Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23


RX& II GeSts partook Of some Ne
ldents. Those present were Misses
Della Wfncher. Nella Pettess. Lnnie
Peters OF Ohio. Georgia Greer OF
GAINESVILLE, Edith Rigsbey Of Pleasant
Grove, o., Birdie Rigsbey of Pleasant
Grove, O.. Nettie Grabey, Lille Grabey,
lMessrs, Harry Grabey. William Bey,
John Brockhardt, Frank Brockhardt,
Joseph Kuhne, Adam Poke, William
Kurner, Alfred Rigsbey OF Colerain, o.,
Mr.. McClenand and Joseph Burkle.
Miss Elisa Lazure and Miss Mary
Parks rendered very pleasant recep-
ton to a large number of their lady
friends at the home Of Miss Parks, in
North Bellaire, yesterday afternoon,
between the hours of three and five
O'Clock. About one hundred guests
were present and highly enjoyable
social time was in progress throughout
the afternoon. Miss Lazure and Miss
Parks, in the reception hall, were as
sisted by Mrs. Aaron Smolley, Miss Ada
Wyrick and Miss Laura Mccullough,
and in the dining room were assisted
by Mrs. Hattie Lazure, Miss Myrtle
Fry. Miss Ada Parks, Miss Fay War
mock, Miss Eva Lichtenberger, Miss
Birdie Wilson. Miss Ola Sinclair, Miss
Annie Parks and Miss Grace Warnock.
Miss Margaret Harvey, of Wheeling,
was present and sang several beautiful
selections in a pleasing manner. At
the conventional hour the guests re-
paired to the dining apartments and
partook of delectable luncheon.
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Master Samuel the interesting young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Warnecke,
Hospitality entertained party of his
friends Thursday evening. Juvenile
games and other diversions were pro-
vided for the young felix's. and refresh
ments were served at the usual hour.
Master Harry Lehman was very
agreeably surprised to receive an I'M
expected call from a large number of
misses and masters, who assisted him
IN the celebration of the thirteenth an
niversary Of his birth. A delightful
programme of amuserments was pro-
vided and supplemented by delect-
able luncheon.
The Married Women's Euchre Club
will be entertained at the home of Mrs
D. Carter List, at Pleasant Valley, next
Friday afternoon
The preparations for the play and
military ball to be given by the Knights
of st. George at the Carroll Club to-
morrow evening, the 24th are about
complete. The affair promises to
eclipse anything given in years. All
parts OF the city have become enthu-
slastlc over the great boom the Knights
have had lately, and the young men
and ladies particularly have interested
themselves to make the occasion a
great one. The performers in the one
act comedy are putting on the finishing
touches and are very sanguine of pleas
ing the large audience that will greet
them. Miss Louise Montague, who ac-
Quilted herself so creditably at the
opera House with The Players during
the past week, needs no further intro
auction. Miss Gertrude Reister has
many times pleased Wheeling audi
ences by her charming voice. Her
friends are sure she will be able to
sustain herself quite as we'll as Mrs.
Walsinghar" in the comedy on Monday
evening. Messrs. Wingerter, O'Brien.
ONelll and Coniff, the male portion or
the cast, have all appeared to good adj
vantage In local performances hereto
lore and have dramatic talent Of
merit. The military promenade will
add much to the evenings pleasure.
The knights, in their new fatigue uni
forms, Will make a delightful scene.
The affair is not only for the knights,
but also for all their friends and per-
sons interested in them