Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-07

men. Inc society VIII be known as inc
bridgeport Literary and Debating So
ciety." Its object is to keep its mem
bers abreast of the times by free dis
cussion and debate on current events
and the studying of the lives and works
of eminent literary characters. A con-
stitution and bylaws were adopted for
the government of the society and Off
GERS elected, as follows: President,
Chester Franzell; Vice President Paul
r. Cooke: Secretary Treasurer, Chas.
Howell. The President appointed the
following committees: Finance, Roy
AdOlph. Leu CofFland and Bert Muhle
man; Programme, Prof. Will Riggs, l..
T. Springer and =. A. Enlow. The
society holds its next meeting next
Tuesday at 1870 p. m. at the same place,
when the following programme will be
discoursed: Round Table discussion Of
the Cuban question, led by L. 7.
Springer; Life and Works of Emerson,
Prof. VIM. Riggs; McKinley's Pros
pective Cabinet, p r. Cooke. All de-
alterations of the society will be under
strict parliamentary rule with Cushing
as authority. All members manifest
unbounded interest and enthusiasm.
and the success of the organization is
assured beyond a doubt.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the week occurred at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. McGlone, on South Jacob
street, Monday evening, being their
fifth wedding anniversary. They were
agreeably surpris ID by party of their
friends. Dancing and games were the
amusements Of the evening, after which
a tempting repast was served by the
hostess. Music was furnished by
O'Neil and Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clone were the recipients Of several
presents. including a fine rocker. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Alt
myer, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mcbride,
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Custer, MIR. and
Mrs. L. Murphy, Mrs. Uttermohlen'
Misses Joe Fischer, Lucy Altmyer, Ma
ME Brady, May Scheele, Bessie Ma
gers. Molle Lantry. Mamie Tucker,
Theresa and Cora Fischer, Jennie Coo
lev. Katie and Lena Kries, Maggie Ut
termohlen. Lizzie Ryder Maggie Allen,
Katie Harter. Jennie Curtis, Sadie Al
len. Mamie Ryder, Mary Allen, Messgs.
Joe Evil. Thos. Padden, II. Conroy, Ed.
Uttermohlen. Mr.. Conley. Geo. Frantz,
julius Custer. John Hagedorn, Fred
Wise. H. Jackson, John Neneman,
John McGlone, VIM. Kemp, Harry Mar
lowe. W. r. c.. Myers, Sam Altmyer,
Ed Bachman. n. A. Davis. VIM. Gray,
VIM. Boswell, Pierre Fischer, Mlcnael
Kelly, Jesse Knox, Will Grill, }. X.
Woodson and Raymond Uttermohlen.
The Spinsters, that charming assem-
blage of Wheeling society young iadles,
was handsomely entertained by MISS
Jessie Berger. at her spacious home on
Zane street Thursday afternoon. Eu-
chre was the amusement Of the after
noon. Miss Catherine Houser, CT Gao
H. by her clever playing, succeeded in
capturing the first prize, q beautifully
framed hand-painting. MISS b'anche
Hoge won the second prize, silver
penholder and pen. Tho afah was
thoroughly enjoyed oy all present.
Mrs Frank Hearne very delightfully."-
entertained few Of her mos. intimate
young married friends at six CLOCK
dinner Thursday at her residence ar
Hearnelee, on the National pike. The
affair was given in honor OF Hiss Col
Inns and Miss Distcn. Of Illinois.
The Married Peoples Whist CUB was
entertained by Mrs. Lieut.. Van Duzer,
at her home on FoIrJeent' street,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Or. l1usted
captured the novel iirst prize. year $
subscription for Harper Weekly. Mrs.
Reed Baird won the lone hand prize,
beautiful coin purse.
Matters social were very slow in Sisters
willie during the past week. and the only
event of a society nature was the birthday
party given Mr. Robert Mccormick by
his wife last Tuesday evening. Quite
number OF friends ws~s iREitsa b. Mrs.