Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16

n,enoed &C 9'clock and continued eD1oyaoiy
until nidni9ht. when refreshments Of the
most appstizing nature were served. A
very . emant time was spent Ia Discussing
them. after which the v;ctors Of tie sven
ing were awarded the trophies OF their
skill. Miss Madge johnson captured
hsndsomeoxidizeds silver handled sfoe but
toner ss frat prize, and Mrs. Eugene
Hildreth, winner Of the sscend prize, re-
eeived beautiful silver bell Mr.. Frsnk
]. Hearue came out ahead on the gentle
mems side, and was presented with DELI
cats silver eourip!astsr case, filled with
that useful article, while Mr.. Andy Pat
terson. who came in second best, was
awarded . very pretty ernamented wall
calendar.
The third session Of the Young Ladies'
Ccokiug Club was held at the home OF
Mss Gnssie Hupp, On Fourteenth street,
Thursday evening, and il certainly was
most delightful affair. Tie charming
hostess and her fair assistants had pre-
pared q most elaborate and tempting menu,
which the young gentlemen who were Tor,
tunats enough to be present fairly revealed
in. The menu cards we're very handsome,
sud prepared the guests for what was to
follow. The feast was discussed for sew
sral hours, after which as much more time
was spent in dancing ard other amuss-
ments.
II WAC the intention of the club when it
was organized, to have its meetings semi
monthly, but on account OF the approach
of the holidays they have heen rusnlng
matters slightly, and the three entertain
msnts have been given in three successive
weeks. During the next two weeks, IL ls
understood they will not have meeting
A gay party of young people went up
the river to the residence OF the Misses
Bankard, Friday night, in Shsllcross' bus.
The night was beautiful and tire ride
proved q most delightful one. The affair
was progressive euehre party, given In
honor Of their PiGtsburg guest, MISS
Bingie. A most pleasant evening was spent
with cards and muse, several weu-knoHn
singers being in the party. The Misses
Bsnkard did everything for the pleasure OF
their guests, ard delicious refreshments
were served and pretty prizes were award
ed to those who fought the hardest. "
The Wheeling party arrived home about Z
O'Clock yesterday morning.
On Thursday evening a very pleasant
leap year party was given at the elegant
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sey bold,
on South Jacob street About twenty
couples were present and all spent most
delightful evening dancing to Pot. VIM.
Mayors music. Supper was served al
midnight, and after it's discussion dancing
was kept up Tor several hours. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs ChaS
Jeffas, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Z. Saryer, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Seyhold,
Misses Retts and Mollie Wellington,
Misses Minnie Schwsrtfegsr. Ida Work,
Aunie Carson, Parker, Jericc, Tappan,
Nichol, and Messrs. MeConaughey, Of
Cameron, Shane, Bowers, EbeliDg, klieves,
Carson, Burdatts, Tappln, Hsnnig, Wal
ton, Roth and Armbright.
Last Thursday evening q surprise party
was rendered Mr.. Geo. Criss aud his sister
Miss Ami, at their home on Wsddle's
rup. There were about fifteen couples
present, and all spent quite a pleasant
evening in various social amusements.
Refreshments were served st IL O'Clock,
and at later hour the merry party DIS
per2ed to their homes.
The Wheeling Turnverein will give
hall at their hall on Tuesday evening
The Opa:s House orchestra will furnish the
music.