Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-11
ADDITIONAL SOCNETY NEWS.

Friday evening at her home on the
Island, MISS Gertrude holland enter
tanned number of her friends. Mu-
sic and games were the diversions OF
the evening. A duet by Miss Lille
Schambra and Mr. Lester Cowen was
one OF the musical events of the eve
ming. At an opportune hour a deli
cate luncheon was served.
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The Kings Daughters Circle Of the
Second United Presbyterian church will
hold pastry sale in the Office of the
West Virginia Natural Gas Co., Pea
body building, on Wednesday evening,
November 2Sth, 70 raise funds for the
new church Homemade bread, pies,
cakes and candies will be the articles
on sale. The affair promises to be
very successful.
Tomorrow evening at the Arion
club house, Prof. George Delbrugge will
tender dance party to his Monday
night club. A large number of invita-
lions have been issued for the affair.
Following is the programme of the
musical and literary social to be given
at the Second Presbyterian church Fri
day evening next:
l. Aeolian Quartette .......,........ Selected
=. Instrumental Solo. Miss Bessie McLain
D. Reading-"John Alden and Percilly'
................. James NhitcOmb Riley
Mss Louise z. Hubbard.
4. Ladies Quartette-(a) The Flowers
PRAYER ...............-.-...-.f ADJ
(D) Dixie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-------
Misses Katherine Hupp, Sarah Brown,
Anna Dunning, Clementine Picket.
). Vocal Solo. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Martha OFT
6. Reading" Babies .. jerome K. Jerome
Miss Hubbard.
:. Violin Solo. ......,.........--
Mss Jessie Meyer.
s. Vocal Solo. ....,........---
Miss Anna McLain..
8. Aeolian Quartette, ............. Selected
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The Wheeling Turnverein has issued
invitations for its opening dance of the
season, Wednesday evening, November
14th. The committee is composed of
Martin Ruggaber, Chris. Brandfass,
Phil. Schambra, Louis Bartens, John
Kirchgessner, Peter Meyer II. E.
Schambra, rred Schaefer. Prof. Long
will furnish the music.
The ladies of st. Anthonys church.
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neektie social in the Opera House on
Wednesday, November 21st. This So
cial was to be held on the 18th, but
was postponed until the above date.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the social and dance to be
given at the Central Garden club house
Monday evening, November 18th, under
the auspices of St Killian Council No.
5O6, Catholic Benevolent Legion Prof
Guam will play. Refreshments will
be served gratis.
The ladies of st. Pauls German Luth-
eran church gave very successful
supper and social Thursday evening in
the lecture room of the church. A
good sized crowd was in attendance
and the affair was very successful.
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The Wheeling Greenhouse Company
will throw open their greenhouses at
the Peninsula to-day to the public that
they may see the Queen of Autumn,
the chrysanthemum, in all its beauty.
There is no flower at this time of year
that is receiving as much attention
throughout all the cities east and west,
and as its stay is very brief and the
opportunity comes only once a year,
no doubt many will avail themselves of
such a cordial invitation. They have
thirty-two varieties, and for color and
size cannot be excelled this side of
Pittsburg.
Miss Pheda Clark, of Neenah, Wis,
is the guest of Miss Shirley Brockunier
at the family residence on North Main
street.