Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-30

] 1Irs. Charles b. ISney. Ma. n. ~
Aruett. Mrs. a. Allan Wheat and Nrs.
Robert Browne
It has been publicly announced that
! Mrs. James B. fancy will entertain the
| Charity Whist Club tomorrow Mon
day. afternoon. This is an error, and
/ has no doubt been COMPOUNDED with the
Island Whist Club, which meets at that
lady's residence on Monday evening.
Last Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Nolte, of Chapline street, gave
! a euchre party in honor of Mr.. Joseph
| Hart, of Fairmont, w. Va, who has
been their guest for several days. The
!, time was spent pleasantly. The reci-
tauion by Mr. William Grob
was excellent. Refreshments were
served during the evening. The cake
sic Miller was the best walker. Mr..
Joseph Hart received the match
scratcher, Miss Loretta Miller fine sill
yer spoons, Mr.. A. Loecher handsome
| cologne bottle, and the BOBBY prize was
captured by Mr.. Frank Weithe, an i'm
ported bisque doll. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nolte, Mr.. Jos.
Hart of Fairmont, Misses Gussie, Katie
| and Loretta Miller, Messrs. A. Loecher,
William Grob, P Carnahan, George
/ Zierowick. Chas. Miller, Frank Weithe
and Joseph Stonewall, of Cumberland,
! Md.
| The event of the week in Sistersville
was the ball of the Virginia Club Fri
] day evening, which was attended by
the representative society persons of
that community and neighboring towns.
! 1t was given in honor of the return Of
| Miss Blanche Wells. The Wheeling
Opera House orchestra made the music
i for dancing During an intermission
about midn ght, supper was served in
| the Hosford Hotel. Among the out
of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Reeser, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rodgers,
| Miss Catherine sherwood, of Mari
eta; Miss Carrie Phillips, of Pitts
burg; Misses Mamie and Ethel John
son, of Long Reach: Mr. H. C. Richard,
of Parkersburg; Miss Mary Slender,
Messrs w. Hill, Joseph Sautec, John x.
/ Denny, George Leichner and C. E. Bur-
| lingame, of New MartinsSille; Miss
Daisy Johnson, of Bellaire; Col. Cal
| Watson, of Bradford, Pa; Mr.. George
Alexander and Miss Cornelia Weir, of
Marietta Mr.. James johnson, of Par
kersburg.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of Washington public school Fri
day night, was an unqualified success.
whether considered from standpoint
of meritorious performances or finan-
cial receipts. The children acquitted
| themselves with entire credit to the
school and the efficient corps of teach
| ers.
! Miss Nellie Shafer was very agree
| ably surprised at her home on South
! Chapline street on last Tuesday even
| ing by a number of her friends. The
| occasion was the sixteenth anniversary
| of her birth. The usual social diver
/ sions were INDUCED in until late hour
when excellent refreshments were
! served, after which the guests departed
| their several ways.
On Monday evening, May LIST, at
Arion hall, the Monday Night Cotillion
Club will hold another meeting, which
will be the last at the hall this season.
1t will then be decided to hold meet
ings at the Wheeling Par. Casino be-
ginning about June 1st Quite a num-
Der are expected to be present to en-
courage this movement, which will be
one of pleasure to all members of the
club.
Mr. Adam Elig Hospitality entertain-
ed a number of friends at his home on
| North Main street Thursday evening,
in compliment to his guests, Messrs.
George Seifert and Harry Muehlbron-
ner, of Pittsburg. The parlors were
handsomely embellished with flowers.
Prof Swiers made the music for dane
ing, which was the order of the even
ing Refreshments were served at the
usual hour.
Howard McClelland entertained
number of his friends on Friday even
ing at his home in North Bellaire. The
features of the evening were of most
interesting nature. Refreshments were
served at the usual hour
~
Lee Ferguson West rendered a very
pleasant reception to a number of his
friends last evening at his home in
Benwood. Dancing was one of the
principal features of the evening. At
a seasonable hour an appetizing lunch
con was partaken of.
On Friday evening, Miss Maud Rafer-
ty, at her home in South Bellaire, very
pleasantly entertained quite a number
of her friends in honor of her twen-
tieth birthday. The time was devoted
to various sorts of social diversions.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin
pleasantly celebrated the second ami
versary of their wedding by entertain