Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-18
IN THE SOCIAL NR|RL.
Events That Are Happening in the
World Of Pleasure,

And a Number Of Interesting
Affairs in the Prospective, In
GLIDING the Wedding Of Proml-
nent Wheeling Man - Coming
Club Affairs = Entertainments
Last Evening.
A very pleasant bowling party was
held at Col. VIM. Fette's alleys last
night, the party going out in a large
wagon, accompanied with music. Re
| markable large scores were made and
handsome prizes awarded to those
making the highest scores. After this
an elegant luncheon was served ana
impromptu speeches were made. The
first gentleman's prize was taken by
Mr.. John Coleman; ladies first prize,
Miss Gussie Miller; gentleman's booty
prize, Mr.. Fred Zarnits; ladies BOBBY
prize, Mrs. John Emig. The following
were present: Mr. and Mrs. John
Emig, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Zarnits, Mr..
and Mrs. John Coleman Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Diegmiller Mr.. and
Mrs JOS Yahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mclaughlin, Mr.. Allie Loecher, Mr.
Pat Counihan, Miss Katie Miller, Miss
Gussie Miller.
The marriage of Mr. D. Garth
Hearne. assistant manager of the Riv-
erside iron works, to Miss Ada Col
Inns, prominent society young lady
of Quincy, Illinois, will take place
early in February, at the home of the
bride The wedding will be notable
affair. and will be attended by quite
party of Wheelingites, among them be-
| ing Mrs. Laura F. Hearne, Mrs.
| VIM. H. Hearne, Mrs. Frank j. Hearne,
| Mrs. Nathaniel S. Thomas, Mr.. Julian
| Hearne and Mr. Guy T. Scott. Mr..
| Scott will act as best man. Wheeling
! society will receive with open arms
| the bride-elect, as she has made quite
! a number of warm friends during her
visit here. She is niece of Mrs.
! Frank J. Hearne.
| The Ladies' Improvement Society OF
| ST. Matthew's P. E. Church held an ad-
| iourned meeting yesterday morning to
| complete arrangements for the Klon-
| dixie Social to be held in the basement
| of the church next Friday evening.
| Various committees were appointed to
| look after the decorations, refresh
ments and amusements for the affair
| which will no doubt excel anything OF
| the kind given in the city for long
| while.
| The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
! ciety will serve supper at the Mercan-
| tile Club rooms, on Main street, next
| Thursday evening between the hours
! CT and o'clock.
| Misses Mary McMechen and Ida Up
| degraff will entertain the Bachelor
| Maids next week.
Miss Pearl Harper, at her home on
| South Chapline street, this evening,
will entertain a host of her friends IN
quite an enjoyable manner after
which sumptuous spread will be
served
Miss Ethel Fischer will entertain
this evening at her home on North
| Main street. A large number of
| guests will be present and the time
will be pleasantly spent in numerous
sorts of advertisements, and refresh
ments will be served at a seasonable
hour.
A number of young society folks of
| Fulton are making preparations for g.
dance to be given in Marshalls hall
some time in the near future.
The CharityWhist Club was entertain
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Brown
at the Mcclure House There was a
large attendance, and the contests
proved very interesting. The club will
be entertained next Monday by Mrs.
c. P. Flick, at her home on Twelfth
street.
The Symphony Club, of Zion German
Lutheran Church, on the South Side,
held meeting last night and Initial
ed several new members, among whom
were Albert Schepp, Edward Wheeler
and Carl Keller. The Symphony is a
literary organization of the church,
and since it's Inauguration has grown
quite popular 1t now numbers fifty or
sixty members. Next Sunday the club
will celebrate its first anniversary with
special exercises in the church.
The fourth of the series of pro-
gressive euchre parties at the Carroll
! Club Auditorium will be given Thurs
day evening of this week, and from
| the interest already manifested 1t
promises to be even more successful
| than those which preceded it. Re
freshments will be served by COM
mittee of young ladies. Only members
| and their lady friends are permitted
to attend these affairs
| The next affair upon the winter
| programme of the Mercantile Club
| Will be an informal dance on the
| evening of Thursday, 9th inst.
| ~
| The annual children's masque carni-