Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01

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Olth ChaphAe street 4
ssSs Tears watch meeting. ~
Gu y nRslc was furnished for the
N Leach,s mandolin and gui-
e remposed Of Messrs. Byron
@ Lawrence Stipes. George Max
] s0h and August Leach. Mr.. Walter
0aroo and Byron Leach rendered sew
s'a pleasing solos. The quartet, COM
p0sed Of Messrs. James Maxwell,
se0ge Maxwell. Byron Leach, Walter
onfoo' also rendered pleasing selec-
IONS Prof George Hanes and Thomas
Dafliey and brother. with their graph
0pnones. Pleasantly performed their
parts. Miss Jean White danced the
eake walk to perfection, and also sang
several solos. Those present were the
aisses Laura Foster, Emma Eckard,
oisudle Welt, Mamie Mayors, Lulu
veit, Anna Fisher, Ida Fisher, Jean
white. Mrs. Mary Fisher. Messrs.
syron Leach, James Maxwell, George
MAXWELL, Walter Conrod. Frank Hath
away. Charlie Schaffer. Will Rose,
Lawrence Stipes, Rhinehart Conrod,
Mr.. Thomas BARLEY and brother, OF
Flttsburg; Mr. and Mrs. George Hanes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Schaffer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Hanes.
The Mercantile Club held their an
nual New Years ball last evening at
their club rooms on Main street An
exceptionally large crowd was In at
tendance. Meister's orchestra furnish
ed the music. The large ball room
was lavishly decorated. AT midnight
an elaborate luncheon was served in
the club dining room.
The general committee was compos-
ed of Dave Kraus chairman, Leo Son.
neborn, Leon Stein, Jos. H. Baer and
Leonard Heyman.
Among the visitors present were:
Miss Eisman, of Portsmouth, o.; Mr..
and Mrs. Beckman, of Boston; Miss
Steinberger and Miss Yetta TRACER, of
Cincinnati; ]. Trucker, of GAINESVILLE.
O.; and Solomon Whit, OF East Liver
pool, o.
William Inbody was very pleasantly
surprised by the Odd Fellows and
Daughters of Rebekah, of Benwood,
who called upon him at his residence
on South Eoff street, last Thursday
evening, and presented him with
handsome chain as token Of the es-
TEEN in which he is held by the two
organizations. The evening was en-
joyably spent by those present, and
refreshments were served. Mr.. Inbody,
who is boss of the laborers at the
Riverside mill, is a member of the
Benwood lodge of Odd Fellows.
The members of the First Christian
church choir were entertained by Miss
Elizabeth Boyd at her home on the
South Side last evening. A pleasant
social time was spent by those present
and refreshments were served.
The Misses Molter gave an enjoyable
soiree last night. Pleasing selections
were rendered by the Majestic Mando-
lin and Guitar Club of the Island
Elegant refreshments were served al
a seasonable hour. The guests de-
narted at a late hour, wishing their
guest many happy returns OF the day
The members of the Majestic Club
held "open house" at their elegantly
furnished quarters on Main street yes
terday. The affair was strictly stae
in the afternoon, and the members
and their friends devoted the time tc
n,aving billiards and smoking some Of
the finest weeds. In the evening
most pleasant reception was accorded
tn the young lady friends of the club
the features being dancing and care
and billiard games. There were In at
tendance about thirty couples, VINO
indulged freely in dancing to music
nv Prof Anton La Roche. An elegan'
sumner was served to the club at Held's
The committee on arrangements Iol
IN q affair was composed OF Messrs
Moore, Ankle and Callahan.
Dr and Mrs. A. F. Hustled received
yesterday at their apartments at Inc
Severn. in honor of their guests, MISSES
Collie Duncan and GeneVieye Bassell
of Clarksburg.
The Carroll Club kept open house al
day. and the different apartments Wer'
tbronged with visitors. There was NJ