJ was decided to give the opening re-
ception in The new club house on or
about The 10Th Of February.
The Kings Daughters of the Fourth
Street NJ. r. church gave an entertain
mel- Friday evening, which was sue
cess in an artistic as we'll as in finan-
cial sense.
A congenial party Of about twenty
persons spent a delightful evening last
Wednesday. at the home of Mr.. and
. Mrs. George Stiiel, on North Main
street
At the parochial residence of the
Church of The Immaculate Conception,
e very pretty wedding ceremony was
performed on four o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. by The Rev. Father Joseph
Mullen The happy principals were
Mr.. Henry Reuter- and Hiss Mollie Man
ion both of the South Side Both are
well known i'm musical circles, having
been connected with several church
choirs during the past few years. The
attendants were Mr.. Fred Kane and
Miss Fannie Dixon. Only a limited
number of invited guests witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuter- VIII
so 20 hcuss keeping Immediately, and
they have the best wishes of a host Of
friends.
An interesting wedding took place at
the home of the bride. on North Main
street. the contracting parties being
Mr.. Clark y. Wells and Miss Minnie
Rouble The Rev. DR.. Riker ofhciated.
f Many useful and valuable presents We're
f received. with the best wishes of a host
Of friends.
Mr. Charles Kieldsing. a member of
the "Wacht Club was very agTeeably
surprised. Tuesday, at his home on
South Jacob street. by number Of his
friends. About thirty couples were
present Music and dancing We're fea-
lures Of the evening. and at midnight
tempting refreshments were served.
A number Of young society ladies are
ARRANGING a leap year hop for Tuesday
F evening. February 18th, az Egerter hall
f Ziegenfelder will furnish the supper
and Kulmeyer will manipulate the
worries From all Indications this Will
be a notable success.
The annual promenade concert and
ball Of the Opera House orchestra viii
take place Wednesday evening Of this
week az Arion hall. and like all similar
/ entertainments in the past. will doubt
/ less be successful in every respect.