Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

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Hook, Paul O. Reymann, G.. r Brand
fass F. H. LANCE Rud f. Schubert,
Frank Stamm, w C. Welty, w. c.
Kreiter. julius G. Jung, F. Dittrich, II.
C. Meyer, Jacques Front, Victor
| Weiss, A. j. Seifert.
Order-Wm. A. Driehorst, Fred Vie
Aug. Schnider Charles Ebeling, H.
Paul, II. Bayha, Fred W. Colmar.
Dance-H. f. Behrens, Jr., Max
Hess. Harry Truschell William Laue,
| William C. Schwertferger. Oswald T.
Schneider, George Truschell, Otto
Werner.
The members of the recently organ
lied Progressive Pedro Club, will en-
terrain their gentlemen friends Tues
day evening, in the parlors of the
Arion.
I Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Jr, delight
| fully entertained the Bachelor Maids
| between the hours of two and five
! o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at her
handsome residence at Echo Point.
! The house was very tastefully embel-
lished for the occasion, with potted
plants and flowers. Immediately aft
| er the arrival of the guests, they were
| served with an elaborate course lunch
con. The game of progressive auchre
| was then taken up, and progressive
| poster pictures were arranged for the
| invited guests who did not desire to
| participate in the contests with the
| pasteboards. After twelve progress
| sions, the names OF the successful
! players were announced, and the fav
] 7 r.,
some jeweled belt, fell to Mrs. Blanche
| Hoge Wilson the second,a silver brace
| let, to Miss Ellen T. Wright The Wis
! itors prize, white Empire fan. was
awarded to Miss Louise Todd Baird.
, The poster picture prize, pretty silver
scissors. was taken by Miss Helen
Bridges, of Hancock Nd.
~
Miss Whally very pleasantly enter
tanned congenial party of her friends
at her home on the Island Monday
| evening. The parlors were very taste
fully adorned with flowers and plants.
] The order of the evening was cards,
and the contests were followed by an
appetizing luncheon.
Tuesday evening Miss Sarah Thomp
son pleasantly entertained Humber
of friends at her home on the Island,
! in compliment 10 her guest, Miss
Mamie Riley, of Steubenville. The
! hours passed very quickly. with the
| aid of the usual social amusements,
! and before taking their departure
| the guests were served with dainty
| refreshments.
Miss Bessie Griffith delightfully."- en-
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at her home on Third street Tuesday
evening. in compliment to her cousin,
Miss Bertha Griffith. of Pittsburg,
who returned to her home Elst week.
One of the most enjoyable meetings
of the season Of the Charity Whist
Club, was held last Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Julius Pollock
on Chapline street. Thirty-two ladies
were present The club will be enter
tanned tomorrow by Mrs. w. A. Isett,
on North Main street This will be
the last meeting until after LINT.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Beisner
and Miss Tillie Thesis, estimable
young persons of the South Side, will
take place on March I'd.
novel entertainment on st. Val
entine Day was given by Mrs. VIM. H.
Hearne, at her spacious residence on
the Island. OF those who were favor
ed with the unique invitation cards,
very few sent regrets. The parlors
and hallway were very tastefully en-
bellshed with flowers and plants.
The order of the evening was pro
gressive hearts" and it 1roved a fas-
served with deectable refreshments
at the conventional hour.
~
The Misses Marshall entertained
large party of friends at their home
in Fulton Wednesday evening. Music
for dancing was furnished by mando-
lin and guitar club.
The Loring Mission Band, of the
Bellaire Presbyterian church, gave a
very successful valentine tea Monday
evening at the home of Miss Jessie
Dunaway. Each purchaser of a cup Of
tea received a valentine. A large
throng was present, and a neat sum
was realized,
The Twentieth Century Club, of Bel
laire, was Hospitality entertained Tues
day evening at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. /. Dickens.
The supper and entertainment given
in Seibert's pavilion Tuesday evening
by the ladies of the congregation CT
St. Michael's church, of Edgington
Lane was a gratifying success, artis-
tically, socially and financially. The
musical programme arranged by Rev.
Father Kluser, was admirably render
ed. The spread was veritabe gas
tronomic feast.
A very pleasing entertainment was
given in The lecture room of st. Mat
thew's p. L. church Tuesday evening.
1t was a live doll show, in charge cf
Misses Gussie Wright. Frances List
Sue Caldwell and Jessie Bachmann,