Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-27

mittees: Carnival, Nick plru
Schambra, Hermann Fredricks PRs
mann Schambra, Martin Rnn. HeF,
reception, Lou Bartens, Ed Vasga6er
Brandfass, Gus Schneider, Ior I'S' leo,
F. Ostermann, Fred Branfass@ Noll,
Kurtz, August Kober. 49, jog,
The Bouquet Club pleasant,
tanned large number of friend u'ef'
a dance at Seibert's pavilion WoN WIN
night. ''oAQay
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Nolte bosnf+.,,
entertained congenial party Of q
friends Monday evening at t6olr tYuelf
on South Chapline street. DOns
The final meeting before Lem
the Charity Whist Club. was Of
Monday afternoon at Ae reside,.AV'a
Mrs. w. A. Isett, on North ~ Of
street. Two hours were spent in ~.
fascinating game indicated bv "a
name of the club. after which refr. Is
ments were served. The club viii viii Sa'
entertained on Easter Monday bv ~ % @
and Mrs. Platoff Zane at their y LINZ MI
try home. wig
Mrs. J. R. PAUL entertained 49,.
Der OF her lady friends at the Gu IN
House Monday afternoon in rorou H4
ment to Miss Nettie McKennon p'I,
Washington, Pa. who is the .gl,est y.
friends in this city.
The attendance at the military So,
at Morgantown last Monday avoris
was larger than ever before Savosss",
Wheeling persons were guests M.
decorations were more elaborate Az
music was better, the floor was in h 'Is
ter condition, the finest refresbmsn..
were served and everything abont ~
affair eclipsed all former efort.
Guenther. of Pittsburg, furnished ~.
music. The biological hall was usaS
for the dancing, and the refresbmartu-
were served shortly after midnigbt u,
one of the rooms on the second Zoo.
OF University Hall. The dancing bo
gan at nine o'clock and continued Nm.
til four on Tuesday morning. The on
tire cadet corps was present in nnj
form on guard duty, and the gentle
men IN attendance, or as MANY n
them as were entitled to. were in mt.
form. The scene was a brilliant ma
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Lillian Nesline, on North Main street
the Wild Rose Sewing Circle was Or.
ganized, and the following officers vera
appointed: Miss Lillian Nesline pres.
dent; Miss Mamie Jordan, vice pras.
dent; Miss Catherine OLeary, Score.
tary; Miss Nettie Leech, treasurer
Their next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Catherine O'Leary, of the
North End.
Miss Hubbard delightfully."- entg-
tanned a number of her friends FRIDAY
evening at the home of her father
Hon W. p Hubbard, at Pleasant Val
ley, in compliment to her guests, Miss
Kelly, of Worcester, Mass; Miss Ray
of Canada and Miss Schubart, of Gin
cinnati. Drive whist was the order Of
the evening, six tables being occupied
by the players. The first ladies prize
fell to Miss Schubart and the doubtful
honors to Miss Kelly. Mr. Claire
O'Neill was the successful gentleman
and the consolation prize was awarded
to DR.. Storer. The hours were from
seven until eleven o'clock.
~
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Sec
ond Christian church gave very sue
cessful social and supper Friday even
ing.
The Island Literary Club members
were pleasantly entertained last even
ing by Miss Edna Sturgess, at her nome
on South York street.
The Misses Eckhardt were hos
tesses to a party Of their friends al
their home on the South Side Friday
evening. The usual social amuse-
ments occupied the attention OF tne
guests until midnight, when refresh
ments were partaken OF.
The Shakespeare Club, OF Marlln =
Ferry, was pleasantly entertalheo Ell r,r
day evening at the home OF MISS I'll"
Inglebright.
There was very pl0co4H5 ""
toms Birthday celebration TUESDAY d.
the home of Mr.. Joseph Green, IN L Fla-
delphia. MI Green's two chlIureu'
George and Martha, entertained a con-
genial party of their young FRIENDS IN d
very happy manner. Various oiFel
sions were provided for the en]oyt!ne'In.
of the guests, and an appe'i]'"s
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Thursday evening at eight cio,N'
at the residence of the brides parents
on South Eoff street, a very pIe'I
and interesting nuptial ceremony Sa'
performed in the presence Oh D i-
assemblage of relations and friehas ~
the happy principals. The brlae va wa
Miss Mary e. Barger. a charming any
estimable young lady, and the groom
Mr. Howard Klein, of the PAN hanle
clerical force. The attendants , "3
Mrs Minnie Warneke, MISS Mo- "5
Jones. and Messrs. Chester Lewis AZ
Remick Truxell. The bride wore p'
coming costume OF white silk trli lllIl.
with orange blossoms, and her nia'4'
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