Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31
b. B. Dovener, Roy Boyd.
VIII McLain, viii Arnett,
VIII Cassell, Harry Simpson.
Harry Mendel, Benson Caldwell.
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VIII Cassell, Harry SIMPSON.
Harry Mendel, Benson Caldwell,
Sam Harper,
Inc visitors present were:
Miss Carrie Beeson, of Pittsburg:
Miss Plympton, of Boston, Mass; Miss
Duncan, of Clarksburg; Miss Jessie
Lenox, of Colorado Springs; Miss
Davis, of Marietta; Miss Steele, of
Lexington, KY; Miss Daisy Koen, of
Warrington; Miss Glenn, of South Bos-
ton, Va; Miss Bailey, of Allegheny;
Miss Mary Graham, of Brookside; Miss
Basel, of Clarksburg; Miss Mary Men
del, of Taylor, Texas; Miss Taylor, of
Bethany; Mrs. Camilla Peters, of
Brooklyn; DR.. Chas, Hamilton and DIR.
Fair, of Columbus; Mr.. Linsey and Mr..
Williams, of S~teubenville; Mr.. Briggs,
of Baltimore; Mr.. Maidhart and Mr..
Richardson, of Pittsburg; P. Lynwood
Harden, of Chicago; Philip Catch, of
Evansville, Ind; Mr.. Bobbs, of New
York.
So, far as is known, there will be
about two open house" receptions to-
morrow evening.
AS is their custom every New Years
day, the Misses jamie, Lydia and Bes-
sic Good, daughters of Mrs. ]. H. Good,
at their home, No. So Fourteenth
street, will hold open house from s
until II o'clock. On the reception com
mittee will be the Misses Martha OFT,
Mary Gardner, Helen Caldwell, Emily
Pollock, Laura Dalzell, Mamie Grub,
Josephine Warehouse, Angela Feeney
and Mrs. Bernie Kennard McMechen.
On Monday evening a New Years
reception will be held at the Fort Hem
ry club. for the members and their
lady friends. The reception hours will
be from eight until twelve o'cuock.
The club house will be ta~stefully dec
GRATED for the occasion, and as this is
the first entertainment given by the
Fort Henry for a long period, 1t will
doubtless be well attended.
Miss Lille Vance will receive at her
home on North Main street on New
Years evening, assisted by Misses
Shirley Brockunier, Virginia Harrison,
Martha Caldwell, Sue Caldwell, Cert
rude List, Todd Baird, Fife Lewis,
Martha List and Eta Rinehart.
At the parsonage of the Benwood
M. E. church On Tuesday evening the
Rev. G. w. Bent performed a quiet
wedding ceremony in which the prin-
cipals were Mr.. George Burkhardt and
Miss Nora Slburt. The young couple
will reside in Upper Benwood.
Monday evening, the Rev. c. NJ. Oil
plant, pastor of the First Christian
church. performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Mr.. Remick Truxell
and Miss Katherine Weisgerber.
A treat was given the First Presby2
terrain Sunday school Tuesday night.
An excellent programme was rendered
for the entertainment of the little folks.
vey, a recitation by Lambert Boyd. and
selections by the infant department.
Miss Nettie Breitenstein rendered a
reception to her friends at her home
in Kirkwood Friday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Lois Henthorn. Dur
ing the evening dancing and card
games were INDUCED in, much to the
enjoyment of all the guests present.
Among those in attendance were peo-
pie from Wheeling and other points.
At the conventional hour dainty re-
freshments were served.
Miss Claude Poulton will receive her
friends Monday afternoon from 2 to 5
p. M, at her home on Eighteenth
street.
The Naibi Club was charmingly en-
tertained Friday evening by Miss Eliza
beth Stifel, at her home on North Main
street. 1t was one of the most enjoy
able meetings yet held by the club. The
diversion of the evening was progress
sive euchre, and the contests with the
pasteboards were productive of many
skillful plays and close. scores. AT mid
night the bell rang for the final pro-
gression, and the hostess served her
guests with delectable refreshments.
The prizes were then awarded. Miss
Martha Caldwell took the lady's prize a
handsome silver and ebony glove
box. Edgar Sweeney captured the
gentleman's prize, a silver mounted
comb, and c. Bates MeLain, the lone
hand prize, a silver pencil.
Miss Mary Vardy, on Christmas. en-
tertained her near relatives at her
home on Twelfth street. During the
day an excellent dinner was served.