Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25

captured by Miss Julia Morgan: sec
ond prize by Mr.. Harry Waltz, and
Mr. Omer Newton was awarded the
BOBBY prize Those present were:
Misses Bessie Wilson, Frances Nor
! gan, Cora Ritz, Agnes Miller. Maude
Bennett, Clara Poulton, Lucy Poulton,
Lena Style, Myrtle Barr, of New Mar
tinsvil1e; Cora Cox, of West Liberty;
Nancy Fox, of Beach Bottom; Mr.. Ed.
Muhleman, James Tannehill, Oscar
Holderman, Albert Holderman, Newt
Inbody, Omer Newton, Isidore Poulton,
Joe Redeker, Harry Waltz. VIII Kuhn,
| Will Habig, Lawrence Style, Bado
Cartmill. of River. Bottom. After roll
| call fine supper was served, after
which dancing continued until late
nour.
Mrs. George PAUL, of South Penn
| street, was hostess to the Island Eu-
| chre club, last Wednesday afternoon.
| Alter a most entertaining series of
| games were played refreshments were
served. The souvenirs of the occasion
| took the form of the emblematical
/ Ratchet. -
The Y. P. o. E. Social club was quiet
ly entertained last Friday evening by
Mr.. Will Bremen, one of it's members.
| The party was pleasantly entertained
4 by the music of Professor Kenney. At
| seasonable hour tempting refresh
| ments were served. The next occas-
| ion of the jolly party will be a waffle
| supper at the home of Miss LIZZIE Con-
| rad. Those present on Friday even
ing were: Misses Mae Prince, Marie
Getler, Lizzie Conrad, Mary RiIDel,
Annie Byrne, Laura West, Mary
Byrne, Frances Habig, Gertrude Hare.
Matilda Rippel; Messrs. Will Evil. Will
liam Juergens, Edward Giesey, Her
man Bremen, Edward Miller, Charles
| Bremen, Sam Altmeyer, Will Miller,
Charles Dittmar, Joe Redeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Redman enter
tanned at their home on Jacob street
! on Tuesday evening. Dancing and
music were the chief amusementS.
Refreshments were served at mid
| night. Those present were Miss Ida
! Wells, Belle and Cora Green. Ella
Barr, Lillian Wells and Miss Edith
Brown, of Martins Ferry; Miss Mag
gle Buoy, of Wellsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lump, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Redman, Misses. Kate MeCalister,
John Fridell, Clarch, Boyd. Conner,
Wells and Woods.
Mrs NJ j. McFadden, of 1913 Virginia
sctreet, entertained a number of her
| friends in honor of her niece. Miss Nc
| Giffen, of Pittsburg. The evening was
spent in cards and dancing. Miss
Spooner furnished the music for the
evening. Supper was served at sea-
sonable hour and the guests departed
in the small hours in the morning.
Those present were Misses Sara Gal
| Their, Helen Farley, Della Deegan.
| Agnes Merge, Flora Nolte. Bertha
Schiller, Effie Robinson, Anna McFad-
den, Margaret McFadden, DR.. John
OKane, Gus Weitzel, John Nolte, Joe
| Westmeyer, Joe O'Brien, DR.. Charles
Wingerter, w. P. Lear and M. j. Nc
Fadden.
The most notable event in the his
tory of the Majestic Club was the
| elaborate Dewey week entertainment
at the quarters of the organization on
Main street The rooms were taste
fully adorned with arches of pine over
the doorways, festoons upon the
walls, and a number of tiny Ameri-
| can flags. In each room was hand
some picture of Admiral Dewey, APP
| propriately draped. Behind bank of
tropical plants and palms, an Italian
orchestra was stationed, and discours-
| ed sweet music for the terpsichorean
festivities. At midnight the merry
party repa red to Held's restaurant,
where sumptuous supper was served
Dancing continued until two O'Clock
in the morning. Following is list
of the guests present: