Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-04
ENTERTAINMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
When smiling summer comes again
And jocund daisies grow,
Well have TO cut the waving grass
Where once we ShCveied snow,
Well have TO hear the same sad wall
When men are brought sa h log 5s
There's no vacation for the man
~ Washington Star.
One nf the charming entertainments
of the week was the reception at the
residence of Mrs. Charles H. Taney,
on Byron street, Friday evening, given
by the ladies of Robert E. Lee Chapter
in compliment to the visiting delegates
to the meeting of the West Virginia
Division of the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. The residence was taste
fully embellished with palms and otner
plants, and large pots OF red and white
flowers were a conspicuous feature OF
the decorations. The reception con-
tinued from nine o'clock until twelve,
during which time about two hundred
guests called. The reception commit
tee was composed of Mrs. fancy, Mrs.
Robert White, Mrs. w. F. Butler, Mrs.
S. p. Norton, and other members OF
Robert e. Lee Chapter. Among the
guests of honor were Mrs. E. Willis
Wilson, Mrs. S. s. Green, Mrs. Dicken-
son, Mrs. McSherry, Mrs. Helen Pen
dleton, Mrs. Getzendanner, Mrs. Stone,
safiss EiehelSerger, and Miss Sally
Fa6iKner. The guests thoroughly en-
joyed the delightful intercourse with
the visiting delegates. A mandolin
orchestra furnished rhythmic strains
throughout the evening, and delectable
refreshments were served in the dining
room.
During the noon recess of the con-
vention of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy at the Carroll Club, Mrs.
Robert Jeffrey Reed entertained the
officers of the organization at luncheon
at her home on Twelfth street.
The misses and masters in the kim
dergarten department of St. Josephs
Academy gave delightful entertain
ment in the Carroll Club. The cos
tunes of the children and their excel
lent drills and individual and concert
recitations reflected credit upon them
selves and the academy, and made
their parents look upon them in their
performances with pardonable pride
Following is a list of the winsome lit
tie performers, with division which
will indicate the character of their
costumes:
Daffodils-Misses Fannie Hirsch and
Bessie Mehen.
Hollyhocks-Misses Genevieve Welty
and Gertrude Feeny
Morning Glories-Misses Loretta Brice-
land and Tillie Mclaughlin.
Four-o, clocks-Misses Rose Zoeckler
and May Haley.
Buttercups- Misses Mary Boring, Ka-
tie Gribben. Mary Gundling, Cecilia
O'Leary. Carrie Smith, Mamie Smith
Mamie Wier Daisy Weitzel, Hattie Far
ley, Katie Kiemm, IDA Mcnamara, An
ME Barrett, Katie Lowther, Regina Man
ley, Margaret Petticord Angela Myles.
Sunfiowers-Misses Maggie Arthur, Ma
mie Filan. JAMIE McAllister, Bertha Hey
man, Marie Saunders Loretta Heiner,
Mamie LOOMS. Mary Welty.
Violets-M.sses Angela Marker, Mary
Mccain, Loretta busch, Regina Lutz,
Irene Updegraff, Stella Kurner, Catherine
Sheekey, Florence Horkheimer, Virginia
Lane.
other participants were: Queen of the
Bees, Miss Katherine Berry; Attendants,
Misses Bessie Carney, Bessie Mathison,
Hazel Connors and Genevieve Beuter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Helfenbine
pleasantly entertained number of
friends at their home in Martins Ferry
Thursday evening, in celebration of the
seventeenth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
Mrs. C. C. McMechen gave a six
o'clock dinner to number of her
friends at her home in Glendale Thurs
day evening.
The members of Mr. Remick Trux-
ellis Sunday school class at the First
Christian church gave very pleasing
entertainment Thursday evening. The
rendition of a programme of musical
and literary selections was followed
oy the serving of light refreshments.
The close Of the spring bowling tour
nament on the Y. M. c. A. alleys was
the occasion for banquet at that in
stitution Thursday evening, which was
a delightful affair in every sense of the
term. The cuisine and service were
excellent. Mr.. John c. Lynch acted as
toastmaster, and number of very
witty speeches were made.
A supper and social will be given at
Pleasant Valley Park, June 21st. for
the benefit of St. Joseph's Cathedral
It villa be conducted by the League of
the Sacred Heart. An excellent pro-
gramme of musical and literary selec-
tions will be rendered.
William L Stilwell. of Moundsville.
and Miss Edna G. Jeffers of McMechen
Nore married 1t the home OF the bride