Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-19


celebrated in quite an appropriate
manner the eleventh anniversary of
their organization The affair took
place at the company's quarters on
Belmont street, in the Third ward. and
was very largely attended by the mem
bers and their friends Speech max
ing, which was freely INDUCED in, was
one of the principal features of the oc-
casion, and very pleasant time was
passed by all present. The festivities
were concluded ath seasonable hour
with the serving of an elegant lunch
con.
An enjoyable sled ride was INDUCED
in last Sunday by party of Benwood
people, composed of Thomas Deegan,
" Dowler, Charles Schad, Robert
Newton, James Farmer, Joseph Ward,
Michael Deegan, Lou Vance, James
Gibbs and Paul Reidel. A trip to
Floral Home and return was swiftly
made, the party starting out in the
morning and returning to their re-
spective homes in the evening. The
gentlemen were the guests of John
Reilly, at Floral Home, and were en-
tertained in hospitable manner. The
DdIlOOh d
before starting for home.
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On Monday night, the Bohemian So
ciety at Bellaire, gave a ball at the
Turner'S quarters, which was attended
by a large number of the members of
the organization and their friends. The
terpsichorean art was freely INDUCED
in throughout the evening to some
pleasing music furnished by the Bohe-
milan orchestra. The evenings enjoy
of an appetizing luncheon at the usual
hour.
A very pleasant affair was the select
hop given by "The Faultless Five" in
Armory hall, at Bellaire, on Monday
night. There were present quite a
number of folks, including people from
several neighboring places, and dane
ing was INDUCED in to some excellent
music, furnished by Prof. Long, much
to the enjoyment of all.
One Of the principal events occurring
in Bellaire during the past week, was
the reception given on Tuesday night
City, which is now tied up at the
parlors of the palatial steamer Queen
City, which isc now tied up at the
Bellaire wharf boat. The evening was
chiefly devoted to dancing and the
playing of card games, and a highly
enjoyable social time was in progress
throughout the affair. The reception
was attended by quite a number of the
elite of the city, and at the conven-
tional hour the guests repaired to the
spacious dining apartments, where
they partOok of an elaborate and taste
fully prepared banquet. The follow
ing named persons were present:
Misses Evi Lichtenberger, Nellie Tall
man, Laura Dickens, Oral Dickens,
Minnie Leach, Laura Leach, Myrtle
Clements, Mary Shannafelt, Bertha
Shannafelt Minnie Lowman, Clara
Robinson, Matte Heatherington, Maud
Clarke, Mrs. Robert McVey, Mrs. Alice
Wilson, Mrs. Charles Strahl, Mrs. Hat
tie LaZure, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dubois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Dickens,
Messrs. Bert Hopkins, William Parks,
Joseph Cooper, Frank Mellott, Ellis
worth Lewis, John Flynn, Capt Robt
AgneW, Of the Queen City, DR.. Mines
berger, and DR.. Beetham.
Miss Maggie Barrett, at her home in
Benwood, entertained quite a number
of her friends last Tuesday night in a
very delightful manner. Dancing, card
games and other social advertisements
were INDUCED in, and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all in attendance.
Some charming music was furnished
for the occasion. At a seasonable
hour, the guests assembled in the din
ing apartments and partook of
tempting luncheon.
On Tuesday evening at the First NJ.
E. church in Bellaire, the fourth and
last entertainment of the Union lee
ture course was given before a large
and appreciative audience. One of the
most pleasing features of the affair
was the performance Of the Ladies
Cecelian Quartette, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
A number of rare and beautiful selec-
tions were rendered in a faultless man
mes to the accompaniment of some ex-
cellent instrumental music. The quar-
tette is composed of Mrs. H. G. Stahl,
Miss l.. H. Ward, Mrs. A. E. Shepard,
MISS A. Z. Snyder and Miss Mabel
Rhodes.
The members of Liberty Hose Com
pany at Bellaire, celebrated the
twenty-sixth anniversary of their or
ganization last Tuesday night with the
holding Of a ball at the Turner's tenn
pie. The affair was largely attended
by the members and their friends, and
was a signal success in every respect.
The guests spent several hours in light,
fantastic tripping to some delightful
music, furnished by Hackett's full or
chestra. At the usual hour, the festiv-
titles, entirely appropriate TO the occa-
sion, were concluded with the serving
of an elegant luncheon.
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party of Bellaire folks, composed
of Messrs. Charles w. Bippus and G..
w. Kellar and Misses Emma Lanfried
and Maria Clements, INDUCED in a
pleasant sleigh ride on Tuesday night,
making a trip to Elm Grove and re-
turn. The party, ere starting for
home, partOok of an elegant luncheon
at the Henderson House, at Elm Grove.
A number of the Bellaire Elks were
present at the social gathering given
by the local lodge of Elks at their
temple on Wednesday evening.
Invitations have been issued by the
Nonpareils, an organization composed
of a number Of young society folks Of
Benwood and McMechen, for a select
hon tn he given AT the latter city next