Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-17

"A man may NOiu I've hlSufSL SeeAu
And yet not always land
The jackpot if he do sn know
Just how to play mas hand.
And so in life the II an who bluns
Too often wins the game
From him of talent Hho knows not
How to employ the same.
he popular Twentieth Century Club
met last week for the first time since
the beginning of the pen1tential season.
Miss Henrietta Rinehart was hostess TO
the members, at her home i'll the North
End and it was one of the most delight
full sessions ever held by the club. The
attendance was large in spite of the in
clement weather. The home of the nos
tess was embellished WIKI plants and
flowers, very artistically arranged. The
lights were covered with shades of var
ious tints Miss Rinehast was assisted
in entertaining her guests by her sister,
Miss Mary Lou. AS usual, progressive
euchre was the diversion of the after
noon. and zest was lent to the contests
with the pasteboards because OF the
long period of abstentlon. After the
final progression Caterer George burst
served delectable refreshments, and the
favors were then awarded 10 the sue
cessful contestants. The first prize,
very handsome French print, fell to
Miss Louise Todd Mrs. {. II. Brace,
of Pittsburg, took the second prize,
cut glass dish.
A number of prominent young society
ladies who haveb cen recipients of many
countesies from their gentlemen friends
during the winter, manifested their APP
preciation last Thursday evening by
giving a ball at the Carroll Club audi
forum. which was an elaborate affair
in all its appointments, and one OF the
notable functions of the week. The
hall was tastefully decorated, and Prof.
Charles Killmyer evoked sweet strains
from the piano, to which the hours
were whiled away in dancing. At mid
night the guests repaired to the dining
room. where a sumptuous collation.
awaited them 1t was served by MIS-.
zieeenfelde The committee in charge
of the affair was composed OF Misses
Carrie Franzel, Mamie Y. Welty,
blanche Handlan, Cora Matthews and
Mamie Kenny.
Miss Mamie Burke was hostess to
marty of her congenial trends THURSDAY
evening at the rooms of the Silver Leaf
CIuh The diversion was cards
Thursday evening the choir boys of
CT Matthew's church, who sang at the
Faster services at Elm Grove, were CIV
on treat in Eiegenfeder's parlors.
Friday evening after their business
,,aeting the members OF Wheeling
rommandery. Knights Templar, were
banonetted at Held's restaurant.
Miss Mary B. Hull and Mr.. Charles
Burns. two popular and well Known
young people of Steubenville. were mar
riad Tuesday evening by Key. }. L.
Sow at the Fourth Street M. Il. par
sonage.
Tho concert of the Woman's Musical
c,,,t, a. the Opera House Thursday
80 was the leading musical event of
4,l n.st week. and those who assisted
-, no rendition of the performance
~ CHESTS of honor in several social
4or+ainments. Following the concert
~, oI,h cave a reception TO Madam
G ene and Miss NcMurphy. at A.
w hall. Light refreshments
~ served, and all present thoroughly
ssax-od the occasion. On the following
numher Of the sololsts were
uas a. All de Chantal. and gave de-
5;ah+ful impromptu concert lor the
,,,no lady students oil that lhsliuCloh'
,,. Twenieth Century Club. of Bell
ito ~ viii be entertained this week at
~ ,ome of Miss Lyde Heathernston'
II List. the celebrated blind
~. gave a very pleasing enter
tainment at the noii'''A
Friday evening.
Miss Claire Handlan closed me term
n'a a.ncine academy in the Wheel-
a. Cluh rooms by Handsomely enter
ing 80 large number of her friends
with a dance
r,,,rsaav evening at the parsonage
20 tha North Street nj. h church' the
D., r. p Graham performed the Ger
49, which united for veal or woe
AZ n Charles II. Collett, popular young
49,, Of Valley Grove, ana MISS belIe
Wilhelm. an estimable young woman @
the East Ed
"a, Woke e,everly entertained
n,s If her friends Monday even
- her home. South Jacob street, IN
80 ,s' ~ the anniversary of her birth,
M SIC was the recipient OF many
handsome presents
The banns have been proclaimed at
the Church of the lmn aeulate concep-
tion of the approaching marriage Oh
Mr. Robert Howley ana MISS Norma Z,
Bowers. South Side young people wen
and favorably known
Thursday evening there was merry
..semblage at ESerter hall, on the oc-