Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

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Laura Dalzel1, Virginia Moffat,
Cornelia Stifel, Jessie Miller,
Flora Stifel, Grace Nichols,
Laura Stifel, Sue Stifel,
Lizzie Stifel, Nellie Smith,
\ Josephine Water Bertha Mccoy,
y house, Bess McLain.
Jean Waterhouse, Blanche Haasa,
Helen Caldwell, Carrie May Baer,
Mary Caldwell, Nellie Friedel,
Sue Caldwell, Fannie Wheat,
Martha Ca-dwel. Helena Schwertfeger,
Gertrude List, huth Vote.
Martha List, Margaret Harvey.
Martha OFT, Clara Wingerter,
Elizabeth Carr, Grace Hoge.
Edith Carr, Eliza Hoge,
Ann Nell, Ellen Hoge.
Doretta Morgan,
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A. R. Campbell. Jr., Lucien Hoge,
Clinton Campbell, G. D.. Coates,
Allen Burt, Jesse Speidel,
Sam Frank, Arch Wilson,
Clarence Giffen, Ralph Heyman,
w. l.. Rau, A. w. Werder,
Richard Parker, Frank Kneves,
Gibson Caldwell, Todd Noise,
Frank c.. Cox, Herbert Horkheimer,
Paul Lewis. Ellwood Horkheimer,
A. P. Stone, Eugene Hildreth,
VIM Doulin, b. II. Rose,
Herman ~Seabright, A. H. Morgan,
Edgar Sweeney, Herbert Hemphill.
A. D. Mccarthy, J. r. Naylor,
j. d. Merriman, Frank Neil,
Lewis Foster, Robt. luke,
Dave Kraus, Roy Boyd,
W. G. Caldwell, Robt. S. Dillon.
George Hoge,
Messrs. and M~esdames:-
4. A. Wheat, Chas. Aul.
David Morgan, Henry Hess,
James Riddle, Harry Truschei,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteside.
The visitors present were: Miss
Plympton, of Boston, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hide, of Morgantown; Miss Lob
man and Miss Vester, of Washington,
Pa; Miss Carrie Beeson, of Union
town, Pa; Miss Mary Gardner, Steu-
benville; A. L. Carter and Perry
Cummins, of Bellaire; A. ]. Collett,
of Chicago; J. c. Williams, of Steu-
benville; George Weiss, of Sistersville;
Phillip Sellers, of Philadelphia, Pa,
and VIM. Spacter, of New York.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
charmingly entertained by Miss Laura
Dalzell, at her home, 1401 Chapline
street, between the hours of two and
five o'clock Thursday afternoon. Pro-
gressive euchre was the order, seven
tables being engaged. At the conclu-
sion of the contests, the first prize, a
silver bon bon dish, was awarded to
Mrs. Frank Hearne Crockard. Mrs.
w. A. Wilson, Jr., won the second
prize, a cut glass vase. The visitors
prize, a pocketbook, went to Miss Bas-
sci. Refreshments were served. The
visitors present: Miss Duncan and
Miss Basel, of Clarksburg; Miss Glenn,
of S. Boston, Va: Miss Plympton, of
Boston, Mass; Miss Carrie Beeson, of
Uniontown. Pa, and Miss Mary Mendel,
of Taylor, Texas.
Miss Juliet Campbell entertained a
congenial party of friends at her home
on Eoff street Thursday evening be-
tween the hours of eight and eleven
o'clock. Fifty young people were pres
emit. The chief diversion was progress
sive games. At the conclusion of the
contests the first lady's prize was
awarded to Miss Gertrude Dillon. Miss
Stella Hubbard and Miss Elizabeth
Mcclure cut for the second prize, the
former winning. Harold Bloch and
Singleton PAUL cut for the first gen.
tleman's prize, the former winning.
The second gentleman's prize was
awarded to George Laird. Detachable
refreshments were served.
Mrs. G. A. Aschman delightfully."- en-
tertained the young ladies Of her Sun
day school class of st. Matthews P. E.
church, at her home on Twelfth street.
Wednesday evening. The hours were
spent in music and games, and the
hostess served choice refreshments.
The next K~affeevisite of the Arion
will be given on the afternoon and
evening of January 18th.
Miss Edna McMechen gave a very
pleasant reception at her home in Nc
Mechen Thursday evening compliment
tary to her guest, Miss Nellie Forse,
of Buffalo, n. Y. Dancing and card
games were the diversions. ami some
excellent vocal and instrumental selec-
tons were rendered. Refreshments
were served.
At their home on South Chapline
street Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis ~Bonenberger entertained
friends in honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Mackenburg, of
Springfield. o. A feature was dane
ing to excellent music. Refreshments
were served. Twenty couples were
present
Master Ellis Herbert, son OF Wheeler
Herbert, delightfully."- entertained a
number Of young friends at his home
on South Chapline street Thursday
evening in celebration of his thirteenth
birthday. The time was e~njoyably
spent in dancing and other social d.
vertisements, supplemented by refresh
ments.
Very enjoyable Christmas treats were
given Thursday evening TO the Sum
day schools Of the St Matthews and
United Presbyterian congregations
The Christmas matinee at McMechen
under the auspices Of the Pendenn1s
Club was = delightful social affair.