Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30


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Krees. Mr. Theodore Westmy6r.
Mrs. r Schlerintxauef, q Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beuter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Wilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam e.
Il Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Winterhaller. Mrs. Schlerintzauer and
Mr.. Wilbert carried off first prize. and
Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Westmyer the
second. At midnight refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Higgins delight
1 fully entertained party of Island
/ Club minister's at their home on South
| Penn street, Tuesday evening. Four
| tables were required for the players,
and the contests were more than usual
| ly interesting. After the conclusion
| of the play refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. w Arnett delightfully."- en-
tertained the Wednesday Afternoon
Whist Club, at her home on Fifteenth
street.
The members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the South Bellaire N. Z.
church gave a very successful lunch box
social last evening in the First ward
hose house at that city.
Tuesday evening the members of Ar
lington Division, No. 80, U. R. K. Of P,
of Bellaire, at their spacious and hand
some quarters, Armory Hall, rendered
a reception to large number of their
friends. Those in attendance, inelud-
ing Wheeling, Martins Ferry, Bridge
port and Benwood folks, were enter
tanned in a very hospitable manner.
Dancing to some excellent piano music
by Prof. Killmeyer, of this city, was
the chief feature Of the evening. Re-
freshments were served at a seasonable
hour.
Mrs. D. A. Colbert, at her home on
| Rose Hill, at Bellaire, very pleasantly
entertained the Twentieth Century
Club, of that city, last Tuesday evening.
The principal features Of the evenings
enjoyment were music and cards. At
| the usual hour the guests partook of
an appetizing spread. The club will
be entertained by Mr. apd Mrs. Charles
| w. Dickens at their home on Gravel
| Hill on Tuesday evening, November 8.
|
| The Monday Night Club, of Bridge
port, was Hospitality entertained last
| Monday evening by Miss Dora Kinney,
at her home at Bellaire. The time was
! devoted to various sorts Of diversions,
after which refreshments were served.
The Social Club, Of Bel.aire, are max
ing preparations for an "All Hallow
Een'' dance to take place on the even
ing of October 31st, in Turner hall, at
that city.
Mr. William FRANKIE and Miss Scene
Kraft were the parties to pretty we'd
ding ceremony which was performed
| Thursday evening, at the home of the
bride, on South Wood street.
~
The Swope Guild Of st. Matthew
church will give Thanksgiving mar
ket on the eve of that holiday.
~
Mrs. James Neill entertained five
tables at whist Wednesday evening, at
her home on Fifteenth street, in honor
| Of Mrs. Crawford Booth, of Taylor,
Texas At the conclusion of the play
delectable luncheon was served.
The members of Trinity Episcopal
church, at Bellaire, are making p repair
atoms for a birthday party to be given
| at the parish room of the church in the
near future. Each one attending will
contribute penny for each year of his
age.
A social session will be held by Bel
laire Lodge No. 419, B. P. 0. Elks, at
their hall at Bellaire on the evening OF
November 16th.A large number of in
vitations have been issued for the af-
fair.
st. Matthews Circle of the Kings
Daughters celebrated its tenth birth
day in very pleasing manner, with a
musicale at the Mcclure House, Thurs
day evening. Elaborate preparations
were made for the affair, and it proved
one of the most delightful entertain
ments Of the fall season. The parlors,
reception room, and corridor were very
tastefully embellished. There was an
artistic arrangement of ported palms
and flowers, and tri-colored bunting was
everywhere in evidence. Large lamps
with telicately tinted shades, were
! placed upon small stands, and chairs,
tete-a-tetes, and screens beautiied the
corridor The musical programme was
Of unusual excellence the most popular
instrumentalists and vocalists in the
city participating. Owing to the length
Of the programme, encores were not
| permitted, but the performances were
| Of such artistic excellence that it was
difficult to restrain the temptation to
! disregard this rule. When the last
number had been rendered, a short sea-
/ son was spent in social discourse. during
which light refreshments were served
in the par-ors. The affair was a finan-