Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06

Lips like IIlG CAeETy-
If / were king.
One of the most interesting and en-
joyable of the larger affairs of the
week, was the Kaffee Visite given by
the bachelors Of the Arion Thursday
evening. A large number of invita-
tons were sent out, and as they con-
tanned the eligible" list given below,
they were in great demand for preser-
walton by the young ladies. The gen.
tlemen ibid the honors" in a manner
which excited the envy OF the ladies.
They prepared the, menu. and served
their guests in the dining hall, and
it is not too great praise 70 say that
neither cuisine nor service would suf-
80, n X &parisoR With the famed Del
y es9s.s.gss .IheS decorations were taste
full and lavish In the dining room
there was an artistic display of Amer
lean flags, and the tables were embel-
lished with ported plants and flowers.
The ball room showed a profusi0n Of
drapery. with pale tints Of red and
blue predominating in the colors.
Each guest received a souvenir in the
dining room, in the form of hand
some boutonnier. Commencing about
nine O'Clock, and continuing until mid
night, there was dancing in the ball
room, Prof Charles Killmyer presid-
ing at the piano with his accustomed
grace and skill. The guests numbered
about two hundred, and the kaffee
Visite was the most successful ever
given by the bachelors Of the Arion
The affair was in charge Of the fol-
lowing committees, namely:
SpabTiPbt chair
man + B. KIieves, Ben Kraus, Carl
lang VIM. Loeffler Geo. A. Truschel,
T Front, F. Viewig. Milt Mabis, c. A
Schaefer, John Walter, Otto Leonard,
II 7 Ritter, VIM. c. Welty, M. Kova-
Ian I 4. Hess O. T. Schneider Dave
Morgan Jr.. John Heiner, William
Taue I G. Hoffman, II. Kalbitzer, Jr.,
CON Hirsch and George Welty.
Entertainment-F. w. Colmar, Chas.
ccbambra. Sam Welty, John Welty,
Pert Welty, Dave Kraas, Ed. b. Franz
helm viii Heiner, J. ]. Woods, Geo.
woods. f. A. Rauscher, Walter f.
pan Louis Zoeckler. Jr., Peter Zoeck-
ler l. Renner, George Stamm, f.
pfaffenbach, Paul Reymann, Herman
Schambra, Harry Schambra, T. }.
Mueller. Joe Kurtz, James Z. Adams, |
Henry Bayha. Eugene Beuter, Chas. /
Fbeling. Louis Feinler, Max Hess, |
prof. John NJ Birch, Chas. Driehorst, /
VIM. Kuhn, VIM G. aLHel, Pr IL. NJ I
Rau and L. Huseman, Jr.
The NEXT affair of the AriCn will be /
nc : masque carnival Monday, Feb /
ruary 14tn.
Thursday evening, at her home or /
nrar+b Main street, Miss Flora Wilson |
80 charming dinner party to a
500, IF her friends, Covers were |
,aid For twelve guests, and the dinner
Los served in courses. It was follow
~ ~ q season of social amusement
in the parlors.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
dalightfully entertained lhuIsQay
aftarnoon by Miss Bessie hice, at her
home on Fourteenth s.Iel' III COUPLE li
hoilie II M. enest. Miss Terry, OF Balti-
liils Nh There was large attend
lnols, - members. and number Oh Wis
ance y THE afternoon was devoted to
leois ',.ossive euchre. and the contests
pios'. sd for three hours. After the
con ei.,,.t aression. the hostess served an
last pl0 ,3 luncheon, and the favors
eNceil t,,a,, distributed TO the successful
WEI -. THE first prize, handsome
pay ,,nire fan. was won by MISS
ME- ME- caldwell The second prize;
aat ,lIe mirror, went to Miss Ethel
enale,a'ngT The lone hand prize, a cut
BalleS. silver mounted salye jar: went
glass 81 Ellen Wright. The visitors
TO MISS beautiful etching, was cap
pIrzeai nv Mrs. Allen Wheat. me con
Igrasfai ~ prize. small wat ,sr,, 'I
ffo 't 70 Miss Helen Caldwell me VS.
IelA 70 roe were Misses Mckee, OF
l5oits r ptovg Md. Riehards, Of Circle el
riag = Herbst, Of Alientown, Pa,
Tllre OF Of baltimore, Md, Mrs 81 Harry arr:
Whitga',Ser. Mrs. Allan wheat ana MIS-
VIII RIM. go.
AnotheA ladies club was a. iaae,. las las
season than sh Never before i was form form
ing. with a. following named me mem n
bers: Mes 0nes Chas Aq l,a James nne
ssnsl Hara AsaeGhsi' Geo, EDsling
Stamp. DR. II NJ. and Misses Emma
Schulz, Byrd Nlz, Ifora Morgan