Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10

INDUCED in and toothsome reflections
were served.
An ENJOYABLE dance was given at the
Moundsville Opera House Thursday
evening by number of young society
persons in that city. Among the
guests were several members OF the
Minuet Club of Wheeling, who re-
turned to their homes on the last car
over the BenwoOd & Southern electric
line. -usic was furnished by Miss
BERTHE Hall.
Miss Mary Eta Weaver charmingly
entertained a party of her friends Fri
day evening az her home IN Mounds
Vile Dancing was the principal d.
version of the evening.
Thursday evening. at her home IN
Moundsviile. Miss Meta Brooks was
hostess TO party of her friends. The
hours were spent in playing games,
and refreshments were served at mid
night
The Entertainers. an organization
of young persons Of Martins Ferry,
viii give an entertainment in the
Opera House in that city during the
third week in February, for the benefit
of the town clock fund.
Miss Clara Sheets was the charming
hostess Wednesday evening to a num-
Der of her friends at her home, The
Films Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Emma S. Odds was rendered
farewell reception Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Warren Baggs, in
Bridgeport. Some excellent vocal and
instrumental musical selections were
rendered during the evening. Re
freShments were servd at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Neidert pleas
antly entertained a party of their
friends at their home in Upper Ben
wood Tuesday evening. in honor of the
fOrty-Grst anniversary Of the birth OF
the host.
The combined lodges of the Shield of
Honor gave a very successful dance at
Mozart hall Thursday evening.
The Carroll Literary and Dramatic
Club held a very interesting meeting
/ wednesday eveniEs.at which an eX-
I cellent programme of vocal solos and
j addresses was rendered.
The Mercantile Club. of Bellaire,
will give a dance in Armory hall on the
/ evening of January IA.
The Lo-ing Mission Band of the Sec
/ end Presbyterian church, of Bellaire,
I were pleasantly entertained Monday
evening by Miss Eunice Milligan.
The Suiusters were handsomely en-
tertained by Miss Lily Vance at her
home on North Main street Thursday
afternoon al spider some of the young
ladies showing great skill with the
dCminos. Miss Hulda Delaplain won
the first prize. a medallion tip salve
lar Miss DistOn. of Illinois. took the
second prizc, a Dresden china plate.
The visitors present were Misses
Hearnc. of Cadiz. Post, of Clarksburg,
Tumaun. of PittsbUrg, Clark, of Louis
vile. and Carroll of Baltimore.
Miss Nayme McMasters entertains
with a progressive euchre party at her
residence on Chapline street tomorrow
evening complimentary to Misses
Emma ard Alice Kelsey, Of Pitts
burg.
W.. A. Delaplain. after a few days
visit in the city, has returned to his
home in Ohio.-Charleston Gazette.
The Monday Night Club. of Bridge
port. resumes tomorrow evening after
q three weeks vacation. which was
necessary. as several members of the
club were away for the holidays. The
club win De entertained by Miss Mary
BagCs. and the evening will be devoted
20 art Something of the period in
which art reached its height espec-
tally that of painting, the last part OF
he fifteenth and first half of the six
teeuth century, will be considered. A
paper ON Da Vince, Michael Angelo
and Raphael will De read by Miss Clara
p. Forbes. and one on Rosa BOnheur
Dr. Miss Lucy Baggs. with the poem,
"The Painter of Seville recited by
Miss Mary Bags. will conclude the
regular programme, after which the
members Of the club will describe noted
paintings and general conversation
will be directed TO the art schools of
America.
/ Thursday evening. at his home on
/ the Island. Mr.. John Friedel pleasantly
entertained the employees at his store
with q course supper Later an en-
+ ioyable season was spent in social
/ intercourse.
/ Thursday evening Misses Angie and
f Nellie Terrill. of Martins Ferry, were
surprised in a very pleasant manner
by number of their Wheeling friends,
who Unexpectedly came over and spent
the evening with them. Fifteen cou-
ples. including the mandolin club, made
up the happy gathering that spent the
evening in very pleasant manner.
+ At a seasonable hour refreshments of
a tempting nature were served.
The hop to be given on next Thurs
dav by the Mercantile Club, of Bellaire,
in honor of visiting young ladies.
PROMISES to be one OF the leading events
[ of the season. Quite number OF
Wheeling. Martins Ferry and Bridge
port society folks will be down to at
tend.
Miss Clara Somehow entertained
FRIDAY night at her home in honor of
Miss Rose Addison. of Grafton, Miss
Nettie Wolf. of Cincinnati, and Miss
Bessie Adler. of Pittsburg.