Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-16
EVENTS IN TIE GAY WORLD.
Entertainments Past and Prospective
10 Social Circles.
A Musical Treat for the Students
of Mt. de Chantal Yesterday.
To-Day's Meeting Of Former Stu
dents - Nuptials and Wedding
Announcements Soirees and
Other Affairs.

| Prof. A. Fl. List, the blind pianist,
| gave an excellent entertainment to a
/ large and appreciative audience at the
| Thomson M. Z. church last evening.
! The affair was to have been given at
an earlier date, but was postponed on
account Of the flood.
Miss Ella Carney was the gracious
and hospitable hostess to congenial
party CT young persons at ner home
in the North End Friday evening. The
affair was given in compliment to her
| charming guest. Miss Ethel King, OF
Reading, Pa. Various social amuse-
ments were INDUCED in, and refresh
ments were served at the usual hour.
Mr.. Charles S. Hirst, the popular B.
& Q. baggage master in this city, was
| united in marriage Thursday evening
to Miss Minnie Plug, an estimable
young lady CT Benwocd Junction The
! ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides parents, the Rev. c. E.
| Boecele, former pastor of ST. Matthews
! German Lutheran church in Benwood,
! officiating.
| The pupils of Mt. de Chantal were
visited yesterday evening by number
of the ladies who participated in the
Woman's Musical Club concert on the
previous evening. The ladies were ac-
companied by Mrs. George B. Caldwell,
| President of the club, and Mrs Baer.
| The visitors enjoyed the beauties of
| the Mount, and gave an impromptu
concert for the entertainment of the
| pupils Mrs. Serena Swabacker sang
| five numbers, and delighted her aud
itors, who manifested their apprecia-
ton in the most generous applause.
Mrs. Flora Williams also won many
| new friends by her admirable rendition
OF several selections. A number of in
strumental selections, not less
artistic than the vocal num-
bers, were given by Miss
Nc Nlurphy, of Morgantown, and Mrs.
Ricardo Ricci. The young ladies of
| the Mount, as well as the Sisters in
| charge, fully appreciated the work of
| the ladies, and are very thankful to
| them for the treat which they fur
! nished.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James
| Neill delightfully."- entertained number
| of friends at duplicate whist, at her
! home on Fifteenth street.
| The Charity Whist Club will be en-
| tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
| Schwertfeger, at her home on North
| Main street.
| Every indication points to very
| large attendance at the meeting of for
mer pupils of Mt. de Chantal, which is
to be held at two o'clock this after
noon, in the hall in the residence of
! Mr. Anton Reymann, on Fifteenth
street. Ladies will be present from
/ Pittsburg, Washington, Pa, Parkers-
| burg, and other points. The meeting
is called for the purpose Of taking steps
to form an alumni association, and
! also to assist in the celebration of the
| golden jubilee of the Mount in June
! The residence of Mrs. Mary Dela-
plain, on Chapliine street, was the
scene of very pleasant gathering yes
! terday afternoon, when the Married
| Ladies' Euchre Club was entertained
| by Mrs. Delaplain and her charming
! daughter. Eight tables were in prog
| ress, and the playing was animated
| and interesting. After a two hours
contest lcuhneon was served and the
| prizes awarded. The lady who carried
off the highest honor was Mrs. Frank
J. Hearne. The second honor went to
| Mrs. J. B. fancy, and the third to
Mrs. DR.. G. A. Aschmann. The club
will be entertained at the next meet
ing by Mrs Norton, at her home in
| Pleasant Valley.
| MI Charles H. Collet, of near
| Triadelphia. and Miss Clara Bell Will
helm, of Buffalo street, were quietly
united in marriage Thursday evening
at 500 o'clock by the Rev C. B. Ora
/ ham, pastor of the North Street NJ E.
! church.