Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12

oohiC PlCdoluS COuC0II music. captain
Heatherington performed the duties of
host in his usually charming manner,
and an enjoyable social season was in
progress until a s~easonable hour, when
the guests gathered in the dining hall
OF the mansion and partook of dainty
refreshments.
DR.. and Mrs. McClelland, at their
home in the Fourth ward of Bellaire,
delightfully."- enterta@~Ed the Gravel Hill
Literary and Social Club ON Thursday
evening. Various kinds of social diver
tlsements attracted the attention of the
guests, until a seasonable hour, when
delicious refreshments were partaken
OF.
A very pleasing feature of the semi
annual convention of the Independent
Order of Good Templars of the Third
Ohio District, held at Bellaire on We'd
nesday and Thursday, was the recep-
ton and banquet rendered to the visit
ing delegates OF Wednesday evening by
the committee on reception, composed
of members of the lodges of Bellaire,
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Shady
side. The affair took place at the quar-
tCAo vi oOoQ WILL IOuSc anu Was dl-
tended by a large number of the dele
gates. A enjoyable time vas
passed by all present.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the South Bellaire M. E.
church conducted a sale of provisions
last evening at their quarters in South
Bellaire. The sale was largely attend
pN nv tho mann horc' fpion6c
The ladies of the congregation of
Trinity Episcopal church, at Bellaire,
conducted a market yesterday after
noon at the Parish 0 of the church.
There was a large sale of articles in all
the departments.
The Duquesne Company, of Bellaire,
neld a banquet at their hall, on Friday
night, which was attended by many of
the members and their friends. The
music for the occasion was furnished by
a mandolin club and a quartette and a
corps of comely young ladies attend
ed to the banquet tables. The affair
was quite a social success.
The Island Whist Club was pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. VIM. H. Hig-
gins, of South Penn street, on Tuesday
evening last. The pairs were very
evenly matched and as a result the
scores varied little. Great interest was
manifested throughout the entire play.
This club is developing some excellent
players, especially among the ladies.
1t has been remarked more than once
that their strategic knowledge of the
game is Ouite comprehensive.
A large number of invitations have
been issued for the reception and dance
by the No Name Club, at Arion Hall,
Tuesday evening Of this week, for
which the music will be furnished by
Prof. Charles Killmeyer. 1t promises
to be a very enjoyable and successful
affair.
Miss Sue M. Caldwell pleasantly en-
tertained the children making up her
dancing class at the home of her pa
rents, Colonel and Mrs. George B.
Caldwell, on Sixteenth street, Friday
afternoon between 2 and 5 o'clock.
Pink and white was the color combina-
ton, and the souvenir programme was
in the shape of a heart. A Jack Hor-
ner'' pie, opened before departure for
home, caused much amusement, and
very dainty gifts were the outcome.
The little ones making up The class are
Misses Nancy Peterson, Dorothy Nc
Mechen, Elsie Young, Grace Mccoy,
Roberta Stifel, Helen Muhleman, Eliz-
abeth Grub, Mary Virginia Stamm.
Madeline Bloch, Nellie Gilchrist, Annie
Reid, Gertrude Dillon, Mary Franz
helm, Catherine Franzheim, Ethel Gil
christ, Mabel Gilchrist, Sue Mccoy,
Katherine Stone, Jessie Martin, Hester
Brady, Marion Schellhase and Marie
Stifel. and Masters Harold Young. Fred
Parks. Kenneth FranZheim, Charles
Goethe. John Reid and Fairfield Peter
o
The juvenile dance carnival given by
the young pupils of Prof. Delbrugge, at
Arion hall, Friday night, was a very
pleasing affair and attracted a very
large audience of parents and friends
of the misses and masters. The little
folk displayed great proficiency in their
dances. A very interesting feature was
the cake walk, in which seventeen
couples participated, and acquitted
themselves so creditably that the judges
found it an exceedingly difficult task to