Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23

Misses
Elsie Whitaker, Blanche Haase,
Virginia Harrison, Lydia Coed,
Helen Caldwell, Sue Wright,
Sue Caldwell, Mary Graham,
| Dee Polack. Ethel Bailey,
Henrietta Harper, Charlotte Carothers,
Henrietta Rinehart, Of Washington.
Martha Caldwell, Pa,
| Todd Baird, Catherine Reed, of
Gertrude Fisher, Was hington, Pa.
Frances Wheat, Harriet Reed, OF
Lille Vance. Washington. Pa,
Blanche MofTat. Sophia Craighead,
| Jessie MOffat, of Dayton, o.,
Laura Caldwell, Gene Waterhouse,
! Flora Wilson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. c. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Whitaker, Wheat,
| Messrs.:
| Price Whitaker, Clarke Hazett.
! Don Merriman, Latane McLain,
| Frank Waterhouse, Joe MAYOR,
Hal Speidel Mr. McGruder, Of
| kilbourne List, Philadelphia,
| Bernie McMechen, Mr.. Sharp, of Steu-
| Clarence Gitten, benviiie,
| Mr.. Chamberlin, ofArch Maffat.
| Milton. Pa, Ed. Wiies,
| Will Burke, VIII Brice,
| Jasper Baum, Chas. Paxton,
! Arthur Hubbard, Chas. Preston,
| Robert Giffen, VIII Dovener,
Thos. Sweeney, Arch Wilson.
| Roy Boyd Norman McLave.
Robert Dillon, of Hagerstown,
Will shaffer. Md,
The Daughters OF the Revolution met
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
James Neill.
Miss Nettie Leech entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home on the
South Side Wednesday eve-Hg. The
following guests were present: Misses
Bessie Weaver, Nora JaGuay, Bertha
Bolts, Mary O'Connell, Bessie Bayne,
Katie Williamson, and Messrs. Patsy
Miller, Charles White, Jack Bone,
Frank Wise. Eddie Johnson, William
Hunter and John Dally.
Mrs. T. c. Burke gave course lunch
con at her home in Park View Thurs
day afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
Howes, of Boston, who is a guest of
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, at the Stamm.
~
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman gave charming whist party
at the Stamm, in honor Of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howes.
Mrs. Walker Frissell will entertain
the Married Ladies Euchre Club
Friday at her home on Fourteenth
street.
Mrs Martha E. Whitaker entertain
ed a number of friends at whist last
evening at her home on Sixteenth
street.
Five tables were required to accom-
modate the guests at Mrs. Emily
Boyd's charming progressive euchre
no. that falN a hqr home
on Thirteenth street on Friday even
ing last. in honor of Mrs. G. II Booth,
of Taylor, Texas. Some twenty pro-
gressions were made before a halt was
ordered, and appetlzing refreshments
served. This enjoyable conclusion TO
the evenings entertaining play was
followed by the presentation OF dainty
prizes. Mr.. NJ. Pollock and Mrs. J. b.
fancy carried off first honors, while
Mrs. NJ. Pollock captured the second
lady's prize. Three gentlemen were
compelled to solve a tie by cut for
the second prize. and Mr.. James Neill
was the lucky winner. Thus termin-
ated a most pleasant entertainment,
made especially so by the hostess
charm of manner and careful atten-
ton 10 ner guests SlISAleSt Aeeus.
Mrs. Amanda Laing, of Detroit,
Mich, is in the city to attend the mar
rage of her son, Mr. Neff LaIng, to
Miss Byrd Schulz, daughter of Mr..
Nicholas Schulz. The nuptials take
place on Wednesday evening next.
An announcement which was receiv-
ed with pleasant surprise by
the host of friends Of the groom in this
city, was that of the marriage in Wells
burg. Thursday afternoon, Of Mr.. Ar
chic T. Hupp, Of the Speidel Grocery