Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

sonage Thursday night, was an artis-
tic as well as a social success. After
! the programme had been rendered, a
| delectable luncheon was served.
| The Thimble Bee, of Martins Ferry,
| gave charming reception Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carrie
! Mullaney, on Fifth street. Thirty were
present including the following named
visitors: Miss Name Wilson, Indiana,
Pa; Mrs. Alice Van Kirk, of Pitts
| burg; Mrs. Anna E, Rutter, of Wheel
| ing; Miss Matte Howells, of Bridge
port, and Mrs. Thomas Shartle, OF
Chicago. Fancy work contests were a
| feature of the entertainment. Mrs
| Charles Morgan was given the first
prize, handsome hand painted olive
dish; Miss Matte Howells got the Wis
itors prize, a hand worked wisp hold
er and wisp, and the consolation prize,
a pretty DOYLE, went to Miss Josie
MCGOWAN. Mrs. Edna Turner sang
several solos and she and Miss Name
Thomas sang a duet Mrs Paul Nor
rison and Miss Emily Hoge rendered
piano selections. At five o'clock an
excellent course dinner was served in
| the dining room. The tables were
very tastefully decorated with plants
and flowers.
Wednesday afternoon a merry and
congenial party of misses and masters
called upon Mabel Carney at the
home of her parents on North Main
street, and assisted her in the celebra-
ton of the fifth anniversary of her
birth. Tor several hours the party en-
joyed juvenile games and sports, and
before the guests departed for home
they were served with toothsome con-
fectiOns.
Miss Ellen Hardy entertained a par
ty of friends at pedro at her home in
the East End Wednesday evening. in
compliment to her guest, Miss Clara
Cunningham, of Columbus. The con-
tests with the pasteboards were spirit
ed and interesting. When they were
concluded, handsome prizes were dis
tributed among the most skillful play
ers, and the affair was brought to a
close by a delectable luncheon.
The members of the Epworth Leag-
ue, of Moundsville, held their regular
monthly social Thursday evening at
the home of S. H. Woodruff There
was a large attendance and the affair
proved delightful throughout.
Miss Cassie Van Pelt gave a delight
full soiree to a number of friends at her
home in Kirkwood Friday evening
Miss Ellen Mitchell very pleasantly
entertained the X. I. D. Club at her
home on Fourth street, Martins Ferry,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. T. Ong gave a charming din
I ner party Wednesday evening to a
number of her friends, at her home in
! Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Paris r. Myers rendered the
adult members of the choir of St. Matt
hews p E. church a Lenten luncheon
Thursday evening in Helds cafe on
Market street.
Miss Mollie Parks pleasantly enter
tanned the Phoebe Rowe Mission Band
of Moundsville at her home in that
city Tuesday evening.
~
Miss Mary Conner very pleasantly
entertained number of her friends at
her home on Thirty-siXth street We'd
nesday evening.
The pupils of Clay annex school en-
tertained a large audience with an en-
tertainment, consisting of musical and
literary selections Wednesday evening
A feature was the cake walk under the
direction of Prof. Delbrugge.
Robert Howell very pleasantly en-
tertained the Whist Club, of Bridge
port, at his home in Kirkwood Thurs
day evening. The contests with the
pasteboards were very spirited, and the
players were so skillful that the full
measure of enjoyment was derived
from the affair.
Thursday evening. in the city hall in
Bridgeport, very successful supper
and social was given under the aus
pieces of the ladies of the NJ. E. church.
Last Sunday morning, at ST. Matth-
ew's Luthc an church, at Benwood, the
pastor, Rev. P. G.. w. Metzenthin, per-
formed very pretty wedding cere-
mony in which the contracting parties
were Mr.. Samuel Luphardt and Miss
Lena Ruebe, two prominent young So
ciety people. At the conclusion of the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
1 quite number Of the relatives and