Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-21
Welty, P. J. Green, D. w. Cochran and
George A. Gundling, secretary.

GeOTSe "A. FULFILLING, SeCISIdiy.
The initial meeting of the North
Main street euchre clubs second sea-
son occurred Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. A. Isett and Mrs.
Jeanne Hendershott. There was a full
attendance of the club members pre-
sent and quite a number Of visitors.
Euchre tables were in operation during
the afternoon. At the conclusion Of the
game a palatable luncheon was served,
after which the prizes were awarded.
The head club prize, a beautiful stein,
vas captured by Mrs. Amanda Hamil-
ton. The second club prize, a poster
picture, went to Miss Frances List. The
consolation prize, a candle stick, fell
to Mrs. James B. Mckee. The first
visitors prize, a handsome chocolate
urn, went to Miss Alberta Hogg; the
second visitors prize, a handsome
painted chop dish, went to. Miss Mary
Delaplaine. The club will be entertain
ed in two weeks by Mrs. Isabella Irwin
and Mrs. Amanda hamilton.
The Kenmore club gave a very we'll
attend dance Monday evening at their
club rooms on the South Side. Prof.
Long furnished the music for~the oc-
casion.
The ladies of the Third Presbyterian
congregation gave a very successful rag
social Monday evening.
The Apollo club gave a dance Friday
ayyonjn0 M tha Lann,ara raonoc IN tho
South Side. A large number of their
friends were in attendance.
At the st. Andrews mission, on the
South Side, Monday evening, the con-
%gregation rendered a very pleasant re-
ception to the pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Curran, of Chicago. Rev. DR..
Howard, of st. Matthew's church,
made an address and welcomed the
new minister to his new charge. A
response was made by the Rev. Mr.. Cur
ran. Many members of the congrega-
ton and their friends were present.
After the addresses refreshments were
served and the remainder of the even
ing was devoted to social enjoyment.
Owing to the Roosevelt demonstra-
ton, the Young Peoples Dancing club
conducted it's weekly dance party at the
Carroll club, Friday evening. 1t prov
ed an enjoyable affair.
Friday evening at the Arion, Prof.
George Delbrugge rendered a dance
party to the> Junior Cotillion. The af-
fair was largely attended and most en-
joyable.
During the week quite a number of
Island society girls have formed a
social organization to be known as the
Girl Bachelors" A programme of en-
tertainments for the coming winter sea
son will be arranged.
Monday evening, at the residence of
General and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell. on
North Main street, the Friday Night
club was reorganized for the wlnte.
season. Quite a number of new menu
bers were taken in, in order to com
plete the organization.
The Rabbi Wise Personal Aid Guild
which has been doing so much good
work during the summer, will give a
charity whist Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 25th, at eight o'clock in the Mer-
camille Club rooms, on Main street
Whist and casino will be played. and
tempting refreshments. including home
made candies. will be for sale during
the entire evening. a feature of the
whist will be the variety of prizes which
are offered. These prizes were ali do
mated by merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hobbs will cele-
brate their golden wedding on the 30th
inst, at their home on Fifteenth street.
The c~eIeDration will be n the nature OF
a reunion of the immediate family and
relatives, and promises to be a notable
affair.
The Stay Late Social, composed OF
| some of the leading society folks OF
the South Side, spent last evening at
bowling at Fette's alleys. out Cald-
| wells run, and had a very pleasant time
They adjourned to the dining room a,
| about 10: 80, when all partook Of an
| elaborate spread, after which dancing
was INDUCED until the adjournment
Prof. BIixum furnished the music for
| the occasion or the alley piano.
TIL 0aurhtnxn AZ the C~onfederncv