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

music. The hours were given up to
dancing, card playing and kindred
pleasures, and supper was served in the
dining room. During the evening
felicitous speeches were made by Or.
C. f. Ulrich, w. P. Meyer and Rev.
Father Kluser, pastor OF st. MichaeTs
church.
Miss Ella Hardy entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home in the
East End Tuesday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Emma Wilson, of Co
lumbus. A large number of guests
were present and spent the evening
with music and dancing until midnight,
when elaborate refreshments were
served.
A congenial party of friends OF Mr..
George Baker called upon him Tuesday
evening, at his home in the North End,
and took him entirely by surprise.
The occasion was the twenty-first an
niversary of the birth of the host. Mr..
Baker proved an excellent host and
provided various amusements for his
self-invited, but none the less welcome,
guests.
Miss Daisy Craddock was hostess to
a party of her young friends at the
home of her parents on the Island
Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary of her birth. The
afternoon was spent with various
juvenile amusements and refreshments
were served before the little folks de-
parted. Miss Craddock was the recip-
lent of number Of handsome presents.
About thirty couples participated at
the Cotilion Club last Tuesday even
ing. The fancy figures were entered
into with spirit, the Dewey Bombard-
ment" being a conspicuous success,
and received with the most favor by
all If the interest of the members re-
mains undated, the club will con-
tinue their semi-monthly meetings
during the entire summer. holding
them at the Park Casino as the sea-
son advances. The next meeting viii
be at the Arion Hall Monday evening,
April 18th.
The Camillus Reading Circle enjoyed
a pleasant evening at the home Of Miss
Margaret Howard. in South Wheeling.
on Tuesday last. While affording much
pleasure the form of entertainment Sc
lected by the hostess proved also an
excellent memory lesson. Papers with
a number of letters on a line were
given to each member, and prizes
awarded 10 the first two who success
fully transposed these letters TO form
the names of noted authors and poets.
Rev r. f. Harris, director of the Cir
Gle. and Miss Mamie GribDen secured
the honors After this. slips OF paper
were again distributed on which were
numbers corresponding to those oppo-
site the revised letters. and a request OF
a three minutes talk on the author or
poet drawn Following this feast of
reason" was one Of more substantial
nature. in the disposition Of which, we
must confess. less hesitancy was exhlb-
tied than in the former
Miss Mayme Winters very pleasantly
entertained a party OF her friends al
her home on the Island Friday even
ing. the occasion being the fifteenth
anniversary OF her birth. The hours
were whiled away in conventional
amusements, and an appealing lunch
con was served at eleven O'Clock.
Miss Elsie Minor was the charming
hostess to party Of her young friends
Friday afternoon al the home OF her
parents in the North End. The occa-
sion was the fifth anniversary OF the
birth Of the winsome little hostess.
Games AID juvenile dtvsrsions occu-