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


At an appropriate hour a delectable
luncheon was served After the final
progression Miss Mary Caldwell was
found to be the winner Of the first
ladies prize, and Miss Mayme Hazlett
was awarded the consolation prize. Mr..
Earl Adams carried off the first gentle
mans prize. Miss Gallaher, of Charles
ton, was among the invited guests.
Miss Sue Caldwell will open her
dancing school in Egerter Hall at two
O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon.
At her home on North Belmont
street, Bellaire. Miss Daisy Johnson.
assisted by her sister, Mrs. George E.
Work, charmingly entertained a num-
Der of friends Tuesday evening, in
compliment to Miss Lottie Kelly, who
is home from Maryland college for the
holidays. The parlors were tastefully
decorated. Progressive pedro was the
order of the evening and the contest
with the pastebcards was spirited and
interesting. At the conclusion of the
game prizes were awarded to the sue
cessful contestants, who were found
to be Miss Nellie Tallman and Mr.
James Johnson. Detachable refresh
ments were served. Among the invited
guests, nearly all of whom were pres
ent, were Misses Lottie Kelly, Oral
Dickens, Anna Kunkle, Margaret Bon
neysteele, Katie Darrah, Mabel Lich-
tenburger, Nellie Tallman, Martha
Heatherington, Nellie Mercer, and
Messrs. Robert Cow, Will Parks, Bert
Hopkins, Tom Cummins, Joe Rankin,
Tom Carroll, Guy Dankworth, Will
Gilleland, Walter Leasure and James
Johnson, of Pittsburg.
Last Thursday afternoon at her home
in Moundsyille, Mrs. S. w. Matthews
entertained about twenty of her lady
friends by giving progressive euchre
party The hours were from two TO
five o'clock, and the guests enjoyed
themselves at cards the full afternoon.
A sterling silver hat brush was award
ed to Miss Anna Hooton, she having
made the largest number of progress
sions. The second prize, a very pretty
card counter, was secured by Miss Ida
Connolly, and the BOBBY" a bisque
match tray of unique pattern, fell to
the lot of Mrs. MaW Walton. The
game of parcheesi was also INDUCED
In by d number of those present, and
the prize was won by Miss Mary Gray.
Miss Rice, of Baltimore, received the
visitors prize, a box of fine candy. Mrs.
/ Mathews received. At five o'clock a
tempting luncheon was served, after
which the guests departed This week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews leave for
Charleston, Mr.. Mathews being a mem
Der of the State Senate, and they will
remain there during the session of the
Legislature.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Bruce very pleas
antly entertained last Thursday even
ing at their home on Fourth street,
Moundsville. The evening was de-
voted to progressive euchre, and this
amusement was INDUCED in by quite
a number of invited guests. The for
tunate ones in the contests were Miss
/ Ella McFadden, who won the ladies'
prize. and Mr.. S. A. Hawk, who was
awarded both the gentlemen's and lone
hand prizes. Mrs. S. A. Hawk won
the consolation prize. At the close of
the game tempting refreshments vera
served, after which the guests de-
parted for their homes.
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A pied type social was given by the
Epworth League of the Moundsville
NJ. E. church last Thursday evening.
The affair was held at the home of Mrs.
S. w. Booher, where very interesting
programme, consis1in g of numerous
amusements, was provided. Refresh
ments were also served, and those who
We're present spent e very enjoyable
evening.
Last night the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Presbyterian church Of
Moundsville held a watch meeting at
the home of J. S. Nichols, on Seventh
street Quite large crowd was pres
ent, and the old year was ushered out
and lie ntw onn IL with all tie Gus
tomary exercises.
Miss Anna Koch very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends at
her home on North Main street last
Thursday evening in honor OF her
guests, Mrs. Joseph Blank and Mrs.
George Heilman. of Etna, Pa. The
hours were delightfully."- spent at cards
and dancing. At midnight an excellent
luncheon was served.
Miss Bessie Harrison will receive on
Monday at her home on South Front
street. with the following named young
ladies assisting: Misses Jessie Moffett
and her visitor, Miss Caller. OF
Charleston, W. Va, Anna Cummins,
Mary Hazlett. Mary Simpson. Virginia
Laughlin. Harriet Dalzell. Sarah
Dalzell, 10 Waterhouse, Mary Caldwell,
Elizabeth Carr. Virginia Harrison.
Charlotte Caruthers, Washington, Pa
Ethel Harper, Bessie Barclay. CharIott{
Duncan. and Miss Sue Wright.