Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24

extensive scale, and the bazaar prom
ises to be one Of the notable social
events preceding the holidays.
A number of Island ladies met at
the home of Mrs. &C. H. Watkins, Fri
day afternoon, and discussed plans for
entertainments of social nature,
with flavor of charity, to be given
during the winter.
The Arcadian Club, of Martins
Ferry, was delightfully."- entertained
Friday evening by Miss Maggie Raj
ston, at her home on Fourth street.
The Thimble Bee, of Martins Ferry,
held its first meeting at the home of
Misses Clara and Beta Sheets. About
twenty ladies were present, including
a number of visitors from Wheeing,
and all spent very pleasant after
noon.
The retail druggists enjoyed an out
ing Thursday afternoon at the Har-
vest Home, on Twenty-ninth street
Several hours were spent in bowling,
after which luncheon was served.
Between the hours of four and s: so
O'Clock Thursday evening, the ladies
of the Vance Memorial church at AL
tenheim, served an old fashioned
country dinner, which was accorded
the patronage which the menu and the
object of the affair richly deserved
i 4
The Mozart Singing Society opened
its winter season in most suspicious
manner Thursday evening, with a con-
cert and ball at the home of the organ
ization, corner of Jacob and Thirty
eighth streets. The concert pro-
gramme embraced a number of very
pleasing choruses by the society, and
solo numbers by Mrs. Flora Williams,
Chas. Zulauf, and others. The dance
programme embraced all the popular
numbers, and was not concluded until
long after midnight.
Four popular young society ladies
have formed an organization which
they have styled the Four Leaf Glover.
The members are Misses Martha
Clarke, Gertrude List, Lily Vance, and
Martha List. The first meeting was
held last week, at the home of Miss
Clarke, and proved a delightful affair
throughout. Miss Babcock, of Cleve-
land, who is guest of Miss Clarke,
was present. At nine o'clock an ex-
cellent supper was prepared and
served by the young ladies them
selves. The Clovers will entertain
four gentlemen friends once in each
fortnight.
Miss Dean Moore entertained a num-
Der of her friends with an ENJOYABLE.
old-fashioned apple pairing party at her
home in West Wheeling Thursday ev-
ening.
Mr.. II. Helrigel, popular B. & o.
engineer, was united in marriage to
Miss Anna J. Miller. an estmable
young lady of Cameron, on September
Sd. The affair was very quiet and
the news leaked out last week to the
surprise of their friends. The care-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Montgomery, and on the following
/ morning Mr.. and Mrs. Helrigel left for
Pittsburg and other points in West
ern Pennsylvania, returning to visit
| relatives and friends in this city.
When they reached Cameron they
found home already furnished by the
groom.
The Monday Night Club, of Bridge
port, was pleasantly entertained last
week by Miss May Bags, of Kirkwood.
Mrs. c. w. Driehorst, of Caldwells
Run. was the victim of a surprise party
/ Monday evening. at Meyers Hall. on
the South Side. the occasion being the
twenty-first anniversary of her birth.
j During the evening musical selections
were rendered by Misses Nettie Dire
horst and Jennie Bowman and Profs.
Myers and Cooper. Mrs. Driehorst re-
ceiveds a number Of handsome pres
ents. IAN excellent supper was served
at midnight. Among those present
we're L. Pultz and wife. Mrs. C. w.
0riehorst. Mrs. Fred Scheehle. Mrs. J.
Baker, Mrs A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kuhston, Mr. and Mrs c. Yancy, Mr..
ana Mrs. L. c. Driehorst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raspberry, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Frederick,
NJ and Mrs E. Frederick. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. G..
Serge Mr.. and Mrs B. Alderman. Mr..
and Mrs H. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs Sea-
m4n. Misses Kate Shafer. Mollie Miller.