Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04


Dickens and the second consolation
prize fell 70 Mrs. James Fitzgerald.
The following named visitors were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. Levawel Booth, Mrs. James
Fitton. Marston White, Elmer Reed,
James st. Clair, Miss Ollie st. Clair,
James Cooper. Miss Eta Cooper and
Miss Oral Dickens.
Mrs. L. W. Englebright and daugh-
ter Ella, Hospitality entertained con-
genial party of their friends at their
home in Martins Ferry on Friday aft
ernoon.
Miss Lottie McConnaughy and Miss
Louise Taufel were hostesses TO q
number of their friends at the home of
Mrs. Kate Vanpelt in Kirkwood on
Thursday evening. At the usual hour
delectable refreshments were served
Those present spent a most enjoyable
social evening, INDUCING in different
kinds OF advertisements.
Miss Nora Serig was hostess to quite
anImher OF her friends at her home in
Benwood on Thursday evening. Those
in attendance, including many Wheel
ing people, quickly whiled away the
time in social enjoyment, and at the
conventional hour elegant refresh
ments were served.
The home of Mrs. Fred LANCE, of
Fourteenth street, was the scene of a
very pleasant entertainment on Thurs
day afternoon, complimentary to her
neice, Miss Bessie Rogers, of Woods
dale, and Miss Elizabeth Johnston, of
Wooster, O., the visiting house guest
of Miss Rogers. Those present besides
the honor guests were Mesdames julius
Pollock, Oliver T. Rhodes, Rossman
Gardner of Steubenville, James B.
fancy, Mortimer Pollock. C. w. Brock
unier. and w. W. Arnett; the Misses
Blanche Raymond and Elizabeth Hay
mond, of Fairmont. house guests of
Mrs. Arnett; Lydia Good and Elizabeth
Good. Cards were the feature of the
recreation, which was followed by
most delectable refreshments.
The Stay Late Social, well known
club of the South Side, spent the even
ing at bowling at Fette's alleys one
night last week, and an unusually good
time was enjoyed by all. Bowling was
kept up until eleven O'Clock, when
dancing was INDUCED in to the music
of the South Side Alley band. At a
late hour an elaborate spread was
partaken of, after which all hands ad-
journed to their homes. Following are
the names of those who were present:
Misses Dora Horstman, Carrie Fette,
Emma Baker, Louisa Baker Clara Fet-
tie, Rickie Sachue, Emma Knapp, An
ME Weekerly, Lizzie Stein and Minnie
Yarling, and Messrs. James Prettyman,
James Tate, August Fette, Ed. Dough-
erty, Emma McMaster. Albert Fette,
George Baker, Mike Kupsky, James
Bumgartner and Elvin Hartzel.
On the evening of the 14th of this
month, the gentlemen of the Rough
Rider bowling club will entertain their
ladies at bowling and dancing at
Fette's alleys. An extra supper has
been arranged for and good time is
anticipated by all.
Mrs. d. G. Morgan, Jr., pleasantly
entertained the Thursday club at her
home on the Island last week.
Miss Ada Lee Freese very Hospitality
entertained congenial party OF her
young friends at her home on Twenty
fourth street Friday evening.
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Miss Maud Billiard was hostess to
the members of the Island Pedro Club
Thursday evening, at her home on
South York street. 1t was one of the
most delightful meetings yet held by
the club.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society
of the Zane street church held q bus
mess session followed by social pleas
ures Thursday afternoon, at the home
of one of its members on Mccullough
street.
Miss Matte Nesbitt gave a farewell
party at her home on Nineteenth
street Thursday evening, in honor of
her guest, Miss Mineta Engle, who de-
parted on the following day for her
home in Fairmont. The hours we're
delightfully."- spent in social amuse-
ments, followed by light luncheon.
Miss Nellie Downs pleasantly enter
tanned the lady members of the Key
Thirteenth street Thursday evening.
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The members of the Council and
Board of Truatees Of the English Luth-
eran church called in body upon
Mr.. VIM. H. Graebe at his home on
South Chapline street Thursday even
ing, and assisted him in the eelebra-
ton of the fiftieth anniversary OF his
birth. Mr.. Graebe was presented with
an easy chair as mark of apprecia-
ton of his services.
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Miss Rose Tucker delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of friends at progress
sive euchre Tuesday evening at her
home on Sixteenth street. The first
ladies prize was won by Miss Cora
Matthews and the first gentleman's
prize by Mr.. c. A. House. Light re-
freshments were served. The affair
was greatly enjoyed.
The ladies of the Thomson VI. f..
church gave very successful social
and supper Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stamm pleas
antly entertained the Lotus Club Tues
day evening, at their home In the East
End.
Miss Myrtle Peppers gave delight
full soiree to a number of her friends
Tuesday evening. at her home in the
North End