Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17

Stipes. Those present were. Misses
Gertrude Hare. Emma Ackard, Annie
Thesis, Minnie Fleming, Annie vog-
Ter, Carrie Hess, BERTHE Flemming. Lena
Kruger. and Messrs. Harry Snyder.
Edgar Youngener, Georgia Topic,
Eddie Chaplin. Charles Silves, Oscar
| Weitzell. Martin Colmar and George
| Warner.
/ The Rosette Club. of the South Side
nave completed arrangements for their
seventh annual party. to be given at
/ rythian castle on Monday evening,
NoVemo Der eth. killmeyer will tickle
the worries for the occasion. Invita-
tions VIII be out in few days.
| Charles 'IcCollough last Thursday
nisht save a very enjoyable soiree at
Pleasant Valley to ten couples of his
! friends The early part of the even
ing was spent in an interesting contest
| al eucnre. and was followed by dane
| ing 10 the music Of the Fulton Mando-
I'm and Guitar Club. After refresh
| ments at the usual hour. the terpsi-
cnorean art was continued into the
| wee hours Of the morning and the
guests dispersed.
Mr.. George Lingarran gave a ban
quet at the Howell House Thursday
evening, for the members of the
Orpfeus Singing Sc iety. one o. Wheel
lng's new and most popular musical
organizations. There were also a
number OF invited guests, not members
Of the society, several ladies being in
GUIDED. The guests gathered around
the festal board about nine O'Clock.
The menu was elaborate. embracing all
the seasons substantials and deli
cacles. The service left no room for
improvement. 1t was a scene of
much meTriment. and When the time
for departure came, the guests were
reluctant to go. The guests also lis
tened to excelleB musical numbers in
the parlor, this feature adding much
to the pleasure of the evenings enter
tainment. Mr.. Lingaman proved a
capital host
The Twentieth Century Girls will en-
terrain their gentlemen friends with a
Halloween party at the union barn at
Echo Point. on the evening Of October
30th. The affair promises to be quite
an elaborate function.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diegmiller enter
tanned number Of their friends at their
home on North Main street last We'd
nesday evening, in honor of their guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slender, of New
Martinsville.
The Turner's will give their opening
dance at their hall TUESDAY evening
October Goth. Prof Killmeyer will
make the music.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs. /
Andrew Alderman. Of Twenty ninth !
street, Friday night. in honor of the 1
twenty-ffth anniversary of her birth, /
and very pleasant evening was spent .
by those present, among whom weref
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Kuntzen, Mr..
and Mrs. George Serge. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Yensen. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Spears and many others.
Mr. Alderman and wife proved excel
lent entertainers. At midnight an elab-
crate spread bed6cked the festive board.
of which all partook heartily. Mrs.
Alderman was the recipient of many
handsome presents.
The Shakespeare Club. Of Martins
Ferry, was very pleasantly entertained
Friday evening at the home OF Miss Ella
Ca-sa-ailaall
The Good Templars, of Bellaire. gave
a cry pleasing and successful birthday
social at their home Friday evening.
A very quiet wedding took place in
Pittsburg Thursday in which the prin-
cipals were popular young Wheeling
persons. The groom was Mr.. Paul
Mink and his bride was Miss Alice NJ
Walters, who has been ticket seller at
the Wheeling Park gates this summer.
One of the most delightful affairs of |
the week was the whist party at the ,
home of Mrs. Lewis Steenrod, out the /
National road, yesterday afternoon. 1t .
was given in honor of Mrs. LiZette |
Laughlin, who will leave tomorrow
for Japan to spend the winter Mrs. /
Steenrod is a member Of the Charity .
Whist Club, and all the ladies' of that .
organization were among her guests. /
The home of the hostess was very
tastefully decorated for the occasion. /
The mantels were banked wish flowers, I
plants were placed about the rooms,
and the chandeliers were artistically f..
entwined with greens. Claret punch .
was served to the guests throughout the /
afternoon. The contests We're very in
teresting and the favors to successful .
players were handsome Mrs. Smith, Of .
New York, who is a guest Of Mrs. Frank .
J. Hearne. was tied for first honors with 4
Mrs. w. w. Arnett. and was awarded ,
the first prize, beautiful Dresden .
china cup and saucer, Mrs Arnett Sc
curing a Dresden china call bell. The |