Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

Annie A. Reymann, Gertrude Riester.
Martha Hare, Mesdames Joseph Speers.
John j. Jones, w. L. Glessner, Henry
M. OFT, Geo. Z. Stifel. John X. List.
w. b. Irvine. A. l.. White. C. M. Oil
phant Fred Schwertfeger. f. C. Hon.
mann, II. F. Behrens. Jr.. Henry Hess
Henry j. Arbenz. Misses Margaret Har-
yey, Annie V. Sage. II. B. Irwin. Mary
Nardy. MeSdames J. II. Littel. George
II. Parks, Harry w. Mcclure. f. n.
Franzheim. Bernie S. Mcclure. c. n.
Hancher. Harry Mendel, Frances Pax,
ton, George Adams, Martha E. Whit
aker, Laura f. Hearne. n. B. Scott.
Margaret +. Dalzen, n. S. Thomas.
George X Wheat, ]. P. Rogers, Charles
hillmeyer, o. w. Burdats, E. w. Spell.
J. l. Sooy, W. B. Day, ]. p. Hanlev.
Fred II. Frazier, II. NJ. FitzgeraI5
Jesse c. Morris, John NJ. Turner. w s.
Milligan,, Henry Speyer, S. M. Mendel
Guy "A. Wagner, J. b. Wilson. n. f.
Stallman, A. F. Hustled. c. Howard
simpson, Platon Zane, Jacob Briting-
nam, II. c. Franzheim, John NJ. Brown.
r. c. Meyers, Sallie A. AfcColloch'
Robert NJ. Browne, c. o. Roemer, B. b.
Dovener, j. NJ. Hammond, J. Kent
Boyd, A. t. Sweeney, R. Mather
Archer Ricardo Ricci and John
Sweeney.
Mrs. Geo. f. Boyd, of Fourteenth
street, was at home to a number of
friends on Thursday evening. Three
tables OF duplicate whist were in opera
ton. Following the play very appe-
tizing refreshments were served. A
notable and pleasant feature of the en-
tertainment were the dainty cards at
the plate of each guest upon which were
inscribed appropriate whist mottos.
49,
Next Thursday evening at Armory
hall, Bellaire, the Cotillion Club, re-
Gently organized and promoted by Prof.
Delbrugge, will hold its second meet
ing of the winter season. A most de-
lightful evening is anticipated by those
fortunate enough to receive invitations.
The hall will be decorated for the oc-
casion and light refreshments served.
The patronesses are Mesdames ]. w.
Cooper, Daniel Colbert, George Yost.
and John Souther. Music will be- fur
nished by Prof. Anton La Roche.
One of the leading social events Of
the winter season will be the meeting
of the Cotinion Club on Tuesday even-l
ing. at the Arion club house Meister's
full orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion and will discourse pro-
gramme Of selected up TO date dance
music. The patroneSses are Mesdames
Geo. X. Wheat, T. C. Moffat, Margaret
Dalzell and Mrs. Alex. Glass. Follow
ing is the nrogra porne.
!. Waltz. ........-............,; My .Estelle
= o-Step...........s..... Smoky Mokes
Mid the Green Fields OF Virginia,
= Step'.'......'.......'M My Josephine
"she Was Happy Til She Met You.
=. Step..'.........::.;, Runaway Girl,
4. W ailz ...........-.... Inc Itlghwaymdn'
3. IWo-Step-.. fortune Teller
%Yop told me You Had Money in the
Bank"
~. -Step.'..'.......'.... lust one Gill.
II MaltZ .......' ........'.;,,Ihe Serenade,,
* IW9-Step' '''-'''.''.'.; huhaWay Clf.,,
IL. Waltz .................." Hello Ma BABY
Step. ...............' '1'he Serenade'l
is. Waltz. ..........." The Darldes' Delght'l
y. Two-Step. The HighwaXman,
Miss Martha Caldwell was the charms
ing hostess of the Spinster Club last
at her home on Sixteenth
street. Progressive euchre was tho
game of the afternoon and eight tables
were in progress. After a very lively
contest 1t was found that Mrs. John b.
Wilson had captured the prize, a beau
tiful terra Gotta head. At the conclu-
sion of the game delicious refreshments
were served. The visitors present wera
Mrs. Walker Frissell, Mrs. Harry Whit
aker, Mrs. Hustled, Miss Brice. Miss
Myers, OF Harrisomburg, Va, Miss Bas-
sell, OF Clarksburg, Miss Beall, OF
Wellsbung, and Miss Fundenburg, OF
Cumberland, Md. The club will be en-
tertained in two weeks by Miss Fran
ce5 j. Wheat, at her home on North
Main street.
On Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock, Miss Rose Teufel, OF No.
Baker street, was very quietly mar
ried by Rev. Father Hyacinth In the
parlors of St Alphonsus, to Mr.. Albert
Hardman, of so Fifteenth street, pop
ular glass worker at the Central fac
tory. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardman left on a
western honeymoon trip. They will DO
at home at so Fifteenth street after No
yember 25th.
The first Charity Whist, held at tho
home Of Mrs. William II. Frank, last
Thursday, was a decided success. The
next meeting win be held at the home
OF Mrs. II. Sonneborn, on Front street.
Island, Thursday afternoon, December
7th.
Miss Mildred Refer pleasantly enter-
tanned the G.. T. G. Club Friday even
ing, November 18th, at her home on
North Main street. Games were the
feature Of the evening and prizes were
captured by Misses Bessie Zoeckler ana
Bertha EDerlein. At a suitable hour
were served. Miss Myr-
tie Davis will entertain the club No
yember 24th.
The reception given by Mrs. VI. Sheets
and her daughters at "The Elms" on
last Thursday was one Of the events
Of the season for Martins Ferry. Over
one hundred and fifty guests were re-
ceiYed by Mrs. Sheets. assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. JAS Ralst0n and Miss
Clara Sheets, and Mrs Exley Guests
from Wheeling and Pittsburg were in
The special feature OF the
reception was the hour devoted to the
Thimble Bee, during which Mrs. w. r..
Dixon and Mrs. T. J. A. Bremen did
some fine playing on the piano, which
was greatly appreciated by all IN at