Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
PARKEKsBUR0.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November s.
Quite a number of Hallow Fen parties
were given Wednesday night
The Misses Turner and Miss Shutter
gave phantom party. The spooks were
draped in white sheets and wore masks.
The chandeliers were covered with green
paper. which gave a cold blue light, max
ing everything have ghostly look. Mr..
PillsburY, with his mandolin club, FUR
nished the music to dance by aud
the ghosts at that time were pretty
lively set At about eleven o'clock
the ghosts unmaasked and had great
many surprises A delightful lunch was
served soon after, to which everybody DID
Justice. Those present were: Misses Vir-
ginia Snodgrass, Juliet Snodgrsss, Garnet
Hornor, Mary Wsrder, Julia Smith. Or
SIM Lowry, May Wardner, Ida Nelly,
Gertrude Nelly, Miss Van Deman, Miss
Healy, Laura Sturs, Margaret Scrogan,
Frances Scrogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Smith, Miss Adria Frame, Miss ENNIS
Neal. Mrs w. l.. Daley, Of Denison,
Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Barbe, Edward
Wilcox, Monroe Rathbone, Ed. Wilson,
Geo. Pribble, Bradford Hitcshen, Talbot
Hiteshen, Ed Pope, Elmer Pope, VIII
Nelly, Chester Kraft, viii Hine, Jas Rose,
Gale Ebert, Joel Shrewsburo, Clinton
Lockwood. Norvel Walker, Smith Kurner,
George Gambrill. Beverly Smith and
Lewis Snodgrass.
Another Jolly Hallow Fen party was
given by the Misses Gardner to the @. f..
Club The first thing on the programme
was the trimming of feminine headgear by
the gentlemen. The prize was won by
Philip Turner. G. w. Summers received
the BOBBY prize, which was a whistle,
the tune being where dld
YOU get that hat?" Many different ways OF
irving fortunes were INDUCED in, and some
found what their destiny would be. AS
the Young ladies had informed the young
men not 10 wear dress suits, they honored
the occasion by wearing overalls and ban
dannas, presenting an amusing spectacle.
The guests were: Misses Hattie and Mary
VanWinkle, Emily Despard, Juliet Black
ford, Belle Clemens, Laura and Estelle
Despard. Addie and Della Gardner, w. +.
Dana, DR.. T.. B. Blubaugh, Harry Cam
den, Sprigg Camden, George Summers, w.
g. McConauPhv, w. G. Peterkin. r. z.
Camden, Philip Turner and 9. A. Bukey.
Mr.. r. NJ. Durbin. who had such Sc
we're spell Of apoplexY. is improving, We
are glad 10 say.
The Younger crowd gave charming
and enjoyable dance Friday night IN
honor Of Miss Adria Frame, who is going
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and Mrs. c. II. Turner, Mrs. G. w. Cor
don. Miss Bertha Turner. Miss Fannie
Neal, Misses Margaret and Fran
ces Scrogin, Miss Orsini Lowry,
Miss Gertrude Armstrong, Miss Edith
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. John Laird. Miss
Juliet Smith, Miss Juliet Snodgrass, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinniard Snodgrass, Miss Thsy-
er, Misses Adria Frame, Carolyn Turner,
Hattie Simpson, Clara McCleary, Ddith
Curry. Susie and Bessie Courtrite, Flossie
Gibbons, Maoie Moss, Anna Dis. Lolita
Gould. Florence Scrogin, Katharine
White, Anna Taylor, Bessie Granbrill.
Reta Laird, Mabelle Armstrong, Sallie
Edeland, Ida Gerbris, Sallie Broughton;
Messrs. C.. d. Forrer, Ben Pope, Elmer
Pope, Wellington Neal, Lewis Snodgrass,
Edward Gerwig, James McCleuf, John
Stone, Cameron McCleur, hinnlard Snoo-
grass, Jr., George Gordon. Harry Bart
lett, Moors Shrewsbury, Will Stahlman,
John Heeley and Lyle Jones.
w. C. BEANS.