Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

was followed by season OF Speechmak-
ipng. The following programme was
given to the accompaniment of enthu-
siastic applause: Our Maiden Eff
, fort Mr.. Oliver Beans; Our Club"
DR.. Bullard; The Ladies' Mr.. Will
Doulin; THE Gentlemen Mr.. Harry
Mcguire; "A Hot Time" Mr.. Frank
Kincheloe.. Mr. Kincheloe also recit-
ed little poem written by Mr.. Hanson
Crisswell, entitled Owed to the Club. :"
Tuesday evening at her home in
North Benwood, Miss Annie Wayne
pleasantly entertained a party of her
young friends in honor of the sixteenth
anniversary of her birth. A mandolin
club furnished music throughout the
evening, and at the conventional hour
luncheon was served.
The Moundsville Thimble Bee was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. James O'Niel.
Mr. George Noll, of Pleasant Valley,
gave a very enjoyable soiree 10 his
many friends Wednesday evening. the
affair taking place in Seibert's dancing
hall. Dancing was the principal fea
ture INDUCED in by about thirty guests.
to music by the Fulton Mandolin and
Guitar Club. At midnight refreshments
were served.
The measure party given Tuesday
night at the home of Rev. B. B. Evans,
as a benefit for the Zane Street NJ. E.
| church, was marked success. Of the
one hundred invitations issued, one
half were acknowledged by attend
ance, while the rest were responded to
by the absentees in the sending Of
! contributions 10 correspond with their
| height. 1t is estimated that between
| twenty-five and thirty dollars was re-
allied. At the conclusion of the meas
ure the guests spent pleasant even
! ing in music and conversation, and
were treated at the seasonable hour
with refreshments.
| Miss Clara Simpson was agreeably
| surprised to receive an unexpected call
from a large party of her friends at
| her home in Bellaire Monday evening.
| The affair was a Hallow Fen party,
, but was also arranged in honor of the
| birthday of the hostess. She received
q number of very handsome presents.
-
A number of McMechen friends of
Miss Eva Beaver Of Benwood, tender
ed her pleasant surprise Thursday
| evening.
Miss Matte Evans delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Otis Club
! of Martins Ferry, at the home of Mrs.
| Alex Dixon en- Burlington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wakeman gave
very enjoyable dinner party to a
number Of their friends at their home
in Bellaire Thursday.
Miss Della Riley charmingly enter
| tanned a party of her friends Thurs
| day evening at her home on the South
| Side, in compliment to her guest, Miss
! Henrietta Devine. of McKeesport, Pa.
The principal diversion of the evening
was dancing.
A farewell party was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. James
Conoway on Thirty-third street, in
compliment to Miss Stella OBrien, a
charming young lady, of Steubenville,
who has been guest for several
weeks of her cousin Miss lone Hig-
gins.
A very enjoyable apple bee was Civ
en- Tuesday evening at the home Of
| Mrs. George PetClis, on South Jacob
street.
Mr.. Homer Moore very pleasantly
entertained a party of his friends, in
his home in Martins Ferry Tuesday
evening.
Miss Cora Riggs gave a very pleas
ing soiree to a party of her friends at
her home in McMechen Thursday
evening.
Thursday evening Miss Pauline spi-
Ger gave dance for the entertainment
of a large party of her friends, at
Stanke's hall in Fulton. Prof Long
made the melody for dancing.
Mr.. Jason Vandine and Miss Lizzie
Crisswell were quietly married Mon
day after noon by the Rev j. H. Lit
tell, at his home on Fifteenth street
The Girls Saturday Afternoon Club
gave a claiming Hallow Fen party
Monday evening, at the home of Miss
Abbie Radcliffe, on Thirteenth street
The guests spent the hours merrily in
particiDatiOn in games and diver