Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

beth Meudel, Jessie Turner, Maude
Richards, Virginia Hoge, Sue Cald-
well, Matte or, Jessie Berger, Jennie
CraddOck. Jessie Barley, Eta Harper,
Nan Hubbard, Lydia Good, Lille Vance,
Bessie Rice, Nellie Craddock, Sue
Wright, Gertrude List, Blanche Moi
fat, Virginia Harrison, Mary McNech-
en-. Emily Pollock. Mary Mofat, Mary
PAUL, Gene Waterhouse, Martha Nc
Cleery. of Milton, Pa, Misses Walthal
and Simerail, of CovingtOn, Ky; Messrs.
Harry Stallman, Garth Hearne. Price
Whitaker. viii Schaffer, Charles
Lamb, Hal Speidel, Morgan Miller,
Nib List, Roy Boyd, Julian Hearn,
Charles OFT. Lawrence Wheat Boo Gill
christ, Steve Rice, Guy Scott, Arthur
johnson, Will Brice, viii Burke, Ed
Frauzheim, Will Bates, Howard Nc
Donald, Lataue McLain, Ed. Wide,
viii Rice, Egerton Vance, Arthur
Hubbard, Harry Simpson, Arch Motfat,
Morgan Hart, Fred Ewing, Frank
Craddock, VIII Turner, Malcolm Brice.
Frank Waterhouse, Charles sullivan,
Percy Harden. Ed. Waddell, George
Worthlngtou Norton, Will Vance and
Charles Cook. The chaperones were
Mcsdames Dan e. List, John *. List,
e.. Ed. Mendel, Virginia Schatier, f. b.
Bowie, Misses Mary Campbell and Nora
Esrrisk.
Mrs. John X List entertained about
thirty friends with On old fashioned
dinner party az her home on North Main
street, Wednesday evening. The affair
was complimentary 20 Mrs. Laura Crit
ftb, nee LuScns. IL was one Of the
most enjoyable affairs Of the week.
Mrs. John Turner was hostess to
number Of friends, including several
persons from Martins Ferry, az her
home on Wabash street, Friday evening.
The hours were pleasantly spent In
socjsl amusements, and at midnight 3
toothsOms luncheon was discussed.
The society Without Name" met
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Nellie Henry, on North Market street.
The club was organized for the season,
aud Ulaus for the winter campaign were
LAEklNA us VI az ca AANAA - NNtAA kN'lNe-
exclusively Of young ladies, and az Sc
cret society methods prevail, u Is i'm
possible l?l 10 learn what the young
ladies have decided 10 DO during the
winter.
The Uniform Rank Knights of the
Mystic CHAIN surprised Mr.. John Wal
ford, the South Jacob street grocer,
Friday evening, aud a very enjoyable
season was spent 10 social amuSemGEtS.
A very enjoyable barn dance was given
Wednesday evening by the young la
dies living in the vicinity OF Echo
Poiat. 10 was an imprOnptu affair, and
all the more enjoyable for that reason.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Wrestling enter
tanned a number OF friends at whist, at
their home on Fifteenth street, Thurs
day evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank FulkenStein en-.
tertained a large number OF their
friends at their home on South Chap
line street last Thursday evening in
honor of their brOther-iu-Iaw, Samuel
Nichols, who recently returned from
tue West
The local lodge of Odd Fellows gave
q very successful outing az the Park
Thursday afternoon aud evening. Two
concerts were given 10 the Casino by
the Mozart Symphony Club aud this
famous musical organization delighted
large audiences.
Miss Ella Walker entertained about
twenty of her friends Ia hOSDiJable
manner at her home on South Market
street Wednesday evening, compliment
airy 10 her guest, Miss We.cl, OF Cieve-
land. During the evening vocal and
instrumental selections were rendered
By the Misses We.ch, OF Bellaire, and
social diversions served 10 make the
evening pass very pleasantly.
Miss Mamie Letz6uS was surprised at
her home on Market street last evening
by forty or fifty Of her young friends
aud "a pleasant evening was spent by the
young FOLKS Refreshments were served
during the evening and the occasion
throughout was a delightful one,
The Anadora Club gave a hop at its
coy quarters on Fifteenth street Thurs
day evening.
Miss Amy Chapline entertained
number Of friends at whist al her home
In Pleasant Valley Friday evening.
The SNOWFALL Social and Outing Club
was entertained Hospitality by Miss
Sadie King at her home on the South
Side Tuesday evening. Ip the early
part Of the evening the customary So
cjal diversions occupied the attention
OF the guests, and were a source OF IN
alloyed pleasure. a business session
was then held, and the affair was
rounded up With an appetizing lunch
con.
One Of the most novel and pleasing
affairs OF the week was al excursion
which combined pleasure with sight
seeing. II was given Wednesday in honor
OF Miss MGnion, who liza guest Of Mrs.
Jesse Shaier, on Twentf Fourth street.
A merry az congenial party Of young
folks made gnd triI on the electric
motor, sd IA wood 90 visit
the industi Rts there. A
yacht was the party
was convaYs where
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