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

TUNED until a. m, when M
departed perfectly satisfied HAT suests
ly enjoyable social season had I b
spent. 'ssl
The Kings Daughters of the IT,.
Presbyterian church gave a yer, LUG
cessful and enjoyable entertainr Su.'
last evening, after which exeena ,r,-54i
freshments were served. mr. =
The Fort Henry Council ~
Grand Orient, will give a I'm
Mozart hall next Thursday eyen;. al
which promises to be quite eo.;-S
event in the lower end of thu az.
Mayors orchestra will furnish n,,.}
on this occasion. >.
The Valmars will entertain a..
| friends with dance at the pytb#
Castle Thursday, February 18th pr,
Killmeyer will furnish the music w. q.
the occasion. A pleasant time is ~
ticipated az
| The Misses Brockunier welco,...
their friends to a buffet lunchoan4t
| in honor Of their guests. Tho NTH
| Yce, of Chicago, Ills, Saturday ron,
they were assisted by Miss Kare III
| lett, Miss Effie Lewis Miss Flora NJ,
son, Miss Martha List, and Miss Mr..
Simpson. White narcissius maid:
hair fern and other delicate snrin.
/ flowers were combined with HgFtl
candles in lavish decorations esnen;,i
| ly in the dining room. Some t1irt,
four young ladies were present N
regretted to learn that the Misses W,
leaves US Monday.
! At the home of Mr. and Mrs T ~
Meyer, on South Chapline street mi
day evening, there was sunr5..
! gathering, the occasion being m.
twenty-6fth anniversary Of their msr
riage. After an imprompu music
1 programme the guests adjourned f.
4 the dining room, where an elegart
| luncheon was spread
80
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. HodgmaD n
| Moundsville, entertained their friend,
last Thursday evening at their rat.
| dence in the Orchard The pvanir,
was spent in progressive euchro. AMI
| there were several very exciting coli.
| tests. Messrs. C. r. Oldham. r.. h.
Meighen and Friend Cox each had ta-
! same number of scores for the gentle.
| mems prize, but the last named gen
| tleman was awarded it, The ladies
| prize was awarded to b. B. McMaeaor
as be played with them in order 10 I'M
| out the Set. Mr.. J. T. Gallaher AHA
Mrs. Y. A. Weaver each had THE same
! number of scores for lone hands. ani
| the judges finally rendered their do
| cision in favor of Mr. Gallaher. F. H..
/ Blake captured the consolation prize
! After this an elegant supper was serl.
ed, after which the guests departed,
having had a very enjoyable time,
Miss Anna Hooten, of Moundsvila.
was the hostess to about thirty Of ha-
friends last Friday evening at her
home on Fifth street. Progressive
euchre was the main diversion, ana
the affair was one OF the leading so-
| ciety events of the week. The prizes
were all hotly contested for and ra-
suited in Mrs. S. A. Hawk taking the
ladies', MIR. S. A. Hawk The gentle
! mans, Col Phil A. Shafer tho 0na
hand, and Phil Martin the consolation
prizes. After the games were PLAYED
a tempting luncheon was served which
was enjoyed by all who were present
~
Mr. and Mrs. S. a. Hawk were hN.
and hostess To a cOngenial party Il
friends in their private parlor at th
penitentiary, at Moundsylle, on Mon
day evening last Progressive euchr
was the diversion Of the evening, am
the war waged merrily from eight uH
til eleven o'clock, after which de'lcioi
/ refreshments were served. When tl
scores were counted IL was found thA
Mrs. Vinton A. Weaver had won th
ladies prize, a beautiful HaFi'aN
china cream and sugar. Mr AieA
Updegraff won the gentLemans pll..
a silver desk blOtter. Mr. Jouh
Gallaher was the winner Of the Io'
hand prize. a volume Of Quo Eaaf
Mrs. Douglass Bruce captured the c2o
ISOLATION prize, brass ink wen. Apo.
twenty-five guests were pIesont "u
the affair was one Of the society e'tA
OF the week.
Miss Mary e. Green. of South IgH
street, and Mr.. S. II. heeDtr OF N'
rietta, Oio, were quietly MARIE" al .a
parsonage of the Rev. DR.. S32%, .N
early part of this month. 4 re1ePI.
was given at the residence N H'
David Henderson. en- The i5'"N1
About ten couple were present ~ .u
mediate friends of The brIde y
newly married couple viii leave y
their future home in MarleJla A.A
| week.
The fact leaked out during the VII
that Mr.. Lester West and Miss beLU
Douglass. both estimable youhg vi.
sons of the South Side, were qQ'e..
married about two weeks Az r.
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham Pas'o-.. .
the First Presbyterian church. z"
are receiving the congratulations
their friends
The annual masquerade caIhi'a.
the Wheeling Turyerein Will VI Ell
AT their hall Monday evening n -
week. The carnival committee N ''-
posed Of Messrs. Nick Plume hg. VT VT
Schambra, Phil SchamDfa va. r.
Ruggaber and Herman FrlediieHSii d.
reception committee is compose, A.,
Messrs. Lou Bartens, LOUIS ~,
Frank Ostermann, Ed Naas, ~ :
Brandfass, Fred Brandfass, ~. 1 ~
neider, Joseph KWtz and AusN.. n
Der.
.44oos charge of N
ne coillhiireeI9 - - r,,o,.rov infant ar