Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-15

Blanch Hoge Wilson, Miss Matilda
Burke. Miss Lille Vance. Miss Flora
Wilson, Miss Fannie Jordan, Miss Kate
Hazlett, Miss Gertrude List, Miss Mar
tina List, Miss Jessie Berger. Miss Hulda
Delaplaine. Miss Mary Brockunier, Miss
Shirley Brockunier. Miss Mamie Pat
terson. Miss Fife Lewis of Pittsburg,
and Miss Bessie Hubbard, of Pasadena.
Other young ladies TO be enrolled are:
Mrs. D. Garth Hearne, Mrs. Edward B..
Franzheim, Miss Fannie Wheat, Miss
Fannie List, Miss Bessie Barclay. Miss
Blanche Haase, Miss Lide PAUL. Miss
Texie Jordan, Miss Harriet Dalzell,
Miss Ida Updegraff and Miss Louise
Rinehart Miss Flora Wilson will en-
terrain the club Friday afternoon, Oc-
tober 20, at the W. A. Wilson home,
on North Main street.
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The "Busy Bees" a society OF young
ladies of the Cathedral congregation,
will give a progressive euchre party at
the Carroll Club Auditorium for the
benefit of the Cathedral on Wednesday
evening. October 18th. The game will
be called at $50 sharp. The young
ladies are doing everything in their
power to make the affair most en-
ioyable one Two very nice prizes
have been secured for the winning lad
les and two for the successful gentle
men. The BOBBY prizes have not been
forgotten After the game Is over
tempting refreshments will be served
by the BUSY Bees" in the dining room
A general invitation is extended to the
public to enjoy themselves on next
Wednesday evening. The tickets are
rs cents.
TIL nuptials OF Miss Isabel Martin
Watts Henry and Mr.. William Elliott
Hayes will be celebrated at st. Luke's
P F. church on Wednesday, October
25th, at high noon.
Misses Bessie and Mary Brunette
pleasantly entertained number Of heir
young friends at their home on Twen-
ty-ffth street, Wednesday evening.
Those present were Ethel Newland,
Gertrude Hirth, Ada Hirth, Clifford Lee
Warffuel, Hazel Flood. Marcellia
Emig, ANGELA Wingerter, Charlotte
Deaker. Clara Coleman. George Cole
man, John Dixon, Edgar Reed, Clara
Miller, Leo Coleman. Marie Coleman
Margaret Raymond, Marie Wingerter
Myron Raymond, Gussie Thompson,
Alfonso Wingerter. Eula Kiger, Eugene
Hill and Eflie Martin
Thursday evening very pleasant
surprise party was rendered Miss Pearl
Ritz, of South Wood street by her
friends, in honor of her sixteenth birth
day. The evening was spent in playing
CHI r.
ments were served. A few select solos
were sung, in which Gala Morgan car
ried off the honors. The song Mr..
Morgan sang was entitled: MY Sport
ing DAYS are Over" Those present
were: Messrs Frank Edgell. Jess Mil
ler Oliver Gordon, Ed. Diehl, Frank
Miller, Dan Mccarthy, Walker Cook,
Gala Morgan: Misses Bertha Cook,
Dora Cook, Gertrude Glass. Carrie
Hess, Bertha Hess. Pearl Ritz, Clara
Smith, Anna Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones enter
tanned large number of their rela-
tives and friends in honor of the six
tieth anniversary of their wedding, at
their home on South Jacob street, Fri
day evening. During the affair some
excellent vocal music was rendered
and a most enjoyable social time was
spent by all in attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones received many appropriate
gifts as tokens of the esteem in which
they are held by their friends. At the
usual hour a tempting luncheon was
served in the dining apartments OF the
home. Those present from distant
points were Mrs. Mary Speaker and
son, viii, of st. Joseph, Mo-; Mrs. d.
T. Davis, of Mt Vernon, Ills; Edward
Jones. Jr.. and wife, of Bellaire, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Jones. OF
Moundsville; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Moore of Uhrichsville, o.; and Miss
Annie Kunkel, Of Lebanon, o. The
host and hostess received many con-
gratulations and good wishes from the
guests.
Monday evening. at her home In the
East End. Miss Sirtonia Gessner en-
tertained in charming manner the
members Of the Alvin Gray opera COM
pary. which Is composed OF the leading
talent Of the Cathedral parish. Pro-
gressive eucbre and dancing we're the
principal diversions Of the evening
Mr.. John P. Nolty was the lucky win
ner Of the gentlemen's prize While Miss
Mary Beltz carried off the ladies hon
ors. The music was furnished by
Messrs. Molly, Maloney and Miller.
At midnight the guests sat down TO
tempting menu. Those present were:
Nessrs. John p. Molly, Leo B. Kletzly,
Ed. ]. Ially. Charles Miller. Ed. Ma
loney. George Westmyer. ard Misses
Sitonia tessner. Kate Myers. Anna My
erg. Nellie Smouse, Blanche Smouse,
Anna Gessner. Margaret Gessner, Kate
Black. Mary Beltz. Kate Dielinger, Mrs.
Gessner.
Invitations have been issued by the
Auditorium Club for dance at the
Pvthian Castle Monday evening. OctO-
Der 10th. Their many friends will be
pleased to know this. and as their rep
utation as entertainers Is we'll estab-
Hshed. a pleasant evening is assured.
Music by Killmeyer.
A number Of young ladies Of Bellaire
held a meeting last week at the home
Of Miss Kate Darrah and organized a
clnb which will hold meetings through
ont the winter During the holidays
go all ar+er4ain their 1cnflar7er