Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-19

Mosk Somehow, who was assisted by
Miss Marie Heyman, Miss Cecilia
| S6eyer, Miss Mile Stein, Miss Fried
| man, Miss Estelle Kraus, Miss Pearl
1fStein, and Miss Blanch Kraus. The
I table was decorated in red, white and
blue Mrs. Samuel Kraft, who was at
| the head of the yellow and white table,
! was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Kline, Mrs.
Leo Wolff, Miss Janet Kraft, Miss
Elsie Gundling, Miss Amy Wittelshofer
and Miss Irma Kraft. Mrs. w. H.
/ Frank presided over the blue and white
| table. Her assistants were Mrs. Chas.
/ Beekman, Mrs. l. Dirschberg, Miss
Pauline Frank, Miss Hattie EN-
| sheimer, Miss Lillian Frank, Miss
Blanche Emsheimer, and Miss Isabella
Frank. Mrs. Joseph Mayors, assisted
| by Mrs. Louis Horkheimer and Miss
! Carrie Steinhauser, had charge OF the
ice cream booth. Mrs. ]. Milton Gut
| man had charge of the Turkish corner,
where cigars, ETC., were sold, and Mrs.
Lou Swabacker, assisted by Miss
Louis, Miss Maxwell, and Miss
Flora Kraus, had the disposal of home
made candies.
The ladies who superintended the
kitchen were Mrs. Van Burgh, Mrs.
Sophia Hanauer, Mrs. Rebecca kraus,
and Mrs. 1. Isenberg.
Monday evening last Misses Mary and
Shirley Brockunier, assisted by Mrs.
I Sara Brockunier, entertained the
friends of the Spinsters' Euchre club.
| Dominoes and whist were features OF
the evenings amusements.
Monday afternoon the Spinsters were
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Ma
tilda Burke, at the residence of Mr.. II.
M. Russell, South Front street.
/ Miss loretta Morgan entertained
number of friends at her home on
North Main street, during the week, IN
honor of her guest, Miss Helen Har-
desty, of Canal Dover, o.
The annual ball Of the Arion, Mon
day evening last, was one OF the Old
time successes, and was very largely
attended. The grand cake walk TOOK
place at 1890 o'clock and was led oy
Dave Morgan in his graceful style. The
following ladies and gentlemen TOOK
part: DR.. Oscar Burdats, Miss Doretra
Morgan, Dave Kraus, Miss Helena
Schwertfeger, Fred Appenzeller, MISS
Amanda Spell, F. c. Schwertfeger, MISS
Lettie Marsh. Prof. Delbrugge, Miss
Kalbitzer Judges, Oswald Schneider,
Herman Seabright and Dave Morgan
Mr.. F. C. Schwertfeger and Miss Lettlr
Marsh won the cake. Their walking
was something very fine.
Miss Ode Lingamann, whose name
was accidentally omitted from the list
published on Tuesday morning, masked
as a Swedish girl, and looked very
charming.
!. Miss Gertrude Schafer was pleasant
ly surprised Monday evening at ner
home on Twentieth street, it being heT
thirteenth birthday. Refreshments
were served at the usual hour. Among
! those present were Misses Leah Full
ton. BERTHE Steingraber, Grace CrOgan'
Blanche Richardson, Edith THOMAS,
Margaret OBrien, Annie Ehrle, hatlc
Reiswinger, Katie Anderson and MINNIE
Larkins, and Messrs. Bernie Freeze,
Harry Seybold, Aubrey Crummett
Harry Drum, Willie Barth, James Sner-
idan, Willie Coats, Gustava Miller,
I Harry Lewedag, Elmer Schafer, Ber-
nard Schafer, Clarence Schafer, Earl
Schafer and Chester Kratz. The cake
walk was won by Gustava Miller and
Willie Coats.
The stag social session given by The
Elks, Wednesday evening, was cor
spicuous success, and was very largely
attended.
Miss Ella Roscoe very charmingly
entertained quite a number OF her
friends on Thursday evening at her
home in Bellaire. The time was prin-