Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-24


on Sunday, February l1th' Come " u.y
party on Saturday, February Iotn' 'loH
. tilI > O'CLOCK. Charlie John Golueu ouIk'
7t3 Main street 1SSs-ls9o. AnouK
those who accepted the invitation were
the following Misses and Masters; Lee
Paul. Eugene He'll, George hluelo'
Miller sam Jacobs, Charlie SchamoIa,
John Miller. John c. Keller Ai!rea
Rome. Edwia Jepsou, Lee swift, A'Ireu
S0ift Isabelle Cald well, Alice Miller,
ANY Meder. Bessie Meder, Matte Car
ner. Sarah Jepson, Mary Jepson, Annie
Wier. Flora Isenberg, Myra Narney'
Emma Conway, Katherine MaI9lson'
BESSIE Mathison, Katherine Wneat'
Angela MarkIe, Mary Welty.
Miss Ella Starkey delightfully."- enter
tanned the Fern Leaf Club at her home
ON McColIoch street, Monday evening.
Dancing was INDUCED 10, 10 the music
of . mandolin and guitar club
The ladies' Of the Wheeling Turn,
verein gave a very enjoyable apron and
necktje social at the ball on North Mar
ket street, Wednesday evening
A pleasing solree was given by MISS
Agnes Kimmons at her nome In the
North End, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hoe enter
tained Tuesday evening at their home
on Seventeenth street. About ten
couples were present and passed very
enjoyable evening in cards and kindred
amusemeDts.
A very unique Martha Washington
Tea" was given by Mrs. A. l.. Meyers,
OF No. l26 Fourteenth street, Friday
afternoon. The hours were from 10
O'Clock. The dining room was taste
fully decorated IN red, white and blue
bunting, snd the decorations OF the
table were in keeping with "Ge OIden
Times. The guests were attIred in
Martha Washington costumes and each
received as souvenir beautiful cup
aud saucer.
FRIDAY, from to p. m, Mrs. A. l..
Never entertained the ladies' OF the c.
G.. Circle and their friends at Martha
Washington tea at her home on -Four
teentb street. Miss Annie Meyer and
Mrs. W.. A. Rolf, OF FostorIs, assisted in
receiving the guests, who were Mrs. j.
c. Lyons, Mrs. James Beans, Mrs. Jos
e2h Hoffman, Mrs. Henry Helmbright,
Mrs. Joseph Riddle, Jr., Mrs. Or. Her
man thinner, Mrs. Henry Hess, Mrs.
George Eberlng, and the Misses jennie
pfarr. Marie Stifel, Amelia Schwert-
leger, Anna Hess, jennie FEauzheim,
Estella Eckhart ana Emma Schultz.
One Of the most enjoyable Kaffe Wis
ties will be given by the ladies' Of the
Teutonia, on Monday evening, al their
hall, corner of Thirty-third and Jacob
streets, for which they have made ex-
teuSive preparations, and they antici-
pate a good time. KllImeyer will ma
uipulate the worries.
The private hop given by four young
gentlemen az Egerter hall last Thurs
dav evening was a delightful affair.
About twenty-five couples were present
aud danced 10 the music Of Prof. Kill
meyer. Al midnight an excellent
luncheon was served by burst.
a delightful party was given Friday
evening az the home Of Mr.. Alvin Cum
Minis, on South Main street The ev-
ering was spent 10 playing games and
vocal and instrumental music. At mid
night refreshments were served. The
guests present were: Misses Addie
Neal, Amy Dmmack, Gertie Farley,
Lizzie Riley, Laura Obermann, Lulu
Obermann, Jesse Turner, Annie Vease
and Annie Wertzell; Messrs. Charles
Myers, William Fesste, Charles Green,
James Dillon, Robert Vance, George
He'll and Ambrose StierS.
On Monday evening three or four So
ciety ladies and gentlemen will give
poverty party, which promises TO be an
enjoyable affair. 1t will be given at
the home Of Miss Linda Peters on North
Market street.
Miss Lee Caldwell was the attractive
hostess TO a umber Of her friends at her
prettilY appointed residence on the
Island. Friday evening, from to II
O'Clock The guests INDUCED in dane
ing, and during the evening refresh
ments were served.