Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-23
The Week i'm Society,".

children's fancy dress carnival at the
Arion. There was larger attendance
than at any similar affair in recent
years, of the older set as we'll as the
young folks. The costumes were con-
spicuously handsome, and Of infinite
variety, indicating that considerable
time was spent by parents in design
ing and making them. The parents !
occupied seats in the balcony and lobby |
and enjoyed the rare feast which
was spread before them. 1t like a pic |
ture from a story Of Fairyiand, with |
the rhythmic movements OF the child |
rem. and the bright tintS in their cos
tunes, to give to it color and ANNA
tion. The hall was tastefully decorated
in the carnival colors, and myriads
of lights were softened by vari-
colored shades The ladies in charge
had spared no trouble to make the
entertainment an occasion of unalloyed
pleasure for the participants, and they
also succeeded in presenting bril-
liant spectacle fer the on-loOkers. 1t
was about nine o'clock when the Car
nival Prince and his followers assem-
bled on the second floor, and proceed
ed to The ball room. A grand march
opened the festivities and the child
rem executed difficult and graceful
movements with an ease and precla'
| ion which would have reflected credit
upon their elders. There was also
programme of fancy dances. executed
| upon the stage, each Of which was eli
| thusiastically applauded. Misses Britt,
| Harris and English very cleverly gave
| the Gypsy dance: and Misses Ella
| Mitchell and Edna Miller the umbrella
| dance. Santa Slaus was represented
| by Master Harry Lutz, whose make
! up" was excellent The costumes OF
| the Carnival Prince and his bride were
handsome, even costly. The Prince
(! was Master Carl Schmidt and the
! Princess Miss Irene Kreiter. They
| were attended by two little pages.
| Masters Frank Carroll and Rernic
| Burke. The committee OF ladies' II
charge was as follows Mrs. George Fl.
| Ebeling. chairman; Mesdames Frank
| Diegmiller, Charles c. Schmidt, John
Lutz. Max Beuter Albert WiIkie, Adam
| Yahn. Andy Seifcrt, ITidelius Riestef
Leo Riester, William Burke, William
| Kreiter, Fred Driehorat, William Drie-
! horst. \. busch. Thoo. Roller, Clement
| Hess.
The annual masQue carnival OF the
Arion will take place on February l4th.
Miss Matte Miner was hostess TO
congenial party of her friends at her
home on South Chapline street Friday
| evening. The hours were devoted TO
! progressive euchre. and the contests
were very spirited and Interesting,
| Handsome favors were awarded the
successful players, after which an ap-
| netizing luncheon was spread.
| The marriage Ct Mr. John Dixon and
! Miss Mamie Finley. both estimable
young persons Of ire Scrth Side, Will
| take place in about two weeks, at the
Church Of TIM Immaculate Conception.
| The pastor. the Rev. Father Mullen,
| will tie the nuptial knot.
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! The fourth Of the series of progress
sive euchre parties at the Carroll Club,
| for members and their lady friends,
took place Thursday evening, and was
| successful in every respect. Thirty
i've tables were filed, and the con
tests were very interesting. Refresh
ments were served by a corps OF
young ladies. The ladies' first prize,
half dozen fruit knives, was wen
BY Mrs. NJ J. McFadden; the second
prize, q fine soap case, by Miss Eta
WeitZeN. Walter Cochran secured the
gentleman's first prize, silver SOU
venir: and second hoEora, silver
mounted whisk broom. was carried off
by Arthur Geraghty, Of BenwooG. The
next euchro party will take place in
the Auditorium on the night Of Feb
ruary 2nd, and will be in charge OF
Miss Julia Fading.
Col. Fred c. Myers gave his annual
dinner to his friends at the Hotel
Windsor at noon Thursday. About
thirty corgenial spirits assembled
around the festive board. and partooh
of an excellent spread. The health Of
the host was toasted. and re was the
recipient Of many kind wishes from
his friends. Those who sat down to
the spread were Messrs. Joseph Law
son, II. T. Jones. j II. Jones, Capt. c.
]. Rawling, Quincy Rawiing, Charles
H. Copp, F. P Mcneil, 3. S. Mcclure,
Joseph Seybold. James Gardner, H. ".
| Fair, Wylie Irwin, c. H. Collier, Will
liam Park Collier, Hugo Loos, John
VI. Brown, Edgar Boyd, Dr. j. NJ. Faw-
cett, John Weisgerber, William Har-
vey. William c. Myers, John F. Dick,
Thomas e. Marker, J. F. Egpis, J. +.
Devore, Ralph Kline, Col. f. c. Myers,
O. r. Wood.
There was an art exhibition Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Mary
Thomas, in Martins Ferry. At the
conclusion OF the entertainment the
pictures were sold.
Thursday afternoon at the residence
OF Bishop Donahue. Miss Ada B. War
nafeldt, a popular young lady Of Thir-
teenth street, was united in marriage
to Mr. ]. c. Kruse, OF West Wheeling
Ohio by the Rev, Father Harris. Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Hess were the wit