Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27

Messrs.:-
George Jones, Richard, Otto,
Edwin Noise, George Merchant,
j. G. Good, George Hoge,
Capehart Frazier, Carol Simpson,
Chris Robinson Bruce Hicks,
Leach Cracraft, Charles Killmyer,
James Gardner, Harry klllmyer,
Charley Vankeuren, Will Milligan,
Edgar Sweeney, Hall Campbell
George Steenrod.
Cadets:
Jacob Otto. Alfred Caldwell,
John Handlan, Harry Tnomas,
Charles Somehow, Phrlip Birmingham,
Howard Nesbit, Henry Horkheimer,
Robt Emblem, George Caldwell,
Louis Killmyer, John Sands,
Louis Steenrod, Earl Bramer,
Holm Fair. William Travis,
Herbert MCGEE, Alex. Rhodes,
Harlan Jones, Dubois BARD
Charles Diegnan, William Schel
Noble Dauer, Curtis Leap,
Edward Schell, Fairfield Peterson,
Alex Ogle, Fred Parks,
6ewel1 Gibbs, Robert Hervey,
Wilson Grub, E. j. Stone.
George Bradford,
Lieut. and Mrs. Mr., and Mrs. A. W.
Dent, Caldwell.
: One of the most delightful card
parties of the winter was given at the
Mcclure House last evening by Mrs.
John A. Topping, of Leatherwood. The
parlors and reception room were very
handsomely embellished with potted
plants and flowers. The games were
very interesting and each progression
YVES made after a close contest. At
eleven o'clock most delectable lunch
cen was served, after which the honors
were announced. The first gentleman's
prize, handsome cut glass decanter,
vas awarded to Mr.. Latane McLain;
Mr.. George Baird securing the second
prize, silver mounted cork screw. A
dainty silver bon bon dish was present
Cd to Mrs. Howard Simpson, who made
lie largest number Of progressions
among the ladies. The second prize,
a handsome candelabra, fell to Mrs.
S. S. Bloch.
Last evening the members Of the
Sahspariels, observed the first ami
versary of their organization by CIV
ing a masque hop at the Arion club
house. The members Of the club and
many of their friends attended in more
or less attractive and comic costumes
and whiled away lollr onF, Sflc- vcr
ming indulging in dancing to music by
the Opera House orchestra, and other
social diversions. There were present
about seventy-five couples and at a
seasonable hour an elegant supper was
served. The club is certainly to be
congratulated upon the success of their
first annual affair."
The last Carroll Club entertainment
before Lent was the euchre party last
night. There was a large throng in
attendance, and the contests with the
pasteboards were productive of much
pleasure. After the distribution of
the prizes and luncheon. a pleasant
season was devoted to participation in
the club dances. The committee in
charge was composed of Mrs. A. G..
Hadlich, chairman, Mrs. S. Alexander,
Mrs. l.. Zarnitz, Mrs. Geo. ]. Mathison,
Misses Moliie Hadlich, Mary Reilly,
Lizzie Gundling, Margaret O'Kane,
Nettie Barclay and Mamie McKeen.
Miss Virginia Moffat entertained the
Rabbits Foot club yesterday afternoon
at her home at Woodsdale. At the
conclusion Of the game very delicious
refreshments were served. The prize
winners were Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
Miss Elizabeth Carr and Miss Martha
Caldwell. Miss Flora Stifel secured
the visitors prize The out-of-town
guests were Miss Fleming, of Washing
ton, Pa; Miss McCrea, of Cleveland,
and Miss Johnson, of Canton, o. The
first prize was a seal and silver pock-
etbook; the second and alabaster bust;
etbook; the second an alabaster bust;
consolation Dresden pin tray.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Wheeling Turnverein was given at
the hall on North Market street last
evening, and attracted q very large
throng Some of the costumes were
very attractive. The grand march
was very much enjoyed by those who
were not en- masque. Meyers orches-
ira furnished the music for dancing,
which continued until two O'Clock this
mornig.
The Island Duplicate Whist club met
at Mrs. w. A. Wilson's home on South
Front street yesterday evening. Eight
pairs of players were in evidence, and
tbirty-two deals were the limit The
scores were all very close, which made
the play most interesting to the finish
The meet closed with most appetizing
refreshments.
Hon. and Mrs. c. w. Brockunier
gave charming reception at their
home on North Main street, between
the hours of four and six o'clock yes
terday afternoon. in compliment to
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Howard
Forsythe, of Chicago.
The Young Peoples Society of the
! United Presbyterian church will give
musical and literary entertainment
and social in the Sunday school room
OF the church on Friday evening.
Mss Lucy Clark will entertain