Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15
IN SOCIETY.

The Wheeling Turnverein gave a
gymnastic exhibition, concert and ball
at their hall on North Market street
last might. There was a big crowd, and
the affair was entirely successful. The
following programme was rendered:
Overture-"Winner'' ........... Mackay
Wand Exercise and March. Active Turner'S
Naulting Buck :...........:. JUNO Class
e6ampion Rire walker sa.. ..AtBoS T RoFIiser
Overture-"Selected" ............ Beethoven
March and Dumb Bell Exercise 1880.
Junior Class
Club swinging..Master lionel Naehtigall
Silence and Fun and Laughty sTumb1
Grand Finale. Active and Junior Glasses
Miss Flora Stifel very charmingly n
tertained a number of her friends at a
Valentine Euchre yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Main street. Five
tables were engaged during the after
moons play. The figure heart was car
rfed out in keeping with the day. AT
toe conclusion of the contests the Misses
Nellie Stifel, Ethel Ewing and Mary
Gardner were tied for the. first honor.
In the cut Miss Stifel won. The prize
was a very pretty ~hert-shaped brooch
in frosted gold and enamel. The seq.
ond prize, a h~eart-shaped ben-bon box
in Dresden, and the visitors prize a
very handsome valentine, both went to
Miss Bess Booth, of Taylor, Texas. The
consolation prize, a valentine, was
awarded to Miss Frances List. After
the presentation of prizes a delectable
luncheon was served in the dining DOM.
At each place a silver heart was placed,
souvenirs of the occasion
The wedding of MIR. Joseph Hide
brand, of Upper Benwood, and Miss
Agnes Elkis, of the South Side, took
place at the Church of the immaculate
Conception yesterday morning t $50
O'Clock, the officiating minister being
the Rev. Father Mullen. The marriage
rite was witnessed by a large congrega-
tion of the relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties. The young couple
will have the best wishes of their many
friends.
The Valentine party at the Carroll
club last evening was a delightful and
very successful entertainment. The
early hours were devoted to progress
sive euchre. Forty tables were requir-
ed for the players. The contests were
marked by a display of considerable
skill, and an unusually large number
of close scores. After the final pro-
erosion, an inspection Of the cards
revealed the fact that Mrs. VIM.
Sehambra's contained the most num-
erous perforations, and she was
awarded a hondonmo medallion The
ladies' second prize, a pastel picture,
fell to Miss Mollie Kenny. Mr.. j. B.
McFadden proved the most skillful
player among the gentlemen, and Sc
cured a morocco wallet, Mr.. Ignatius
Brannen taking the second honor
trophy, a shaving cup. Refreshments
were served in the dining room, after
which dancing was INDUCED in in the
Auditorium. The committee of ladies
in charge was composed of Mrs. M. J.
McFadden, chairman, Mrs. T. j. Kemp
lie, Miss Anna Weitzell, Miss Julia
Feinler, Miss Margaret McFadden, Miss
Kate ~Sauvageot, Miss Rose Tucker,
Mrs. D. B. McCune, Miss Maggy Doyle,
Miss Gertrude Sauers, Miss Rose Rock,
Miss Mary Ray. Miss Carrie Erb.
A Juvenile cotillion party was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Madeline
Bloch, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bloch, in Pleasant
Valley.
Miss Martha Clark charmingly en-
tertained a party of her friends be-
tween the hours of two and five
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the res
idence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Clarke, on North Main street. in
compliment to Miss Coates, of Balti-