Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-13

H. B. Baguley, Fred c. H. Schwert-
ferger, Edw. B. Franzheim, George
Hook, Conrad Hirsch, N. P. Whitaker,
D. e. Morgan, Jr., and David Kraus.
One of the most delightful card par
ties OF the winter was given by Mr..
and Mrs. John Frew, Friday night at
their handsome home on Fourteenth
street, complimentary to their house
guest, Mrs. Roseman Gardner, of Steu-
benville. Twelve tables were required
Tor the players, and the evening was
devoted to progressive euchre. The
contests continued until after eleven
clock, when the guests partook OF
delectable refreshments. The prizes
were awarded to the successful play
! ers by Hon. John o. Pendleton. First
honor among the ladies fell to Miss
| Kate Caldwell, of Texas, who received
handsome picture. Mrs. DR.. Frissell
made the next highest number of pro-
| gressions, and was awarded a pretty
| cut glass salve box. Mr.. James Neill
! won the first gentlemen's prize, a
| cork screw, mounted upon a boar
| tooth. The second prize, a pipe rack,
| fell to Mr. OF Rhodes. The winners
| of consolation prizes were Mrs. J.
| Merriman and Mrs. Charles Hardman.
of Steubenville, the former receiving a
| china lyonaise dish, and the latter a
| bisque pen wiper. The decorations
were lavish and tasteful. The chan
| deliers were entwined with smilax and
| carnations. and the mantels were
| banked with potted and cut flowers.
| Palms and other exotics were placed
! about the parlor and Railways.
The annual masque carnival Of the
| Arion will be given at the club house
| on Twentieth street tomorrow night,
| and it promises to be a very elaborate
| entertainment A costumer from the
| East. will be in the city to-day with a
| great variety of suits for the gentle
| men and gowns for the ladies. The
| ball room and dining hall will be APP
propriately decorated. The affair will
| be in charge Of the amusement COM
| mittee, composed of Messrs. F. Rest
! er, c. A. Schafer. Fred w. Colmar, w.
| A. Driehorst, Henry Bieberson AM
DR.. w. H. thinner.
What promises to be one of the
most delightful Valentine parties, will
| be given at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
! H. Hearne, on South Front street to-
morrow evening. The invitations.
| which were sent out last week, were
| in the shape of a heart, and conveyed
! the information that the order of the
evening will be progressive hearts.
The affair will be complimentary to
Mrs Hearne's guest, Miss Nettie Nc
kennon, of Washington, Pa.
The young ladies of the Chancel
Chapter of st. Matthews P. E. church
gave a very successful supper Friday
evening. 1t was served in the lee
ture room. The attendance was large,
and the receipts reached very graft
flying amount 1t is hardly necessary
to state that the menu could not have
been improved upon, and if there was
anything lacking in the service, the
patrons forgot it in looking into the
bright eyes and smiling faces OF the
mattresses. There were five tables,
and the committees in charge were as
follows, namely: Number one, Misses
Mamie Grub and Sue Caldwell, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles w. List, Misses
Martha Caldwell and Ida Updegraff,
and Mrs. Clark Hamilton number two,
Misses Hulda Delaplain and Mary Nc
Mechen, assisted by Mrs. Chas. II.
Simpson and Misses Name and Holly
Patterson; number three, Misses Gus
sic Wright and Lucy Brown assisted
by Mrs Gibson Lamb and Misses Flor