Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-14

RE Copp last Monday evening. Four
tables were in demand until 50 deals
were played with much zest, at the con-
ciusion of which inviting refreshments
were served The club meets at Mr..
Dent Taylor's on Tuesday evening.
Grace Barger, a young daughter of
Nj. and Mrs. J. P. Barger, entertained
number of her juvenile friends at her
home in Benwood yesterday afternoon
in honor of her fifth birthday. A very
delightful time was spent by the young
guests. Refreshments were served.
The members of the Uniformed Rank,
K. of P. Band, of Bellaire, rendered
very pleasant reception TO a large num-
Der of their friends at Armory hall on
Friday evening. Dancing was one of
the principal features of the affair. The
music was furnished by Prof. C. ].
La Roche.
The Knights of st. George will give
grand family outing on the State
fair grounds ON Memorial Day, May
30th. 1t is the intention of the Knights
to give something out Of the ordinary
line of outings and picnics. A street
parade will be given, which will start
at nine O'Clock. The following uni
formed societies are to be invited TO
participate: Knights of Pythias, Lin
sly Cadets, Cathedral High School Ca
diets, Lafayette Commandery, knights
OF ST. John, knights of St. George of
the German Catholic church, and
Knights of st. John of Benwood, Wells
burg, Moundsville, Bellaire, Clarks-
burg, Parkersburg and Sistersville
Dancing will commence at one O'Clock
and continue until the picnic is over.
The committee on amusements is pre-
pairing an extensive programme. 1t is
the intention to give open air concerts.
Some of the very best talent in the city
will be secured, with a change of pro-
gramme about every half hour. The
committee on refreshments are arrang-
ing lunch and refreshment stands, and
dinner and supper tables. The lady
friends of the Knights will meet at
their hall next Wednesday to assist the
refreshments committee. The Knights
have also accepted an invitation to par
ticipate in the laying of the corner
stone of the church at Steubenville on
Sunday, June 18th, and will charter a
boat to accommodate their friends who
wish to accompany them on the trip.
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The following unique invitation has
been sent out to friends of Mr.. Oswald
I. Schrieber:
You are a good fellow. That's why
this invitation is extended to you TO
attend a strictly stag gathering at
Arion Hall Friday evening, May 10Th,
to assist me in the difficult feat of
breaking a number of bottles (Mumm's
the world. There will be something to
eat, and short sketch entitled, Be
ware of the Jabber Walk The new
clnder path leading from the main hall
to the dining room has just been re-
plenlshed, and you are urged to take
part in the cake walk at midnight.
Guests without elastic belts, who can
not carry their loads, will be furnished
with carriages, or hearseS, if necessary.
Must l urge you to be present? ! think
not You are expected. Yours all on
the quiet"
The members of the Camillus
Reading Circle were entertained
at the home of Miss Mary
OKane, on last Tuesday even
ing. The game of characteristics
was selected for the intellectual por-
ton of the evening. Rev. r. F. Harris,
president of the society, secured the first
prize, and Miss Tillie Reilly the second.
Dainty refreshments followed and all
left well pleased with the evenings
programme.
Miss Grace NJ. Hoge handsomely en-
tertained the Twentieth Century Club
Girls at her home in Leatherwood yes
terday afternoon. Six tables at pro-
gressive euchre were in operation At
ter the game an appetizing luncheon
was served and prizes awarded the win
ners The head prize, water color,
went to Mrs John Storer The second
prize, hat pin, to Miss Lydia B. Good.
The lone hand prize, a Russia leather
purse. with silver mountings, went TO
Miss Martha G. OFT. The club will be
entertained next Friday afternoon by
Miss Emily r. Pollock.
The Rosette Club will give their an
nual dance at Mozart Park on Monday
evening, May 22d.
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