Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-25
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vocal numbers by the singing section,
Mrs. Flora Williams, Jacques Front,
Misses Flora Morgan, Bertha Schultz,
Ed. w Stifel and Dr. o. w. BurdattS,
and instrumental numbers by Misses
Amanda and Ida Spell, and Henry
Weller. The concert was given under
the efficient direction Of Prof. Her
mann Schockey. 1t was followed by
a dance programme of twenty numbers,
which was very pleasantly fulfilled.
From 1870 until l o'clock supper was
served in the dining hall. The affair
was in charge of the amusement COM
mittee of the Arion and proved success
full, as are all the affairs Of the Arion.
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The farewell reception to the Rev.
R. Rush Swope, D. D., rector OF st.
Matthew's p. E. Church. which was
given at the palatial suburban resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs 3. w. Peterson,
in Woodsdale, Friday evening, was one
of the most brilliant affairs OF the
winter. In response TO the general in
vitation which was extended to the
friends Of DR.. Swope, about three hun
dred persons went out. The hours
were from eight to eleven, and during
that periOd there was a constantly NOV
ing throng of visitors The decora-
lions were elaborate and exceedingly
tasteful. The interior adOrnments or
the house are in themselves very hand
some. but when to these were added a
judicious display Of cut and potted flow
ers and tropical plants, the effect was
charming in the extreme. On the
broad veranda Oriental rugs were
placed. and the seats were shaded with
palms and acacias The guests were
received in the parlors by DR.. and Mrs.
Swope. and the Vestrymen OF st. Mat
thew's and their wives. The receiving
party included Senator and Mrs. y. b.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Jefferson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Dubois Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Holloway, DR.. and Mrs. 6. a.
Aschman, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus p. FLICK,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hearne, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Culbertson. Dur
ing the evening ices and other light re-
freshments were served by a committee
of ladies composed Of Misses Martha
Caldwell. Sue Caldwell, Emma Wheat,
Hulda Delaplain. Eliza Speidel, Lucie
Ramey. Mary Campbell, Mamie Grub,
lydia Good. Eleanor Howell, Emily
Campbell. Elsie Whitaker, Mamie Pat
terson and Mary Belle Howell. The
number and prominence of the guests
attests the esteem in which Dr. Swope
and his estimable wife are held. An
other pleasing reception in their honor
was given Wednesday evening at Alt
enheim. DR.. Swope will depart to-
morrow for Biltmore \. c.. to assume
charge of the Episcopal congregation
at that place.
The Twentieth Century girls were
entertained at Progressive Euchre on
Thursday afternoon by Miss Mary II.
Moffat at her residence on South Chap
line street. There was full attendance
Of the club. and the afternoon was
pleasantly spent wrestling with the
pasteboards At the conclusion of the
game a dainty and refreshing luncheon
was served. The prizes were then given
to the winners. The first, handsome
picture, was captured by Miss Lydia
b. Good. The second prize, a book, was
awarded to Miss Annie Bonham, of
Jersey City, and the lone hand prize,
beautiful cut glass silver mounted salye
lar, went to Miss Martha d. Caldwell.
A promenade concert will be given
in the Mcclure House parlOrs next
Thursday evening, under the auspices
OF the Kings Daughters Of st. Mat
thew's Church. Mrs. Geo. B. Cald-
well is at its head and the programme
will contain the following names:
Mesdames Whitaker, Tatum, Wagner,
Williams, Holloway, Misses Houser,
Pollock and Mr. Zulauf.
The Central Garden Club will give
dance at their club room "Wednesday
evening. Killmeyer will play.
Miss Julia Gaughau, popular young
lady of the Eighth ward, pleasantly en-
tertained number Of her friends at her
home on South Water street, Friday
evening.
Friday evening. at the home Of her
parents, on Virginia street, Miss Floe
Carroll entertained her young friends
at cards.
A very enjoyable party was rendered
her many girl friends by Miss Mary
Boring. on Sixteenth street, last Thurs
dav night. on account of her eleventh
birthday anniversary. All kinds Of
games were played, and at seasonabIe
hour refreshments were served.
Mrs. Robert J. Reed entertained the
Married Ladies' Euchre Climb Friday af-
ternoon at her home on Twelfth street.
Each guest was presented with a dainty
basket as she progressed. her score be-
ing kept by placing tiny colored candy
egg in the basket. Mrs. Harry S. Sands
was the lucky lady and was presented
with very handsome green chair. Mrs.
c. H. Simpson captured the second
prize. a large tankard. Miss Martha D.
Caldwell won the visitors prize, pretty