Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-15


The Married Peoples Euchre Club
held their meeting at Mrs. Mary Della
plains home on Chapline street, Friday
afternoon. Quite a number of visitors
were present. among whom were Miss
Souyes. of Terre Haute, Ind; Miss Su-
ter, of Philadelphia: Miss Prather, of
Pittsburg, and Miss Raimey. A pleas
ant afternoon was spent over the
cards. and Mrs. John Riheldaffer was
fortunate in securing the first prize,
which was a beautiful water color.
Mrs J. H. Hall got the second prize, a
drop dish, and Mrs. John Nloffat re-
ceived a beautiful rubber plant as
third prize.
Mrs. Alex Glass gave a luncheon at
her home on Thirteenth street. Thurs
day. in honor of Miss Souves, of Terre
Haute. Ind, who is the guest of Miss
Whitaker.
A great deal of interest attaches to
the leap year dance to be given in Egg
erter Hall the night after Thanksgiv-
ing. A great many visitors are expect
ed to be here at that time. and it is
hoped that it will be as great success
as the last dance given by the young
ladies' The committee in charge of
the affair are: Misses Martha OFT,
Ethel Bailey, Laura and Helen Cald-
well.
The ladies of the Second Presbyter-
ian Church are making great prepare
tons for the bazaar to be given at Arion
Hall November 18th and goth. 1t will
be in charge of the following named la
dies:
Fancy Booth-Miss Agnes Wilson,
chairman. Misses Addie Barnes, Alma
Hubbard. Anna Carnahan, Anna Irwin,
Mrs. n. Etz.
Doll Booth-AIrs John Moffat, chair
man. Mrs. William Dudley, Mrs. Harriet
DalzeH. Louise Hubbard Carrie Fort
ney, Lottie Ritter.
Candy Booth-Mrs. William Fee,
chairman, Mrs Thomas Moore, Mrs.
Harry Vain. Misses Dottie Brill, Lulu
Franzell. Myrtle Clark, Maria Holiday,
GOldie Moore, Birdie TruXell and Bes-
sic Evans.
Domestic Booth-Mrs. Henry OFT,
chairman. Mrs. Robert Dalzell, Mrs.
Robert Simpson, Mrs. Arthur Dunn,
Mrs. Joseph Speers, Misses Fanny
Rhodes. Nettie McCOmbs, Carrie Stree
line and Lizzie DOdridge.e
Lemonade Booth-Miss Laura Dali
zell. chairman, assisted by several
young ladies.
Package BOoth-Miss Lizzie Jones,
chairman Misses Mary MOffat, Bessie
porl-1or- onH Apnfa Dbi1liDg
Museum-Mr Will Carnahan, chair
man, Misses Kate Ritter, Ella Ober-
man. Temp Garden and Clara Wallace.
Japanese BoOth-Mrs. George Ebel-
ing, chairman, Misses Della Riley Mar
Gle Koch and Emma Klieyes.
Refreshments Mary Mckee,
chairman. Mrs Herbert Nesbitt, Mrs.
Morris Walters. Misses Carrie Koch,
Lou Evans Nellie Gillispie, Fannie
Lynn. Minnie Meek. Katherine Hupp,
Edith Carr, Essie Carnahan and Ber-
tina Reed.
The supper room will be in charge of
Mrs. Albert Fortney. assisted by the
following named ladies': Mrs. Chas.
Reed. Mrs r. c. Moffatt, Mrs Maggie
DalzeH. Mrs Thos. Carr and Miss Title
Fortnev. Supper will be served both
evenings from five until eight, and lUn-
cheOn on Friday from eleven o'clock
until two.
A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed Mr. Geo Gundling, Jr., at his home
on Sixteenth street, last Wednesday
evening. Music and dancing were the
principal amusements. Mr.. John Gaus
4 .oH ~
led by the mandolin and guitar club
who furnished the music. About If
teen couples were present Supper was
served at midnight.
Miss Margaret Warner delightfully."-
entertained a number of her friends
with pop corn party last Monday
evening at her home on Twelfth street.
1t has Just leaked out that Officer
Charles Och has been married to a
young lady of Youngstown, Ohio. The
wedding took place October LIST Mr..
and Mrs. Och will reside with Mr. Och's
parents in the North End.
About thirty young society persons of
both sexes. gave a bowling party at Vince
ling Park Thursday evening. which prov
ed very enjoyable. The affair was ar
ranged 10y Frank Hare. Charles Wheeler.
and others.
Friday evening the young ladies of the
Mt. de Chautal Academy gave a dramatic
entertainment i'm the music hall of the in
sutution. which proved very successful.
The young ladies rewarded the performers
with generous applause throughout the
action OF THE Mouse Trap. very anus
ing farce from the pen of William Dean
HoweHs Those who took part In the pro-
durtion were Misses Lena Dent Ruth
Wolf. Grace Armstrong. Emma Forbes,
Mary Mckinley. Emma Kirk, and Eleanor
McCrackeu.
The entertainment which was given
Thursday and Friday evenings by the
Young Ladies' Society of the church Of the
immaculate Conception. attracted large
and appreciative audience. and was COM
pIcte success i'm every respect.
The many friends Of Mr.. Henry Seamon.
of Caldweus Ruin. gave q dance at the
rooms OF the Silver Leaf Club. on the
South side. Tuesday evening. in honor OF
The twentieth anniversary Of his birth. \
large thronc was present. and the ocCa-
sion proved a source of unauoycd pleas
ure.
The Literary Section or the Ar'on Sing
ing Society gave a reception at tle Arion
club buildug Tuesday evening. comph-
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