Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

picture which was presented in the ball
room during the progress Of the terD-
sichOrean festivities The tuneful
measures of the Opera House orchestra
added q zest TO- the enjoyment of the
dance. and the inner man was careful
ly looked after by the club caterer az
the conventional hour Among the
guests from abroad were the following
party of Parkersburg persons: MI
and Mrs II. A. Kuder. Miss Lena Pra-
ger Mr.. and Mrs. Sig. Marcus. Miss
Belle Natzcnstein the Misses Newber-
ger. and Nessrs. George NeWberger and
Morris Prayer.
The following interesting bit Of So
ciety news is taken from the New York
Herald. quite q sensation was cre-
ated over the formal announcement Of
the engagement of Mr.. Richard IT,
Low-des. tia millionaire merchant of
Clcrksburg. aud q brother 10 Governor
elect Lowudes of Maryland. 90 Miss
May Cor. @ sister lo Judge N2-han
Con. Of the Cc.-ej States District Court
Of Appeals.
The Mozart Singing Society gave a
delightful masque ball Wednesday
evening, az their hall on South Jacob
street.
Miss Elizabeth Mendel kept open
house at her residence on Twelfth
street She was assisted in the parior
by her visitors. Miss Matilda Bowman,
Of UniontOwn. and Misses Elsie Whlta-
ker and Lydia Good. I'm the. dinins-
room Miss Bessie Barkiey looked atte-
the guests. while Miss Todd a air. 90
sided over The chocolate abe j.
AT the residence of re- . 'o-.' ", ~
son. on North Main SCI 30 9. u No. ~.
tba sDirs-srs ra,sir 81, between ehe
1-- .[ eight o'clock and
--!t....f.. NJ Wilson was assisted in
-. .t,. 80. ~ her visitor Miss Elinor
-. ~ rtubenville. and Misses Ma
- No., ersOn and Frances Jordan. In
.L0 sling-rOOm Misses Hulda Della
pI3ine and Jessie Berger gracefully
looked after The wants OF the young
gentlemen.
Hiss Mayme NcMasters was at home
at her residence ou Cnapline street.
She was assisted iB the p2rlOr by Miss
es Laura Caldwell and E-hel Bailey,
while Misses Helen Caldwell and Ger
rude Fisher had charge Of dispensing
the viands in the dinins-room.
Misses Gertrude and Martha List as
sisted by their visitor, Miss Jenny, of
Virginia. received at their home ON
North Main street. They were assisted
i'm the diuing-roOm by Hiss Lilly Vance
and Miss Henrietta Rinehart
Miss Martha Clarke received at her
residence on North Main street. She
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. A. j.
Clarke.
Miss Josephine Fl2ding received De-
tween the hours of three and six o'clock
mt her home on South Chapline street.
She WIS assisted by NJ Uses Mamie well
tv. Lizzie Kuglen. Anna Lee, IlIle
Reilly. Margaret O'k2ne, Kate bos-5y'
Ada Bosley and Edith Matthews.
TIL, Young Mems Christian Associa-
tio7 building never presented q more IN
-t.7g 4pne9ranca than on New Year
afternoon and evening. when the Usual
was gwen 90 the members ana
their friends. A profuse display OF molly
and ev,.ereels gave the u.nlrenJ rooms
On appearance very appropriate 10 Ine
occasion During the afternoon and
early evening music was furnished by
mussc boxes kindly leaned 10y Mil.saA,
V-lkt7 E GO. a very interesting same
of hand ball Fra the gymnasium ana
nh0uograDhic entertainment TOOK Place
i'm the afternoon. The hail was crowd
el in the evening. and an eNceucn, pro-
o~7mma of music and addresses was
rendered. Col. Robert White spoke elo-
ouentlv. musical numbers were contrib
uted bv Mrs Flora Williams. Misses
Lou hastings and Loretta McGranah2n,
Dr. j. RI. Mcclure and Mr. Harry S"ee-
new. and DRAMATIC readings by Messrs.
/ p. Morgan and r. @. Darrah.
Mr. John G. Hoffman gave a banquet
10 his employees New Years eve. a
of invited guests were also pres
ent. and the feast was followed by sea-
son oil speech making
The first leap year party of the season
VIII be given by Miss Blanche Mo1at at
her home. on South Chapline street
Mrs. 1I. Reilly very pleasantly. enter
tanned q party OF friends Wednesday
evening OF her home on Fourteenth
street.