Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-29

eucHT6, lnuulgeu In by all In attend
ance. and a highly enjoyable social
time was spent generally. The first
prize, handsome necktie, was won
by ]. F. Sherry, and the second prize,
a beautiful picture, was captured by
Mrs. P. H. Thornton. The consolation
prizes fell to Miss Kate Lappert and
Miss Clara O'Toole, the former receiv-
ing tray alligator and the latter a
miniature doll baby.
Last Wednesday evening at Armory
Hall in Bellaire, the members of Arl-
ington Division, Uniformed Rank,
Knights of Pythias, rendered a recep-
ton to their wives, and quite a number
of their lady friends, The affair
throughout was very enjoyable one.
Dancing to some excellent music, fur
nished by the X. of P. orchestra, was
one of the principal features of the
evening. A highly interesting pro-
gramme consisting of musical and lit
erary selections was rendered in a
pleasing manner, the participants in
which included Misses Carrie and Gale
Myers and Halle Martin. An elaborate
banquet was served at a seasonable
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stewart, at their
home in the Fourth ward, of Bellaire,
charmingly entertained the Gravel Hill
Literary and Social Club Thursday
evening.
The members of Liberty Hose Com
pany at Bellaire are making elaborate
preparations for their twenty-sixth an
nual ball to be given on the evening Of
music for the occasion will be furnished
by Hackett's orchestra.
Benwood Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W.,
held a social gathering Thursday even
ing at their hall in Benwood There
We're present quite number of the
members of the organization and visit
Ing brethren from various neighboring
points, including Bellaire and Mounds
vile. The time was very pleasantly
spent in a social way and during the
evening a considerable amount of work
appsrtaining to the fraternity was per-
formed.
Prof. George w. Delbrugge rendered
a very pleasant reception to his many
friends Friday evening at Armory Hall
in Bellaire. Those present included a
number of folks from Wheeling and
other neighboring places. The chief
features of the evening were dancing
and a cake walk in which all in at
tendance participated. The music was
furnished by Prof Anton La Roche.
Detachable refreshments were partaken
of at the usual hour.
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Mr. Henry He'll was handsomely sur
priseG last evening at his residence, Al
Eighteenth street, owing to his de-
parture for Cambridge, o. Dancing,
cards and other amusements was the
occasion of the evening. At II o'clock
they all partook of palatable lunch
con. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. He'll, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Yahrlingy Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kress, Jr., Miss Tena Meder,
Miss Sue Ruff, Miss Dona Kurtz, Miss
Mary Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs Henry He'll,
Mr.. C. Braunlich, Mr.. C. Lorentz.
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~. L.,
on Thursday evening, gave d very
pleasing entertainment at their hall on
Guernsey street, Bellaire. The open
ing address by Miss Mary Mason was
rendered in a pleasing manner. The
vocalists were Misses Winnie Deiten-
berg, Blanche Winner and Mr.. Will
Ebberts, each receiving their share of
applause. The mandolin and guitar
Duet by Misses Katie and Winnie
Deitenberg showed that those two
young ladies were well versed in music.
The speech by Master Bruce Lock-
wood of Wheeling, w. Va, the child
orator, was very pleasing. Mr.. Will
Hess, of Bridgeport, o., delightfully."- en-
tertained the audience with his selec-
tons, which were highly appreciated.
Miss Katie Deitenberg rendered two
excellent recitations in her charming
manner, and this young lady gives fair
promise of being an accomplished elo-
cutiOnist.
The ladies who had charge of the af-
fair have proved that they are delight
full entertainers They were Mrs. AL
len Gettings, Misses Anna Nolan, Ella
Teaver, Bee Gallagher, Agnes Conley,
Mary A. Murray, Mary Dougherty and
Ella Taffe.
Last Wednesday evening there was
a surprise party rendered Master
Chester Johnson at his home on the
South Side, in honor of his birthday.
The following young folks were there:
Misses Alice and Gertie Radcliffe, AL
ma Hildebrand, Nellie Jones. Minnie
Rohrig, Minnie Larkins. Edna Fette,
Mamie Davis Amelia Foster, Lulu
Watt, Edith McMullen. Annie Brink
man, Laura McCracken. Jennie Ellis
worth, Sadie Speidel, Katie Rother