Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

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half an hour later arrived at the Park,
where they repaired 70 the bowling all
leys and spent the evening at that de-
hghtfu paslime Fer those who did
mo. care % participate I'm bowling card
tables were arranged. AT the conclu-
sion OF the bowling contest II was
found that Miss Katherine Clark had
made the highest score Of the ladies,
and she was presented with a magnl-
iicenl handkerchief of Oriental design.
bound with gold lace Mr.. Wheeler
Bachman captured the gentleman
prize. which was an Egyptian ASH tray
made of hammered brass OF unique de-
SIGN. Both prizes were purchased III
Cairo. Egypt. The guests then re-
paired 90 the beautiful home or the
Misses Patterson at Monument Place,
Elm Grove The lawn had been brill
lianty Illuminated with Japanese Ian
terms and lamps with vari-colored
shades. One novel cOnceit was tent
on the lawn inside of which were IN
innumerdble little lanterns. Taste
fully decorated tables We're scattered
over the lawn. The luncheon was eld-
b0rate. served in courses, and was pre-
pared by Ziegeufelder. When II was
discussed q short time was spent In
social conversation then all were con-
viewed TO the city on q special motor.
Those present We're: Misses Martina
Caldwell. Hulda Delaplain Lily Vance,
Flora Wilson Name Patterson. Frances
Jordan. Sue Caldwell, Holly Patterson,
Sarah Cecil. Virginia HCge Ella How
ell. Bessie Paterson. Tex Jordan. Nadge
johnson. Ida Updegran. Mary Belle
Howell. Jean Friend. Virginia Baker.
of ST. Paul. Katherine and Louise
Clark. of Louisville Margaret Hessev,
of Winchester; Mrs. Charles Rose OF
SewicEley Pa: Mrs. Charles Milton, Of
ST. Louis. Mrs. A. a. Howell, Mrs.
Lewis StcenrOd. Hr. and Mrs. Andrew
Patterson Mr. and Mrs. O. il. simpson,
Nessrs. Birley Mcllecher i. d. Franz
helm. Sam Patterson, sam Harrison,
Harry OF. Nelson Cecil, Percy Norton.
C~ldweu Noise. Aruit Ryan, VIII WI
son. Howard Mcdonald. VIII Brice,
Harry Whitaker, Wheeler bachmann,
Bob Gfcbr,st. Wheeler Norton. John
RYAN. arthur Hubbard, VIII Arnett,
Alex Updegran. Charles Paxton, win
CracrafL Charles Lamb and DR.. John
w. St0rer.
One Of the most delightful affairs on
Cne Fourth was the joint celebration by
families living at Echo Point. The
handsome lawns We're tastetusly deco
rated and brilliantly lighted after dark.
The afternoon was spent in various
amusemeuts. and an excellent dinner
was discussed al six o'clock. I'm me
evening. there was very credltaoie
pyrotechnic display. and the ceieora-
ti0n concluded with an enjoyable dance
in the Union barn. for which Pro-.
Charles Kilmeyer made the music.
The affair was arranged by Mr.. Edward
ID. Franzheim and Nr. Hal Speidel.
An enjoyable picnic was given Thurs
day afternoon and evening, at the
handsome suburban home of NJ. Mel
son Cecil. out the National Road The
party numbered about twenty-five. The
grounds we're t2st1fUliy decorated. and
Illuminated with japanese lanterns at
night
A very enjoyable stag event was the
formal opening of the Is3ak Walton
Club house, up Wheeling creek. on the
Fourth The club entertained q score
of guests I'm royal style. The dinner was
a triumph Of the gastr0EOmic art. 10
was followed by addresses delivered by
John WaterhOuse, Col. VIM. Stelle,
Prof. John NJ. Birch. VIM. Dillingham;.
Ell. Meudel. and others. Mr. ~. +.
Peterson gracefully oficiated as Master
OF ceremonies.
Several parties Of young folks from
the Island spent the Fourth at COlerain.
A party of fifteen young persons
drove out 20 the home of Miss Grace
Woods Thursday evening. and were
most Hospitality entertained. After an
excellent luncheon. q brilliant display
of fireworks took place on the lawn. and
several hours We're spent in tripping
the light fantastic on an improyised
platform.
Prof. A. N. Stevenson entertained q
number of friends from this city at his
home at Che Sister Islands Thursday.
The party went up by rail. and after
spending the day in the usual social di-
versions. returned on a barge which
was tastefully decorated with Chinese
lanterns. The return trip was delight
full The pyrOtechnic display from the
barge looked charming, the pleasing eff
feet being heightened by the reflection
OF The rockets in the water.
Miss Lena Wuethrich daughter of
Alder, Wuethrich entertained her
friends last Wednesday evening. Dane
ing 20 the music of Prof John Norsatz
was the chief amusement.
The Palladium Club Of the South
Side. comprising twenty-five members.
spent the glorious at EpwOrJh Grove,
near Bellaire. The morning was dev0t-
ed 10 WAYS best designed 10 create
relish for the contents of certain bas-
kets containing hidden mysteries of the
culinary art. IL is needless TO say that
the aforesaid ways were eminently sue
cessful i'm the desired sequence. The
afternoon was employed In rambling
over the hills. and in speculative at
tempts of the imagination 20 re-people
the surroundings with Leir ancient
aborigines Much pleasure was thus
evoked. and the everyday scenes Of lie
seemed far from being pr0saic.