Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-12
RECEPTION 10 N[U PASTOR.
SPLENDID SUPPER SERVED
BY u Ladies' ~ the Kings Daugh-
tiers and Junior Kings Daughters.
The KaEe yisite MT the Arion.
Coming Weddings Soirees and
Other Social Entertainments.

The entertainment given In the lee
ture room of st. Matthews P. e.
Church last evening. under the aus
pieces of the ladies of the Kings Daugh-
tiers and Junior Kings Daughters of
the congregation, was very successful
from every point of view. Supper was
served from $50 until eight o'clock.
The menu was excellent, and the ser
| vice was up ito the standard of the
ladies of St. Matthews, which means
that it could not have been improved
upon. A judioious arrangement of pot
ted plant. lent a very pleasing effect.
Notwithstanding the ~inclemency of the
weather, fully two hundred persons
partook of the supper which was
served. Excellent instrumental music
was rendered throughout the evening.
The affair possessed a two-fold in
| terest for patrons, inasmuch as it af-
forded many their first opportunity of
| greeting the new rector of the parish,
the Rev. Mr.. Howard, formerly of Chi
cago. After supper the entertainment
resolved itself into an informal recep-
ton.
Copies of the following invitation
were sent out yesterday:
Mrs. Charlotte M. Brady
requests your presence at the marriage 9f
her daughter,
Mamie NJ,
to
Thomas L. Padden.
Wednesday morning, January 24th, 1900.
at nine O'Clock,
Immaculate Conception Church,
Wheeling, W.. Va
Reception at St. Mary's Hall at eight
o'clock.
The ~bride-to-be is the organist of the
choir of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, while the prospective
groom is one of the most popular and
efficient conductors on the Wheeling
street railway.
The apron and necktie social given at
the Carroll Club auditorium Wednes-
day evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Social Carroll Club. gathered
a very merry assemblage of the mem
bers of the club. The earlier part Of
the evening was devoted to the distri-
button of the ties to the gentlemen,
and it is needless to say that every
tie was disposed of. During the even
ing Miss Maud Spooner charmingly
entertained with selections on the
piano. The following named ladies
were in charge, and did not fail to
make every one present enjoy the
evening: Miss Julia Flading, chair
man: Misses Lizzie C%ounihan, Marga-
ret O'Kane, Eta Weitzell. Minnie Aul,
Mary Reilly, X. Nora O'Brien. Cora
Matthews, Mesdames A. G.. Hadlich, A.
Gollner, VIM. Lutz. George Lutz, s.
Alexander and Thos. O'Brien. Jr.
Miss Alice McNabb very pleasantly
entertained a congenial party of her
friends Wednesday evening at her
home on Thirteenth street. The hours
were devoted to dancing and kindred
diversions, which occupied the time
of the guests until midnight, when a
idelectable~ luncheon was served. II
was a very enjoyable affair through
out.
The members of the Island Pedro
Club were very Hospitality entertained
last evening by Miss Edith Noise, at
the home of her parents or Fourteenth
street. The contests were productive
of many close scores. After the prizes
were awarded, the members Of the club
were treated to excellent refreshments
The next entertainment of the Mer-
camille Club will be a card party fol-
lowed by dancing, on the evening OF
Thursday, January 18th.
The kaffee visite given by the Arion
Society al it's club house last evening.
was a pleasant social event in every
particular. During the evening al
elegant supper was served and dancing
was INDUCED in to some excellent mu-
sic. Many of the members of the Soci-
ETY. andtheir friends attended and were
very Hospitality entertained by those
in charge. The affair, which was for
the purpose of promoting sociability
o~oc. +ba poop,har- opd thoir Friends
was quite successful.