The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
S0C|AB|L|T|ES
Of MANY SORTS
MANY DELIGHTFUL PAX les
TAKING PLACE THESE DAYS
OF JANUARY.
Several engagements Announced Add
Attractiveness to to Social Plans
Of Hostesses.

Several Engagements Announced Ado
Attractiveness to to Social Plans
Ct Hostesses.
The past few days have been en-
Iiyened by many delightful social al
fairs both during the afternoons anc
evenings. There have been seyera
large dancing parties at local CLUBS
and although informally relgneo a
all of these, they were UNUSUALLY ae
lightful for that reason. Engagement
and wedding announcements nave Ire
quently broken the monotony 0.
luncheons and the customary dinners
and dancing parties.
The engagements already mace pup
lie betoken quite an activity IN "e9
dings this springtime. and the atteno
ant sociabilities for the charming
brides-elect add a great deal or inter
Test to the attractiveness or the socia
program. Wedding plans have alsG
acquired considerable puR!iclty, ant
The frequent comings and golngs o.
society also makes much OF ln1eres'
just now.
Engagement Announced.
On Saturday afternoon at luncn'
con given by Miss Bess Welty at her
home on Twelfth street, for, MIS-,
Ernest Hoffman, Of Denver, Col, the
engagement OF Miss Bess Welty 70
Mr., Lawrence Steinmetz OF this
CITY was made known. Snapdragons
formed the centerpiece for the table
which bore Cupid place cards for the
following guests:
Mesdames--
Ernest Hoffman. S: l.. Never,
a, L. Coyle, Morgan Vester,
Carl LANCE, b. NJ. Kelly,
VIM. Wingerter. Otto Hess,
Leland Devore, Valentine Gundllng.
Misses
Esther He'll, Bess Welty.
ArIon Affair
On Thursday the members OF the
Arion society will entertain with a
Kaffee Visite at their club rooms on
the South Side There will be card
contests for their entertainment and
supper will be served from $3.50 to 8
o'clock. Dancing will follow until
midnight. The following committee
is in charge: Mrs. II. c. Kalbitzer
chairman; Mrs. William Kirbach. Mrs.
V. J. Korn. Mrs. Jos. klrz, Mrs. DR..
Kraatz, Mrs. G. z. I1indebrand, Mrs.
Phillip Hornig, Mrs Charles Horst
man, Mrs. Mary Z. Hess, Mrs. II. {.
Hackman, Mrs. Mary E. Hess, Mrs.
II. c. Hickman. Mrs. E. Hofreuter
Mrs. John A. Hess, Mrs. Edward F.
Horstman. Mrs. Henry He'll. Mrs.
Robert LinSley. Mrs. ". T. Sadler.
Miss Corina Friedrich, Miss Sara
Goethe, Miss Rhoda Hildebrand and
Miss Elsie Jung.
For Miss Blum.
This afternoon. at the University
Club. Miss Nell Crow, of Woodlands
w. Va. will entertain the members OF
the Mt. de Chantal Study Club, com
plimenting Miss Evelyn Blum, whose
engagement was recently announced
There will be several delightful read
ings, including one by Mrs. Walter S
Kelley. Mis- Hostettcr will serve the
luncheon, at which the guests will In
clude:
Misses
Evelyn Blum, Rupertha Blum,
Esther He'll, Clara Rose Cole
Ellen Freter. man,
Marie Coleman, Doris Whitman,
Rose Jacobs, Nell Grow.
Mesdames
Harry Scheuaer, Harold NJ. Sawyer,
&. L. Fouts, c. G.. Buchanan,
Dlllonvale. NJ. B. Kelley.
Morris Jacobs, Walter Kelley.
VIM. Wingerter,
Virginia Club.
Mrs. Herman Wciske will have the
members Of the Virginia Club as hel
guests on Wednesday afternoon, at he!
home on Thirteenth street. Cards viii
be followed by luncheon.
Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Hoffman. al
their home in Woodsdale, entertained
at dinner on Saturday, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Bloch and Mr.. and Mrs
B. Walker Peterson, who will leave
soon for extended Southern journeys
Carroll Social Club.
Wednesday. afternoon, at the Carroll