Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

coming out with the doom Oh yuulu VI
/ their faces. after which the entertain
ment was concluded with very pretty
drill.
A very enjoyable social event of the
I past week was a surprise party rendered
Miss Laura Caldabaugh, at her home
on South Jacob street, on Friday even
ing by her Sabbath school class who
presented her with a handsomely
bound copy of the Methodist Hymnal,
the presentation being made by Mr..
Ed. Charnock on behalf Of the class.
Miss Caldabaugh was taken so COM
pietely by surprise that it was some
moments before she could respond.
On recovering she thanked the class in
q few well chosen words for their kind
remembrance. The evening was passed
in playing games Of various kinds until
II o'clock, when light refreshments
were served, after which the games
were resumed. Shortly after midnight
the guests departed, having passed
very enjoyable evening. Those present
Were Misses Maggie Cunningham, An
ME Wineke. Emma Smith, Annie Edge,
Grace Rulolg, Cora Conner, Clara
Smith, Nenie Carroll. Grace Foster,
Maggie Carroll and Lena Conner, and
Nessrs. Willard Hicks, Howard Smith,
Albert Cunningham, Charles Calda-
baugh, Gilbert Conner Mr.. Harper,
VIII Cunningham, John Caldabaugh,
AID Ed. CharuOck.
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The new bowling club met Thursday
evening and spent delightful session
rolling on the alleys at Wheeling Park
Al the conclusion of the games the
guests returned TO town on the ten
o'clock motor, and adjourned TO the
residence Of Misses Shirley and Mary
BTOckunier on North Main street, where
, a delightful luncheon was served
Miss Mamie Patterson made the highest
ladies' score al bowling, and Mr.. RObt
Gilchrist the highest geltleman's score.
The club will meet next Saturday night
and be entertained by Miss Hulda Del
aplain.
The Political Equality Club of Fair
mont, gave yellow tea in the hand
some home and grounds of Mrs. Jessie
Marley Of that place. 1t was quite
success in every way. the club making
clear twenty dollars, which they sent to
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Colt, chairman
Of the organization committee of the
National Suffrage Association, to be
used by her in the work. This week
the Suffrage Club of ManningtOn hope
to have a yellow tea, and make as
much money for the same object, as
was done in Fairmont.
$50
DIR. and Mrs. Brown entertained
select party of friends very pleasantly
ON the evening of the 26th, at their
handsome residence IN West Liberty.
The evening was spent in games of
various sorts to the enjoyment of all.
Most excellent music was furnished by
Miss Alyerda Curtis and the Misses
Britt of Wheeling. A delightful re-
past was served at II o'clock. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Spear, Mr..
and Mrs. b. l.. Rodgers Rev. and Mrs.
TrusSell. Mr. and Mrs Gardner, DR..
and Mrs Shorts. Dr.. and Mrs Jobes,
Mrs Col. Curtis. Mrs. VIM. Dunlap.
Miss Alverda Curtis, Miss Britt, Of
Wheeling, Miss Forester, Miss Hettie
Curtis.
Yesterday afternoon between the
hours of one and FIVE o'clock, little
Miss Elizabeth Grubb the interesting
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob w.
Grubb, entertained a number of her
young friends at her home at Echo
Point The little ones were received
by the hostess and made to enjoy them
selves at flying kites. blowing bubbles
and drawing prizes from a huge pie.
After two hours of unallOyed merri-
ment sweets of every description were
dispensed. after which the wee ones
departed reluctantly from the home
of their bright little hostess, who
seemed to understand the duties de-
VOlved upon her in spite of her tender
years. Those present were Nancy
Peterson, Mary Franzheim, Virginia
Sands, Eleanor Patterson, Helen
Mason, Jane Allen, Virginia Hoffman,
Nadelyne Bloch, Virginia Blue, Martha
Irwin Dorothy McMechen. Emily List.
Fannie Baer, Dorothy Bloch Eleanor
Holloway and Elizabeth Franzheim.
Masters Tingle Culbertson, Phil
Allen, Wilson Grub. Lee PAUL. Gene
Hildreth, Fairfield Peterson, Robert
Wheat and Charles Quarter.
Thursday ofthis week will he observed
AT the Carroll Club as Ladies' Day.
There will be promenade concert
from $50 until II o'clock. and the
ladies will serve light refreshments
throughout the evening.
The home Of Mr. N. f. Whitaker.
on South Chapline street. was the
scene Of a beautiful gathering on
Thursday afternoon. The event was
the regular weekly meeting of the
twentieth Century Girls Euchre Club.
The PLAYING began at two o'clock,
there being ten tables in operation.
The young ladies played with their ac-
CUstomed skill and as a result there
were a number of very close finishes
Miss Mabel Brown won the first prize.
an exquisite gold-mOunted card case
Miss Virginia Harrison won the sec
Ond prize. a book entitled March
Hares. Miss Ella Wright won the
lone hand prize with six punches
This was q beautiful picture frame
After some tempting refreshments had
been discussed the young ladies con-
versed ON the topics of the day. after
which ell repaired TO their homes. hav-
irS enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
The strangers present were Miss Dana.
OF Charleston: Miss Neil Bassen. of
Clarksburg and Miss Mabel Brown, of
Mt Lake Park.
PERSONALS.