Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-26
SOCIAL Entertainments.
NUMBER OF DELIGHTFUL AFFAIRS
GIVEN IN FASHIONABLE
CIRCLES.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEPTION
At the First Presbyterian Church
Last Evenfng-The Charity Whist
Party at the Mercantile Club-Wed-
dings and Series, and Announce
ments of Coming Events.


school held a social in the basement Of
the church last evening. The object
of the meeting was to bring the schol-
ars and teachers into closer social rela-
tons. The evening was devoted to
conversation. reading, address and
some musical numbers. The attend
ance was very large and the social was
success in every particular. One in
teresting feature of the entertainment
was the prizes opened to those who
made the most acquaintance.
Those contesting for the prizes Sc
cured slips and went around through
the gathering. The parties securing
the greatest number of signatures,
showing that they had made new ac-
uuaintances received handsome prizes.
This contest created much merriment
and all enjoyed it. AT the conclusion
of the programme. which here follows,
light refreshments were served, which
were heartily enjoyed. The programme
follows:
piano Soio~Willow Grove Bessie Mclean
Recitatio n-The Martyr Maid q Scot,
Violin soio-Daughter Of Love. -;
............................ Ralph Boyd
Address ...................Dr Cunningham
Reeitstion-How She saved St M pl6...-
Piano soiio-Andanie cantabile; 80:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Marcy Cummins
Vocal SODA Gypsy Love song..;;.v
vi
Mrs. Andrew Wilson and Mrs Woods
will entertain the Married Ladies
Euchre club this afternoon, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Woods, in Pleasant Val
ley.
The Misses Cummins will give re-
ception Wednesday afternoon of next
week at their home on Chapline street.
The North Main street Euchre club
will be entertained next Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Belle Irwin and Mrs.
Andrew Hamilton.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold a meeting at their rooms In
the Reilly building Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock, to perfect plans for
their annual charity ball, which is to
be given before the holidays.
Last evening at the Thomson Meth
odist Episcopal church, on South
Broadway, the Kings Daughters gave
very successful supper and social.
The proceeds will go to pay for a car
pet recently purchased for the church
by them.
The supper given at the St. Alphon-
sus' church Wednesday and Thursday
evening by the ladies of the church
has proven great success. both finan-
cially and socially. One of the features
was the voting for the most popular
priest.
Last evening at the First Presbyter-
ian church the young people gave a
very enjoyable musical and literary en-
tertainment At the usual hour re-
freshments were served.
At the Odd Fellows hall, on Novem-
Der LIST, the ladies of the Second U. P.
church will give supper. This is the
first affair given by the congregation,
and the committees are hard at work
to make it a success.
On Thursday evening, November LIST,
the ladies of the Mozart Singing So
ciety will give a Katie Visite at the Mo-
cart hall.
At the home of the brides parents,
on the Island Wednesday evening, oc-
Cured The marriage of Mr.. Dallas Scat
terday and Miss Amy Phillips. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. Birmingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Scatter
day will reside on the Island.
Mr. Henry Zeldler, of this city, and
Iiss Margaret J. Mcclure, of Glenn's
Run, were married at seven O'Clock
wednesday evening at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Wesley, of the Island,
by the Rev. T. j. White.
Ghio Valley lodge, A. +. and A. NJ.
initiated several new members last
evening. and after the adjournment
of the business meeting partook of a
deectable spread at Held's restaurant.
The Rabbi Wise Personal Aid Guild
gave very successful entertainment
at the Mercantile Club rooms last
evening, realizing handsome sum
upon the affair. Refreshments, includ-
ing delicious homemade candy, found
ready sale. The diversions of the
evening were whist and casino, and
handsome prizes were awarded to the
most successful players. In whist the
ladies' first prize was awarded to Mrs
Louis Whit, and the second to Mrs.
Leon Freidenich. The first gentleman S
prize was captured by Mr.. e. Buck
man, the second by Bernard Hork-
heimer, and the third by Lee Baer.