Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

| tiOnS had been sent out duu qulIe nuiuoSI
| of verbal invitations were given. Every
body was lost in admiration OF their sur
roundiugs. 1t was brilliant success and
was so voted by every body who enjoyed
the hospitality of the mem oers OF this new
| social organization.
| Miss Addie Simms entertained a number
! of friends Tuesday evening at her home,
| in Elberon. in honor of Mr.. John Hughes,
of Wheeling, who is spending few days
| at his old home here.
Miss Grace Warner very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of young friends at her
Avery street house, on New Years eve
| Those present were the Misses Mcintosh,
Miss Augusta McAllister and her guest,
Miss Lille Snead, of Gallipolis, Miss Sadie
Athey, Miss Annie Neptune and Miss
Matte Monroe, of Marietta, Messrs.
Stalnaker, Van Athey, Fred Hoff, G.. w.
Stuck, Willie Bernhardt aud Walter Pep
pers
Miss Meigs jackson will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in New York, and
left for that city Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. &. I. Gale, OF New Bright
on, p, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobey Aker, who have
been visiting in Columbus, have returned
heme.
The Misses Ella and Sarah Murphy
pleasantly entertained few friends at
| cards on New Years eve in honor of their
charming visitor, Miss Helen Eager, of
| Iowa. Those present were Misses Mary
and Maggie Mcbride, Belle Crolley, Mag
gle Altman, Agnes and Nellie Hare, Alice
| McGrail, Annie McManus, Annie Acton,
Celia Byrnes, Helen Foyer, and George
and Floyd Bradford, George w. Carney,
| Henry Clark, James Nelson, J. Mona
mara. James McGrail, Frank McManus.
Joe Haley, John Hooen, John Crolley, p.
| Gerkin.
The Cobweb party given by Miss Ora
| Martin Oh New Years evening was a most
| delightful affair, the twine beng wound in
and out Of every conceivable place, in key
holes, through chandeliers, etc. 1t was a
| lively contest, the object being to wind the
ball first. Miss Nan Snodgrass and Joel
| Shrewsbury were the successful ones, and
received very pretty prizes. Miss Nettie
Wait and hewitt Thompson were awarded
the consolation prizes. The guests were:
Miss Wait, Miss denbaugh, Miss Eliza
| beth Peterkin, Miss Nettie Wait. Miss
Nan Snodgrass, Miss Moffatt, Miss Paden,
Miss Mary Gardner, Miss Virginia Snod-
| grass, Miss Maud Thompson, Miss Meigs
Jackson, Miss Trevor, Miss Martin. and
Messrs. b Mason Amber. Frank Braden-
baugh, +. L. Cox, w. B. Hiteshew. n evitt
Thompson, w. G. Peterkin, James jack
son, Dave Paden, j. A. Shrewsbury, j. G.
Ebert and Frank Martin.
The progressive whist party given by
| Miss Julia Cook on New Years evening
was a most charming affair. Lively tiuseI
| ornaments, little parasolS and various
small fancy articles were the favors, and
| the winners at the close of the evening
were as gaudiy decorated as Christmas
| tree. Each person, on going TO the BOBBY
table was obliged to don paper cap
found In a bon-oon, many of which
were quito artistic and very be-
coming. Gen. Spilman was the lucky
player. Senator Finley was presented
with the BOBBY prize. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Blackford, General and Mrs. B.
d. Spilman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hutchin-
| son, Miss Blackford, Miss Lowry, Miss
Bette Wait, Miss Van Wrinkle, Miss
Marie Van Wrinkle, Miss Juliet Snodgrass,
| DR.. G.. l.. Muhleman, Messrs. w. l. Bore
man, S. D. Turner, G.. d. Forrer, G. w.
| Summers and j b. Finley.
Mrs. w. H. Flanagan entertained
party of friends Monday evening IN very
pleasant manner at her home, on Sixth
Street. in honor of her visitors Mrs. s II
Grogan and daughter Miss Sadie Grogan,
of Middleport, o.
Miss Jessie Leech gave q very delightful
I
friends in honor of Miss Laura Buckley,
who will leave to-day for her school in
Stanton. Duplicate whist was played at
three tables. There were present Miss
Marie VanWinkle, Miss Rose, Miss Vir-
ginla Snodgrass, Miss Loomis, Miss Buck
| lev, Miss Leach, Messrs. G.. ID. Forrer.
James Rose, Joel Shrewsbury, Monroe
Rathbone, Lawrence Dana and b. &. Will
son.
P. w. Turner is home from visit to
Miss Mary Gardner will entertain this
evening.
The Charity Whist club met Thursday
evening at the beautiful home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George II Gordon, on Murdoch Ave
| nue.. Progressive whist was the chief in
terest of the evening, and other enjoyable
games were INDUCED in. The club is COM
posed exclusively Of ladies, but at this
meeting the gentlemen were admitted,
aud the meeting was very enjoyable one.
The guests were: w. b. Paden aud wife.
j. NJ Jackson, Jr.. and wife, Mrs. Gilke-
son. J. V. Rathbone, Jr, and wife, Gen.
b. ID. Spillman aud wife, w. NJ. Straus
and wife, Mrs. Reifsnyder, Mrs. Mamie
Rathboue. Mrs. Gooch, Mrs. V. Black
ford. Mrs Raymond of ClarksbUrg. Miss
Stainbergeu, Mrs. A. G.. jackson,
Miss Bessie Murdoch, David Burns and
wife. Miss Anna Murdoch. Miss Dunbar
of Wheeling, w. e. White aud wife, Mrs
A. b. White, Mrs. viii Murdoch. DR.. j +.
n. Murdoch, Messrs. G.. w. Neal. e. ID.
Forrer, }. B. Finley, and G.. II. Gordon
and wife.
Another delightful dance was given at
Prayers hall Thursday evening. The
dancers enjoyed the festivities till late
hour and all seemed delighted. Aruold's
| g.. ..frk a1 he 80.
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. &. r.. Morri-
son, Mrs. G. G. Martin, Mrs. Braden-
baugh, Mrs. G. w. Ebert, Mrs George
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, MISS
| Gooch, Miss Eattie Smith, Miss Mary
| Murdoch, Miss Despard, Miss Marie Van
Wrinkle, Miss Laura Despard, Miss Van
Wrinkle, Miss Laura Steers, Miss Turner,
Miss Moffatt, Miss Paden, Miss
Virginia Snodgrass, Miss Ethel
Despard, Miss Martin, Miss Bradenbaugh,
| Miss Wait, Miss Blackford. Miss Nelly,
Miss WEIGH. Messrs. Rich, George Gam
brill, Rolla Camden, Ned Wilcox, r. l..
J.B. Taggart, Will Nelly, J. G. Ebert,
II. p. Camden, w. Z. McConaughey, @. A.
Bukey. Frank Armstrong, e. E. Wilson,
James Jackson, Frank Martin, Frank
Braden baugh, j. +. Laird, Joel Shrews-
bury, q. w. Summers, II. G. Richard and
Chester Kraft.
Albert Epstein and sister, Miss Laura
who have been visiting friends at Phla-
delphia for several weeks, returned home
to-day.
Miss Minnie Gooch will be hostess at
| the regular meeting this evening Of tie
Saturday Night Whist CLUB.
Miss Zaluma Archer leaves on Monday
for Washington.
Miss Orsini Lowry's card party, last
night. was a very attractive affair, consist
ing af four tables. Progressive whist was
| .,l.,.od with great interest Mr. O. ID