Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-29
Those present were:
Virginia Moffat,

Misses
Laura Dalzell, Virginia Moffat,
Cornela Stifel. Jessie Miller,
Flora Stifel, Grace Nichols,
Laura Stifel, Sue Stifel,
Lizzie Stifel Nellie Smith,
Josephine Water Bertha Mccoy,
Jean g'i W,aterhouse. Blanche Ban fa aaase,
Helen Caldwell, Carrie May Baer,
Mary Caldwell Nellie Friedel,
Gue Caldwell, Fannie Wheat,
Martha Caldwell, Helena Schwertfeger,
Gertrude List, Ruth Wolfe,
Martha List, Margaret Harvey,
Martha OFT, Clara Wingerter,
Elizabeth Carr, Grace Hoge,
Edith Carr, Ellie Hoge,
Ann Nell, Ellen Hoge.
Doretta Morgan.
Messrs.: -
A. r. campbell,, Jr., Lucien Hoge,
Clinton Campbell G. d. Coates,
Allen Burt, Jesse Speidel,
Sam Frank, Arch Wilson,
Clarence G.ffer, Ralph Heyman,
w. L. Rau, A w. Werder,
Richard Parker, Frank klleves,
Gibson Caldwell, Todd Noise.
Frank C. Cox, Herbert Horkheimer,
Paul Lewis, Elwood Horkhe.gner
4. p. Stone, Eugene Hildreth,
VIM. Doulin, B. H. Rose.
Herman Seabrght A. H. Morgan
Edgar Sweeney Herbert Hemphill
j. d. Merriman, Frank Neill,
Lewis Foster, Robt. Luke,
Dave Kraus, Roy Boyd,
w. @. Caldwell, Robt S. Dillon.
George Hoge,
Messrs. and Mesdames:-
A. A: Wheat. Chas. Aul,
David Morgan. Henry Hess,
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside
The visitors present were: Miss
Glenn, of South Boston, Va; Miss
Plymptom, 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. J. Collect,
OF Chicago; J. C. Williams, of Steu-
benville; George Weiss, of Sistersville;
Phillip Sellers, of Philadelphia, Pa,
and VIM. Spacter, Of New York.
One Of the notable afternoon events
of the week was the entertainment of
the Twentieth Century Girls by Miss
Laura Dalzell at her home, 1401 Chap
line street, yesterday between the hours
of two and five o'clock. Progressive
euchre was the order, seven tables be-
ing engaged. At the conclusion of the
contests, the first prize, silver bon bon
dish, was awarded to Mrs Frank
Hearne Crockard. Mrs. w. A. Will
son, Jr.. won the second prize, a cut
glass vase. The visitors prize,
pocketbook, went to Miss Basel. Re-
freshments were served. The visitors
present: Miss Duncan and Miss Basel,
of Clarksburg; Miss Glenn, of S. Bos-
ton, Va; Miss Plympton, of Boston,
Mass; Miss Carrie Benson, of Union
town, Pa, and Miss Mary Mendel, of
Taylor, Tex.
Miss Juliet Campbell entertained a
large party of friends al her home,
1901 Eoff street, last evening between
the hours Of eight and eleven o'clock.
Fifty young people were present. The
chief diversion was progressive 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 gentleman's prize, the for
mer winning. The second gentlemans
prize was awarded to George Laird.
Delectable refreshments were served.
49,
Miss Edna McMechen gave a very
pleasant reception at her home in Nc
Mechen last evening in honor OF her
guest, Miss Nellie Forse. Of Buffalo,
N. Y. Dancing and card games were
provided for the guests. Some excel
lent vocal and instrumental selections
were rendered and refreshments were
served.
h0r1n Mi I'M
street Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Bonenberger entertained
friends in honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs Frederick W. Mackenburg, of
Springfield, Ohio. A feature was dane
ing to excellent music. Refreshments
were served. Twenty couples were
present.
Master Ellis Herbert, son of Wheeler
Herbert, delightfully."- entertained
number Of young friends at his heme
ON South Chapline street last evening
in honor of his thirteenth birthday.
The time was enjoyably spent in dane
ing and other social advertisements.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. G.. A. Aschmann entertained
her Sunday school class of young
ladies at her home ON Twelfth street,
Wednesday night from s until IL
o'clock. Delicate refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. Frank LeMoyne Hupp has is
sued cards for an entertainment Satur-
day evening, complimentary to her