Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08
Della Murphy. OF Bellaire, and Mr..
Eddie Stall. of Wheeling.

EDDIE stan, OF Wneeling.
Miss MolIie Kraft. Of Sixteenth street.
entertained fifty of her small friends
last Monday evening, it being her sew
enth birthday Presents from her
friends were very noticeable. A cake
walk given by two of her friends was
the main event of the evening, after
which all retired to the dining room and
partook of an elegant spread At the
wee hour all departed, leaving the lit
tie entertainer to dream of how pleas
ant it is to have so many friends.
49,
The members or the Alvin Gray
Opera Company were entertained in
delightful manner by one of the mem
bers, Miss Mary Beltz, at her home on
Sixteenth street, Thursday evening, Oc-
| tober 9TH. The evening was very pleas
antly passed in music and games, and
at seasonable hour all partook of an
elegant spread. Those present were as
fohows Miss Lietonia Gessner, Miss
Ella Smouse. Miss Anna Meyer, Miss
| Blanche Smouse, Miss Margaret Gessner
| and Miss Kate Nicer, and Messrs. T. A.
Westmeyer, Charles B. Miller, Edward
Manoney, John p Nolty, Leo. B. Kletz-
~, Geo. Westmeyer and NJ J. Coyre. OF
Clarksburg, w. Va. Miss Lietonia
Gessner will entertain the members on
Monday evening, October 9th, at her
home in the East End.
At the home of Miss Mable Helm a
very pleasxnt euchre party was tender
ed her Thursday evening in honor Of
her eighteenth birthday. Those pres
ent were Misses Lulu Speidel, Francis
Martin, Florence Bentley, Sue Taylor.
Mamie Harley, Genevieve Habig, Katie
Hudson, Maggie Snider, Irene SIM
mons, Mable Helm, Lulu Helm, and
Messrs. Frank Dole. Bernie Stephens,
Lou Huffer, Fred Nolte, John Martin,
Edward Helm, Harry Noll, win Deegan,
Will Klein, Charles Morris, Robert
Hudson. The. evening was spent in
dancing and card playing, and at the
usual hour splendid luncheon was
served.
Lovers of terpsichorean muse will
hear with pleasure the announcement
of the reopening of Prof George Del
brugge's dancing academy at Arion
hall, corner Twentieth and Main
streets During the week three grand
receptions will be given. On Tuesday
evening to the CoJillion Club. which
will be strictly by card; Thursday even
ing, from 8 to 10 o'clock, the children
of the different classes will be delight
fully entertained in dancing several
late figures OF the German" known
as the Dewey Bombardment' and
''serpentine" figures; also fancy dances
will be given by members of last years
classes. Adults will dance from 10 to
l O'Clock a. m. This entertainment is
to the public. The Opera House or
chestra has been engaged to furnish
music for bote occasions. Friday even
ing a reception will be given to a num-
Der of young society people who expect
to hold a private class during the sea-
SON. This will also be strictly by card.
Prof. Anton LaRoche will furnish the
music, and play at the academy during
the season. Mr.. LaRoche has been a
student under his brother, Chas. ].
LaRoche, who is at the present time
assistant leader of the Opera House
orchestra, and leader of Heatherng
tons band, of Bellaire, Ohio. He has
also studied under Prot Herman
Schockey, of this city, and is quite COM
petent to fill the position named Prof.
Delbrugge will have full charge of the
assembly dances, which are noted in
! elegance and popularity throughout
the State. He will also conduct private
classes of the Jewish children Of this
city. Altogether, the prospects are ex-
ceedingly bright in the social whirl
during the entire season of '99-1900.
The Arion club house is being ele
gantly decorated for the occasions and
newly furnished. The patronesses to
the Cotillion Club reception Tuesday
evening are Mesdames Geo. X. Wheat,
Alex. Campbell, w. W. Arnett, Jacob
w. Grub. T. C. Moffat. Cards will be
issued Monday morning, and the Cotil-
lion reception will be full evening
dress.
In honor of Miss Anna Edmundson's
fifteenth birthday, soiree was given,
sat which the guests were Misses Ethel
Clerk, Viola Cline, Mildred Kirkwood
Helen Burt. Myrtle Shively, Blanch
Kraft Agnes Williams, Sara Williams,
Pansy Jacobs Marie Anderson, Maud
Hammond, Nellie Elliott Jessie Joint
and Catherine Maser, and Messrs. Chas.
Block. Roy Summers, William Burt,
George Sxilton, Archie PEPPER, William
Shively. Charles Welshaus, Paul Mum
nell, Reuben Muhleman, Clarence VIII
kin, George Sermons and Everett Sem
mons.
Miss Elsie Neuman delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her friends at
her home, No. S31 Market street, Fri
day evening. The Four Leaf Glover
Club. composed of Miss Bessie Kicker
nianist Mr.. Albert Pieper, mandolinist
Mr.. Alfred Neuman, mandolinist, and
Mr.. Elmer Pieper. guitarist, rendered
some beautiful music. The guests pres
ent were Misses Della Snyder and Liz
zie Kress and Mr.. Adolph Fietz. At a
seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
PERSONALS.