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

buttons to the fund which the club IS
raising for the commendable purpose
which is indicated in it's name. Inc
large residence was tastefully decorat-
ed with moss, recently brought from
Texas by Mr. and Mrs. Neill. The
evening was spent in very interesting
contests with the pasteboards, and af-
ter an excellent luncheon the favors
we're awarded to the successful play
ers. The honor Of making the most
progressions fell to Miss Lyde Bush
field. house guest of Miss Jeany Good,
Mrs. George K. Wheat Mrs. Harry W.
Mcclure and DR.. r. 0. McMasters.
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The Colonial Danes were entertain
ed last week by Miss Lizzie Pendleton
at her home on Twelfth street, ana
will meet during the coming week at
the home of Mrs. w. W. Arnett, on
Fifteenth street.
very interesting event of the past
week was a party given by Mr.. and
Mrs Houston, at their home on South
ChaDline street, Friday evening, IN
honor of Mr.. Ed. Hager and his bride
from Cumberland. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hager, MIR. and Mrs
Weidman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, MI.
and Mrs. Sellars, Mr.. aid Mrs. Hoge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Starks, Mrs. Gessener ana
daughter, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Vance,
Miss Myrtle and Martha Vance, MISS
Maud Ferguson, Miss Carrie Ferguson,
Miss Lille Armstrong, Miss cara
Hager. Mr.. John Graham, Mr.. Brlce
Bisset. Mr.. John Hedrich, MI. Daniel
Wilson, Miss Anna Bech, from cum
berland, and Miss Harris from Glen
Easton. All spent very enJoyaoie
evening, and at a seasonaDie hour
tempting refreshments were served
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Houston enter
tanned a number of their friends IN
pleasing manner at their nome on
South Chapline street Friday evening.
Cards and dancing were the mann
pastimes of the evening. Music was
furnished by Prof. Wiedman- AmonS
those present were Prof. and MIS-
Harry Wiedman, Mr. and Mrs. NarIls'
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers, Mr. and MIS-.
Hager, Mrs. Glassne- MISS Narrls'
Misses Myrtle and Martha Vance, Mrs
William Vance, MI. VIM. Graham'
Mr. Brice Bisett, MI Wiedman, Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield e. Hoge, and Mr-
and Mrs. Houston. Dancing was con-
timed until an early hour. An appe-
tizing luncheon was served at ma
night.
The ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society will give charity whist party
Thursday afternoon between the hours
If two and five o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Samuel Kraft, on North
Main street.
The Mercantile Club VIII celebrate
Washington's birthday with a supper
and dance. which Will be one OF tne
most elaborte affairs upon the WINTER
programme Of this popular Hebrew
social organization.
Miss Marie KunZ pleasantly enter
tanned the NJ Y. o. b. Club at her
home on Main street Thursday even
ing Miss Kunz proved herself an eX-
neIlent hostess. The evening was en-
moved by ALL The diversion OF the
evening were the pasteboards. ~ a
sessonable hour dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess.
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A very pleasant reception was gwen
Friday night by Misses Louisa ana
Annie Rustemeyer, at their home on
South Eoff street. The affair was at
tended by twenty couples Of their
friends and was in honor Of their
guest, Miss Carrie Sauers, OF Al
legheny City, Pa. Numerous diver
SONS we're INDUCED in, including dane
ing to piano music by Prof. Foose.
At midnight tempting luncheon was
served. after which dancing was re-