Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-10
AFFAIRS N SOg|EIf,
The First Kafee Visite Of the Season
by the Arion Society

TOOK PLACE LAST EVENING.
MEETING OF SEVERAL OF THE
CARD CLUBS WE'RE HELD.
DANCES AND BALLS-WED-
DINGS AND OTHER SOCIAL
EVENTS IN THE PAST AND
THE PROSPECTIVE.
The first Koffee visite of the season
by the Arion singing Society, was CIV
en- last evening. 1t was very largely
| attended, and proved a complete sue
cess in every sense OF the word. The
ladies prepared supper, which was serv-
ed to the children from five until six,
and to the adults from six until eight.
The remainder of the evening was de-
voted to dancing, for which Prof.
Chas. Killmeyer furnished piano mu-
sic. The committee in charge was COM
posed of Mesdames F. c. H. Schwertz-
feger, Christ Hess, Fidelinis Reister, F.
C. Drehorst, Theo Roller, VIM. Ker-
bach, Henry Bierberson, c. w. A.
Appenzeller, F. J. Dregmiller, Franz
Laupp, Henry c. Meyer, Peter Welty,
Fred Dittrick, A. C. Schneider. Misses
Rosa Heiner. Emma Zoeckler, Nellie
Schmidt, Dorothea Morgan, and Annie
Hoffman. The next entertainment on
the Arion programme will be dance
for the members on Thanksgiving,
Wednesday evening, 10Th inst.
1t is announced that Mr.. Elwood
Gray, employed as a rougher at the
LaBelle tin mills, and Miss Ida Wilson,
? IAN estimable young lady, are to be mar
ried at the home of the brides par
ents, on Twenty-seventh street next
Thursday evening.
Misses Cora and Lucetta MCGEE
| charmingly entertained party of their
, friends at their home on South York
street Wednesday evening. Dancing
of the evening, and a delightful social
| time was spent by all in attendance.
At a seasonable hour refreshments
| were served.
| At their home on South Wood street,
| last evening, the Misses Monahan were
| rendered a very pleasant surprise by a
number of their friends. During the
I do ~ hnr aia1
| tisements were INDUCED in, much to
the enjoyment Of those present. Some
, choice musical selections were rendered
] by the Dropping Willow Mandolin and
Guitar Club. At the conventional hour
| dainty refreshments were served.
| Misses Annie Steinbecker very pleas
antly entertained a party of her friends
| Tuesday evening at her home on the
South Side. Various social amuse-
ments were provided and refreshments
| were served at the usual hour.
A reception was given Tuesday even
I ing at the home of Mrs. Cullin, in the
North End, complimentary to Mrs.
| Thaxstofl, who departed yesterday for
her home in Huntington. The inter-
ior OF the residence was tastefully em>
| bellished with plants and flowers In
strumental and vocal music was rem
dered throughout the evening.
~
Miss Anna Gabriel pleasantly enter
| tanned party of friends Tuesday even
| ing at her home on Fourteenth street.
The rooms of the popular Majestic
Club, on Main street, were the scene of
delightful dancing party Tuesday
evening. Excellent music was furnish
ed and the hours were merrily whiled
away in tripping the light fantas-
&c"
About a score of young friends of
Miss Grace Marlowe rendered her an
! agreeable surprise by calling upon her
! in body Tuesday evening at her home
on South Huron street. The occasion
Was Lu0 IUlIl6eulH anniversary VI HSl
birth The evening was spent in mu-
sic and games, and toothsome refresh
| ments were served at ten o'clock.
! Invitations have been received in this
| city for the wedding of Mr. Thomas
Morton Gathright, Jr., of Monongah,
| and Miss Martha Burdette Stone,
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Stone,
! Of Fairmont, to take place at the First
Baptist church in the latter city on
/ Wednesday evening, November 22d.
Both parties are quite prominent in
social circles in their respective homes
and are we'll known here.
Mrs. R. O. McMasters entertained a
large party of friends at whist last
evening, at her home on Chapline
street The contests were marked by
more than the usual degree of interest
on the part of spectators. At the close
/ of the play an excellent luncheon was
served.
Tonight at the Carroll club