Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-05
IN SOCIETY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

! The committee ON arrangements for
the concert entertainment and ball to
be given by the Arab Patrol of Osiris
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Knights
of the Mystic Shrine, on the evening of
| December 18th, at Arion Club house,
met last evening. The demand for
! tickets by the Masons and Shriners in
| the surrounding towns was found to be
| far above expectations. The gentle
men in charge are sparing no pains and
| expense to make the affair one of the
most elaborate entertainments of the
social season. They intend, il possible,
| to introduce an entirely new feature in
the shape of some professional enter
| tainment. If possible a number of
vaudeville artists will be secured. This
| part of the programme will start at
| o'clock and continue for an hour and a
! half. The floor will then be cleared
and a dance programme will be carried
out until two O'Clock. From half-past
nine o'clock until midnight cafe
| luncheon will be helu in the club ban
quet hall All during the evening the
parlors Of the club will be thrown open.
The full Opera House orchestra will
| furnish the music for the occasion.
! An announcement received here,
and which will surprise the groom's
many friends, is that of the wedding
| of Ulysses S. Carlin to Miss May Van
| Vranken, both OF New York, which
took place at the brides home in that
city November 2Sth, the Rev. j.. Sum-
ner Stone officiating. Mr.. Carlin, who
| is now connected with the Barton &
| Rice Goa the Fifth avenue jewelers.
| there, was formerly an employe OF A.
| A. Franzheim's jewelry store in this
city. He is a brother of Elmer Car
! lin, foreman of the Register. The
bride formerly resided in Buffalo, n.
Y, and is popular in society circles.
! The groom's host of friends here will
| hasten to extend congratulations and
| best wishes.
A notable birthday celebration will
take place to-day at the home of Mr..
/ Henry Speyer, No. 1118 Chapline street.
| Longevity, as understood in modern
! days. is comprised in the term three
| score and ten," but yesterday Mr..
Louis Speyer, father of Mr.. Henry
| Speyer. had outlived the allotted period
!
| his ninety-third birthday. NotWith-
standing his remarkable age, Mr.. Spey-
| eT is still in possession of all his facul-
| ties, is hale and hearty, and bids fair
| to live as long as his father, who died
at the age of 104.
| Miss Elizabeth Cook was hostess to
a number Of her friends last evening
! OF bar CT
| Various diversions of a social nature
were provided for the entertainment Of
! the guests and the hours were pleas
antly spent. Refreshments were serv-
Monday evening one of the most
! successful socials ever given by the
| First Baptist church was held in hon
or of the former pastors. the Rev
| Trey and the Rev. McCutcheon. There
was a very large attendance and
most pleasant evening was passed.
number of the friends of Miss
Francis Burt, of Lind street, pleas
antly surprised her at her home Mon
! day evening. Music, both instrumental
and vocal, were the features of the
evenings diversions. At an oppor-
| tune hour refreshments were served.
The ladies of the Stone church Of
| Elm Grove will hold an oyster supper
| and bazaar to-day in the church. The
affair will begin at three o'clock and
continue this evening. A musicale will
| be the feature of the evening.
~
Last evening Harry Hausenauer en-
| tertained number of his friends at
| his home on the South Side. Prof.
Nolte furnished the music
! Miss Bertha Donahue delightfully."-
entertained the Busy Bee club Mon
| day evening at her home on Seven
| teenth street.
Mrs. D. Carter List will entertain at
| cards from to o'clock this afternoon
at her home in Pleasant Valley.
The pupils of the Elliott School will
| give an entertainment this evening at
| eight O'Clock at No. 1918 Market street.
| Fancy Pipes at H. E. Hillman & Co.
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