Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04
Mr.. A. T. Selby, OF Martins Ferry; Mr. r..
#. Thomas, of New Haven, Conn

F. Thomas, Of New Haven. Conn.
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A stag social was given by the Co
lumbia Dramatic Club at its quarters
on the South Side Monday evening and
about sixty Of the members and their
friends were present. The principal
feature was progressive euchre and the
contest was very interesting. The first
prize. box of cigars, was won by
Joseph Kase, and the second, neck
tie, was awarded to Frank Bishop.
The consolation, baby rattle, fell to
Harry Bach. Those present exper-
fenced an evening of social enjoyment
and at the conventional hour an ele-
CANT luncheon was served.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Mr. George
Warehouse and Miss Lou Helmbright,
both of the South Side, to take place
some time during the present month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of Jacob
street, entertained at their home last
Tuesday night. A large and congenial
party of friends spent the evening in
various social amusements, supple
mented by refreshments.
Miss Elma Hamilton was hostess to
number of friends Tuesday evening
at her home in the East End. The af-
fair was in the nature of surprise
party, but the hostess quickly rallied
to tn. eccasion and and entertained sgestsert charm
1ngly. Card playing and dancing Te5fies
the features of the evening. In card
playing the first -prize was captured by
Miss Enda Miller Mr.. Edward Bre-
mer got second prize, and the BOBBY
prize was given to Alex Bone. Those
present were Misses Enda Miller, An
ME Rodenbaek, Sara Row, Clara Heller,
Abbie bookings. Carrie Baker, Edna
Goodwin, Amy Rodgers, Nellie AL
binger and Elma Hamilton; Messrs.
Edward Bremen, Peter Erb, Alex. Bone,
Isadore Polten, Albert Erb, Theodore
Higgs, George Row, Waverly Row,
Richard Carter and Harry Lehman.
Miss Maud Helmbright very appro-
priately celebrated the anniversary Of
her birth by entertaining congenial
party of her friends at her home on
La Belle street Thursday evening. The
guests spent a pleasant social time, in
various amusements. inluding dane
ing to some excellent music. At sea-
sonable hour appetizing refreshments
were served.
The social features of the second
week of the Loan Exposition in the
Hawley block, were very pleasant. The
progressive euchre party Thursday
evening was a decided success. Ten
tables were required to accommodate
the players, and the contests were
very interesting. There were some
special decorations, and luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the play.
While the cards were being handled
by the devotees, Prof. Charles Kill
myer rendered programme OF tune
full selections upon the piano. The
prize winners were Mrs. Walter H.
Rinehart, Mr.. Alex. Campbell ,Jr.,
Mrs. w. A. Isett, Col. Morris Hork-
heimer, Mr.. Rau Xix, and Mrs. Franzell.
On the following evening the special
attraction was a concert arranged by
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, which at
tracted one of the largest audiences
during the fortnight the exhibition
was open. Those who contributed
were Mr. Emerson, Miss MacHenry,
Miss Phillips, Miss Brice, Mr. Baum,
and Miss Sue Caldwell.
The only Lenten entertainment by
the Arion will be a Kaffee Visite on
March 18th. The usual concert and
ball will be given Easter Monday.
The Carroll Club will give progress
sive euchre party on Monday March
18th, and the Carroll Dramatic Club
will give an entertainment on Monday
April End. On the Wednesday follow
ing Easter promenade concert will
be given. The childrens' Purim ball
of the Mercantile Club will be given
Thursday evening, March 18th, and a
progressive whist party on March
Goth will close the season for this or
ganization.
Wheeling society was much inter-
ested in prominent social event of
the week in Washington, D. C. 1t was
wedding Wednesday, in which the
bride was a former Wheeling lady
having a host of warm friends here.
The Washington Post contained the
following description of the marriage:
st. Johns church, on LAFAYETTE
Square, was the scene of a very pref