Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09

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members 81 the Alferata Council No.
5. Daughters of Pocahontas. Durdng
1.-The early part Of the evening, Z brief
musical and literary programme was
rendered, after which dancing was in
order and was INDUCED in until a late
; hour. The affair was attended by
quite number of the members of the
order and their friends.
| On Monday afternoon, Mrs. James T.
Dubois charmingly entertained quite a
! number of her lady friends at her
home in South Bellaire. One of the
principal features of the occasion was
the playing of progressive euchre,
which resulted in the first prize being
! won by Mrs. w. ]. Kirkpatrick, the sec
! ond prize being captured by Miss Loura
Dickens and the consolation prize fall
/, ing to Mrs. Hattie Lazure A highly
enjoyable social time was in progress
throughout the afternoon, and at the
conventional hour the guests partook
of dainty refreshments. The following
named ladies were in attendance: Mrs
D. H. Darrah, Mrs. D. A. Colbert, Mrs.
j. P. West, Mrs. Robert McVey, Mrs.
Will Oberman, Mrs Harry Thompson,
Mrs. C. w. Dickens, Mrs. Aaron Small
ley. Mrs. W. j. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Alex
ander Du Bots, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs
Hattie Lazure, Mrs. Will Fry and
Misses Minnie Colts. Emma Landfried,
Lura Dickens. Oral Dickens, Eva Lich-
tenberger, Mamie MCGOWAN. Martha
kirkpatrick, Mary Shannafelt, Birdie
Shannafelt, Kate Rodefer, Minnie Low
man, Ada Wyrick, Lyde Heatherington,
Elsa Lazure. Maria Clements, Myrtle
Clements, Ella Clements, Minnie Wass-
man, Carrie Wassman Minnie Leach,
Laura Leach, Katie Jones and Mrs. G.
A. Weaver. of Moundsville, w. Va,
and Miss Marie Hays, of Anderson, Ind.
On Monday evening at Turner hall,
in Bellaire, the members of Liberty
Hose Company and Hackett's band gave
an enjoyable masquerade ball, which
was attended by a large number OF
folks The music for the occasion was
furnished by Hackett's orchestra. The
affair was preceded by street pro-
cession, in which a numer of the mask
ed guests participated.
The select hop given on Monday ev-
ening at Armory hall in Bellaire by the
members of the City Orchestra was
quite pleasant affair. A large num-
Der of folks were present and cane
ing was INDUCED in to some charming
music furnished by an orchestra, I'M
der the direction of Prof. c. j. La
Roche.
Mrs. J. F. Sherry delightfully."- enter
tanned quite a number of her friends on
Tuesday evening at her home on
Guernsey street, Bellaire. During the
early part of the evening progressive
euchre was in order, and the paste
boards were handled - a very spirited
manner by all the contestants. The
game resulted in the first lady's prize
a picture frame, being won by Mrs. !
Thomas Brady; the first gentleman's !
prize, smoking set, being awarded |
to Cornelius Kerns, and the consola- |
ton prizes falling to Miss Lena Lap !
pert and w r. McGinty. At the con-
clusion of the contest, the guests par !
took of delicious refreshments. The af |
fair was attended by the following .
named persons: Mrs. Anna O'Toole, /
Mrs. John CHASER, Mrs Clara Wesley, /
Mrs. Charles Niece, Mrs. Thornton
Brady and Misses Hattie Lynskey, Liz
zie Lynskey, Mary Gavin, Julia Gavin, /
Maggie Brady, Mary Brady, Kate Bra
dy, Lena Lafferty, Kate Lafferty, Tina
Pelly, Kate Pelly, Lille La Roche,
Mary Owens Clare O'Toole, Mary No
Ian. Sarah Kahn, Anna Ludwig, Katie
Sherry, Marselene Brady, n. Shipman,
and Julia Kennedy, and Messrs. P. H.
Thornton, John CHASER, G. Curran,
Frank O'Toole, Thomas Moran, John
Taffe, William Ebbits, w. w. Watt
w R. McGinty, John Moran, A. Hall
oran, William Gavin, A. Carey, A. Sa-
ger, John Brady, John Curran, r.
Heath, Cyril McKelvey. Allan Clayton.
Martin Ney, Edward Hammond and
James Sands.
The Glassworkers' Union, at Bellaire,
gave a dance at Turner hall on Friday
evening. The music for the occasion
was furnished by La Roche orchestra.
Miss Gertrude Manhood very pleasant
ly entertained about ten couples CT her |
friends on Tuesday evening at her home (
in Benwood The principal features of |
Tic CNculhS tnJOy llICiit NCiC lhS pay
ing of card games and dancing. At |
a seasonable hour, the guests partook |
of delicate refreshments.
The members of the Epworth League !
of the Benwood NJ. f. church gave an |
interesting musical and literary enter
tainment at the church on Tuesday ev-
ening. The affair was attended by a /
large number of the members of the |
League and their friends, and was quite |
a success in every particular.
A literary contest was held at the |
Presbyterian church at Shadyside on |
Thursday evening, and was won by |
Miss lizzie Keyser, who was awarded |
Demorest silver medal. The follow |
ing named persons took part in the con-
test: Miss Mary Crawford, Miss Kate |
Brice, Miss-baura Eddy, Miss Myra !
Keyser, Miss Lizzie Keyer, Earnest |
Jeseger and David Brown.
On Wednesday night at the NJ. f. |
church at Benwood Mr. John w Deaf |