Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09

was furnished by candles. trimmed IN
| mistletoe. An important ceremony
Nss the cutting of the cake, each guest
receiving slice which fit into paste
! board box presented for the purpose.
| One niece Of cake contained the epiph-
any ring. Mrs j. D. Cuibertson was
| the lucky recipient, and she was ac-
| corded the honor of being crowned
queen. The gentlemen engaged In a
! tourney with beans for honors, and
| MIR. Robert M. Browne was successful.
| The menu for the banquet follows:
Peppermint Cocktail.
| Muscles, on the Half Shell.
| Birds Nest Soup, a la Mellican Man.
. Crahapple Croquette, la Aschman.
Turtle Outlet, la Culbertson.
| Baked Flamingo. a la Brock.
Fillet of Zebra la Peterson.
| Cornpot of Frozen Peppers,a la Speidel
| Nightingale Livers On Toast, Ia Flick.
| Fri4asee OF Monkey, la Hearne.
Breast Of Swan, la Dubois.
ISatherWOod Punch, la Brown.
| washington Cream, Revenue Sauce,
la Scott.
Rectory Cheese and Holloway Crack
erS
Cordial ST. Matthew's.
Coffee and Cigars.
After the banquet, the coronation
| took place in the parlor. The throne
and dais were empowered in palms,
| while rugs and other furnishings were
| judiciously arranged Mrs Culbertson
| was crowned with wreath of flowers,
and King Browne received gold
| crown. The ceremony was accorpa-
| MED by piano music. The affair was
| novel, and very pleasing throughout
+; Mrs. Culbertson will remain queen I'M
| til next Epiphany, when the festival
| will be held at her homo.
~
| Misses Laura and Helen Caldwell
have inaugUrated an unique idea Of
entertaining throughout the winter
Last Friday evening they entertained
a party of friends complimentary to
Misses Pol!ack and Herbst, visitors
now in the city. The evening was
spent at whist. After an interesting
contest. an appetizing luncheon was
| served Those present were Misses
| Maynle McMasters, Carrie Herbt, Of
Allentown, Ia. Alice Pol]ack, of
| Ravenswood. Ills, Henrietta Rinehart,
| and MesSrs. Don Merriman, Latare Nc
Lain, Arthur Hubbard, Laurence
Wheat. Next Friday they will enter
tain in similar manner compliment
airy to Miss Mckee, OF Hagerstown, Nd.
The popular social organization OF
the South Side known as the Akorn
Klubb will give q hop Monday night
at the Pythian Temple.
~
Tuesday evening the Chancel Chap
ter of St Luke's p. E. church will be
entertained by Mrs. w. G. Gardiner
Who will be assisted by Mrs Murray
Springer. A silver Offering will be
made.
Friday coming Of this week Miss
| Eleanor Baird Caldwell of Pittsburg
| will deliver lecture on French art al
| Odd Fellows bali Her talk will be
confined TO the Renaissance, and will
be illustrated with lantern slides.
Miss Annie Eichenberg, Of McCol-
| locL street, entertained her friends at
her home Tuesday evening, assisted
! by Miss Clara Ashley Among those
! present from out Of town were: Miss
| Gates, of Batesville;, Miss Ray, OF
Martins Ferry; Mr. Sheckman and
Mr. John M. Collins, Of Cleveland
Dancing and cards were the chief
a1nuse1nents OF The evening. At mid
night tempting luncheon was served
Music was rendered by Prof Mayer, OF
! Sistersville
Mr.. William Ketler, a member OF
the clerical force Of the Riverside iron
company, was rendered an agreeable
| 1>,r, If II, f,;Ar Il -,
his home on South Jacob street Thurs
day evening, in honor Of the anniver-
sary OF his birth. The evening was
pleasantly spent in social amusements
supplemented by refreshments.
~
Miss May Gebhart Hospitality enter
tanned a party of her friends at her
home on South Jacob street Tuesday
| evening. Excellent music was rem
dered by mandolin and guitar club
Several local members of the alum
nj association OF Jefferson Medical
! College. Of Philadelphia, VIII attend
a banquet to be given at the college
On the 18th inst.
At the residence of Nj. W. r
Stoops, on Market street, Misses
| bldncIe anu Stelld heynoluS were al
home to a number OF their friends
| Thursday evening. Various social di
versions furnished enjoyment for the
gests. MIR. VIM. Nickerson executed
| several pleasing violin solos
Mr.. Thomas Dcugherty was pleas
antly surprised by number of his
friends Thursday evening at his home
| on Fifteenth street He received a
number of useful and handsome pres
| 5a4 4UD Hug OF