Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-22
IN SOCIETY,".

Inc suburban home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
hannibal Forbes, at Elm Grove. was
ny; ;ne scene Of pretty dane
ing party last evening given
Dy their daughter, Miss En-
ma b, Forbes, complimentary to her
VISITOR, Miss Kirk, of Chicago, III. The
party composed of about twenty young
couples, arriving at the pretty home
stead about $3.50 o'clock After the
guests We're received by the hostess,
assisted by her visitor and sister, Mrs.
Charles Howard Simpson, the dance
opened with the sweet strains of Vic
tor Herberts celebrated waltz serenade.
Inc house was Illuminated with Japa-
, nese lanterns and afforded a delightful
spot for strolling. The rustic summer
mouse was transformed into a pretty
power for tete-a-tetes During the
evening ices were served, and at the
conclusion Of the dance order an appe-
tlzlng luncheon was spread. The guests
returned to the city shortly after mid
night. The guests present were: M sses
Mamie Grubb, Holly Patterson, Ethel
Bailey. Eleanor Howell, Blanche Moi
fat. Elizabeth Patterson. Jean Water
house, Frances Wheat, Elizabeth Spell
| del. Emily Pollock, Marie Belle Howell
Tex Jordan, Genevieve Thomas. of
Leavenworth, Kan; Camilla Bryant, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y; Laura Caldwell, Helen
Caldwell, Mary PAUL, Lvde PAUL. and
Mary Simpson; Messrs. Harry Simpson,
Don Norman. Will Vance, Will Brice
Frank Waterhouse, George Norton,
Henry Hughes John Ryan. Will Cra-
! craft, Earl Gitfin. Clarence Giffin, Tom
Sweeney, Lawrence Wheat. Glib Cald-
well. Arthur Hubbard Ed Franzheim
Birney McMechen Wheeler Norton,
Chauncey Dewey, CT Chicago.
Rev. B. NJ. Spur, the Episcopal
clergyman at Moundsville, rendered a
splendid receptions last evening, at the
| Parish Institute, to a number of ladies
who are the guests of Warden Hawk
and wife, at the penitentiary. The
names of the guests in whose honor the
reception was given are as follows:
Mrs. w. H. Lyons, Of Huntington; Mrs.
]. E. Mallory, Of Memphis: Misses
Annie Ensign, Libbie Emmons, Jessie
Sehon, Cora Talley, Of Huntington;
Miss Mamie Lyons, Of Pittsburg; Miss
! Shearer, Of Keyser; Miss Gilchrlst, OF
Moorefield Miss Watson, of Elk Horn.
Previous to the reception the guests
enjoyed a trip to the Provdent Home,
at Glendale, of which Rev. Mr.. Spur
is the founder. Thursday evening
| Warden and Mrs. Hawk will give re-
ception for their guests. number OF
Wheeling people will be present and
will be doubtless a notable society
event The reception from to 8
o'clock will be for the married people,
and from to Y the younger folks VIII
spend the time agreeably in dancing
Invitations have been sent out by the
German Pioneer Society for its annual
celebration which takes place at Wheel
ing Park, June 10Th. The Opera House
Orchestra will make the music.
To-day the bovs of the Cathedral
High school will enjoy an outing at MI.
de Chantal. The spacious and beauti-
full grounds surrounding the Academy
will be the scene of their games and
sports. Whenever the appeties of the
bows create thoughts of home there will
he an abundance of delectable refresh
ments TO prevent them from following
the course WHICH might be marked out
nv their appetites. programme
which is rich in promise of wholesome
nIcasure has been prepared for the oc-
casion. The boys will go out this
morning and spend the entire day Ihey
will first give short parade and Dox
Of fine candy will be presented TO the
best drilled company.
The initial dance given by the Mar
celia Club at Mozart Park last nlghI
was very enjoyable affair A good
crowd was present and good time was
reported by all.
Prof. Delbrugge, of Bellalre, VIII
rive another one of his enjoyable dances
at Mozart Park Friday night.