Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26

handsome gifts in china.
| ~
The Busy Bee club of young ladies
| of the Cathedral met Tuesday evening
| at the home of Miss Cora Emmons,
/ on Main street, and spent delightful
| season in games and social amuSements
supplemented by an excellent lunch
| con.
The ladies Of the Mozart Singing So
ciety gave one of their enjoyable KAT
fee visites at their hall on South JAG
OBJ street Tuesday evening.
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Tuesday evening about twenty of the
| friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton Palmer,
called at their home on Clay street,
| Martins Ferry, the affair being a sur
prise party on Mr. Palmer, it being the
twenty-sixth anniversary of his birth.
Mr.. Palmer received quite a number of
handsome and useful presents. which
he appreciates very highly. The even
ing was spent in games and music and
tempting refreshments were served at
a sasonable hour.
Miss Cora Moulter entertained con-
genial party Of friends at dancing and
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at her home in the East End. Music
was provided by the Dropping Willow
mandolin club.
Mr.. John Seybold was host to a num-
Der of his friends Monday evening at
his home on North Main street. The
hours were pleasantly devoted to games
and other social amusements. and at
| the customary hour luncheon was
| spread.
A very successful social was given
| Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Lila Little. under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters Of the Fourth Street
NJ. e. church.
Miss Clementine Moore delightfully."-
entertained the members of the Ideal
club and a number of friends at her
home on South York street. The even
| ing was spent in music and in social
| diversions, and a tempting luncheon
was served at midnight
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Monday evening Miss Flora Nolte
| gave a charming soiree to a number of
! Ter friends at her home in the North
End.
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| The subjoined letter from Mrs. Mary
Delaplaine, who, with ner daughter,
Hulda, are sojourning for a season in
Paris. explains itself, as well as telling
friends on this side how pleasantly
fixed are the couple:
SO Avenue de Wagram
PARIS, November 10, 1899.
Hon. b. Is. DoVener:
Ny Dear Captain Dovener:-We are very
| nicely fixed in Paris, and through the let
tiers you, so kindly, gave, to, me we. have
| been invited to call at the home of Mrs.
Porter, wife of the American minister,
and Mrs. Gowdy, the wife of the consul
general. We called on Mrs: Gowdy, and
came to our AT Home" Mrs. Porter
called on Saturday, but we were not at
home, but she left card with her AT
Home days, and we expect to go there
next Monday. We are talking of going to
! Italy about the 10th Of December, and I
hope we find our letter there as useful as
Very cordially yours,
NARY L. DELAPLAINE.
Miss Nettie Kirchner charmingly en-
tertained a few Of her friends at the
| home of her sister, Mrs. George Kober,
Tuesday evening, in honor of her Six
I tenth birthday. Progressive euchre
! was the order of the evening. At a
seasonable hour delectable refresh
ments were served.
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Miss Myrtle Davis delightfully."- enter
| tanned the G.. t. G. club at her home
on North Main street. Games and mu-
sic were the features of the evening At
a suitable hour refreshments were
served Miss Bertha Eberlein will en-
| terrain the club on the first of Deem
Der at her home.
At his home, on Zane street, Island,
! Wednesday evening, Master Gelwyn
Bowman entertained many of his little
| friends in honor of his fourth birthday.
A pleasant evening was spent by all.
Many interesting features of a social
nature were provided for the occasion.
At seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
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| Mr.. Alex. Updegraff was host to a
number of his whist friends last Mon
day night. The duplicate game was the
order of the evenings entertainment,
| and "a deals were played and everyday
| ed. AS the teams were very evenly
matched, with many old scores to set
| tie, the play was naturally keen and in
| teresting. At the conclusion the guests
were ushered into the dining room,
| where the genial host presided in his in
| inimitable way over most apetizing
repast, to which the company did ample
| justice.
The Island Duplicate Whist Club met
| at the residence of Mrs. E. B, Bowie, on
| South Front street, last Thursday even
| ing, and as usual the tourney was most
| enjoyable. Dainty refreshments follow
! ed the play. The club will meet at Mr..
Dent Taylor's tomorrow (Monday)
| evening.
| Mrs. Oliver Thompson Rhodes, OF
| North Main street, has issued two sets
of cards which pertain respectively to
| the evenings of December 1st and De-
cember 9Th, hours from to IL. Pro
| gressive euchre will be the order of the
entertainments, and the invited guests
are looking forward to these two par
| ticular functions with agreeable antici-
| patton, as the clever hostess never fails
TO make her events most delightful. The
| dual occasions are a matter of neees-
| sity, because CT Mrs. Rhodes large cir
Gle of friends.
| Mrs. Geo. E. Boyd charmingly en-
tertained few friends at her home on
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