Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03


Mary McMechen, light figured TAI
ieta.
Blanche Haase, blue silk with chiuoh
overdreSs % match.
Jessie Berger, blue figured SIX
trimmed with black lace
Gertrude Fisher, white emoroldery
over a delicate pink silk.
E-ta Rinehart. pink silk with chlHoh
overdress % same color
Emily Pollock, white SIX hemmed
WIKI apple green velvet.
Florence Carnahan, OF CadiZ, o.
figured cream silk with velvet
Annie Lewis, OF Charleston, w. Va
yellow silk win violet velvet
Louise ScuU, OF Somerset, Pa, red
watored silk
Gsneyisye Thomas, Of Leayenworth,
kan, pink silk with chiffon oyerdress.
Nayme McMaster, figured tauets
With velvet ,,.-
Lizzie Weiss, Of Pttsburg, white
wat.rsd silk trimmed with rosettes Of
chiffon.
Mary Modlt, black net.
Miss to.um, OF Philadelphia, PINK
crepe. trimmed with satin 10 match.
Miss Walker. OF Philadelphia, BLACK
Mss May Evans, Of MOrgantown,
lavender Six.
Mrs WI A. De'aplaine, black net
WITH blue saIiu bodice.
&c., John C. Eile.dad-r' black wat
cred ,IS.
Nav woods, pale green crePon with
velvet ... -..-
creme WITH pale green SIX ocd'ce
trimmed wI,h .ac-.
Nrs J1ra IS. List, maroon trimmed
w.t. ..ta.1 velvet to match.
Af.,. a. l.. Hu-lead, striped si's' Win
y...t.
Trs gentlemen present were: Messrs.
t-.....-r- List. Garth Hearue, Harry
I,I...,e--. LucIus u1se. Etgertou
Vance Price Wh.tlker, Arch MOuat,
ISL. grcr. wal Turner, WA wilson,
sl.r-tu Berger, Walker Hal. VIII Rice,
I.-.D Hsarae. vs.. T. Suaiisr, Clar6
f.u..ton. R. e. Haa,e, Cnas. w. List,
F.g Boyd. Charles Lamb, Howard Nc
Donald. Percy Norton, Niii Burke,
raale McLuu, Nelson C1ci, Hal
S-e.del. Lawrence Wheat, Arthur hub
bard. Narttiagton Norton, Charles
Cooke. Don MerrImau. Harry Staiiman,
r. X AIcMechen, Ed. Wl.es, T. B..
FraD1heim. Wheeler Bachmau. Frank
Watsrhouse, Cbauucey Dewey, John
Ttaysr. aud Morris Brooks, vi Charles
t0u.
Miss Rlue Nepdel was hostess to a
congsn,al party OF her lady friends, at
her home on Twelfth street, Friday az
ternoon, between the hours Of TWO aud
five O'Clock. The entertainment took
the form OF a thimbIe party, and was
complimentary % Miss Members guests,
Mrs Charles L. Meude.,of Minneapolis,
MINI, and Miss-Dunn, Of GalipoliS, ..
Tue residence was tasteiully decorated
with natural flowers aud plants. One
OF the diversions which furnished con-
siderable amusement, was botanical
guessing. The fayorS were handsome,
AMI they were awarded 10 Mrs. Harry
Nerdel and Mrs Cuas. Ii. fancy. An
excellent luncheon was discussed before
th4 guests departed The ladies pres
ant were Mesdames Geo. h. Wheat
James Neil, Geo. i. Caldwell, Frank
Caldwell, Craumar Caldwell, Cecil Rob-
-inson, DR.. Z. o. McMasters, j. P.Jepson,
Frank Booth, Frank stanton, w. .. w.
Cowden, j.. K. MendeI, f, LANCE, Il.
Robertson, A. Wilson, Frank Stamm, j..
y. Little, Chas. II. fancy, Lawrence
sands, a. A. Wheat, John Garden,
Caarles Cd. R0emer, y. Shaffer, Zana
Gibson, Frank Zook o. Rhodes, Dr..
Charles Frzze,, w. A. Wilson, George
H1suugs. George Wise, John Dickey.
Frank Hoffman, A. f. Hustled, j. Mat
trew., Charles Bailey, the Misses Nc
C.ure. the Misses Hare, and Misses
Hodge, Mary Vance aud Bird Wilson.
The Misses Gutmau, OF Thirteenth
street, entertained few friends at
cards Tuesday evening last. AT sea-
scua5'e hour appeuz.ug refreshments
were served, 20 which all did ample
Justice. Az twelve O'Clock the little
party adjourned, after voting their
Young hostesses delightful entertainers.
The semi-auDual hop at Mt. de Chan
tai took place Friday night The en-
tertalument opened With grand march,
after which the dancing began aud was
Re1tup ti.I about ten o'clock. At eight
refreshments were served. This hop
closes the first school session and is
given as a compensation for the extra
study required for the examinations.
The examinations ended few days ago
aud were generally satisfactory, giving
evidence OF good, steady work on the
ua-t OF teachers aud pupils. More sat
lsfactory was the am'a0iiity OF the
Young ladies who generously Overcame
the nervousness Incident To this trying
ordeal, and in spite OF few slips tried
20 DO credit 20 themselves aud their
teachers. All have begun the new SeS-
sion with an energy and good will that
give promise of great results by June.
The statement that 40 present Demo
crat could not De elected 10 wheeling
was proven fsllaci0us Tuesday evening,
for Qua thoroughly imoued with the es-
>euce OF Democracy was elected Presi-
dent OF the SNOWFALL Club
Bindings. that perhaps another,
SAILING GER lfe's solemn main,
A irr.. r1 aud slIpUrCcSed brother,
Hear.r-. uay Take heart again.
Al the home Of Miss Carrie Reed,
EuH street, was held an election ui ofh-
Gers. aud each of the prescott incum
bents was elected by reclamation,
thereby continuing che present regime
flr another term. Miss May Rose, Chap
line street, eutertains the club next
week.