Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-21
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list of guests who were present at the
reception, namely:
Eta Rinehart, Martha List, :
Flora Wilson, Gertrude List,
Todd Baird, Virginia Harrison,
Mary B~rockunier, Henrietta Harper,
Shirley ~Brockunier, Margaret Grubb,
Alma Hubbard, Mary Dickey,
( Louise Hubbard, Grace Hoge,
| Elsie Whitaker, Gene Waterhouse.
Fanny Wheat, Sue Caldwell,
| Emily Pollock, Martha Caldwell,
| Laura DalZell, Emma Forbes,
Mary PAUL. Marion Shriver,
Lyde Paul., Nina Shriver,
Alberta Hogg, jamie Good,
! Martha List, Lydia Good,
Ella Howell, Bessie Good.
Mary Bell Howell, Josephine Water
Bessie Rice, house.
] Effie Lewis,
| Messrs.:-
Will Vance, Will Arnett,
Will Brice, Charles Cook,
Tom Sweeney, George Norton,
Clark Hazlett, Bob Gilchrist,
Charles OFT, Arch Wilson,
Bob Giffen, J. c. Mckinley,
Clarence Giffen, Caldwell Noise,
Nelson Hubbard, Jasper Baum,
Arthur Hubbard, Hal Speidel,
Andrew Heiskel, Jos. Speidel, Jr.,
Charley Poston, George Waterhouse,
Latane McLain, o. C. Dewey,
Harvey Pollock, DR.. Dickey.
Morgan Miller,
Messrs. and Mesdames:-
j. D. Culbertson, George Wise,
Ed. Mendel, DR.. and Mrs. Hustled,
Morgan OFT, Will Wilson,
Clark Hamilton, James Dickey,
Price Whitaker, w. S. Brady,
D. Garth Hearne, Harry Sands,
c. H.. fancy, B.. w. Peterson,
Stephen Warehouse, Joseph Gibbs,
e. B. Franzheim, Joseph Speidel, ST.,
c. W. Franzheim, Jos. c. Brady,
w. P. Heiskel, Platoff Zane,
]. J.. Holloway, Lawrence Sands,
n. E.. Whitaker. William O.. Higgins,
Nelson Cecil, J. B. Wilson,
A. R.. Campbell, Howard Simpson.
Frank Crockard,
Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth Ho-
Mrs. Terissa Grub, sack,
Mrs. Mary ]. Moore, Mrs. Della Carr.
The visitors present were: Mrs.
Wade Warield, of Sykesville, Md, a
sister of the groom; Mrs. Spriggs
Sands, of Clarksburg; Mr.. Henry
Hughes, of New York city.
A very interesting announcement to
the devotees of society is the fact that
the Daughters of the ~Confederacy have
changed the date of their annual ball
from Shrove Tuesday to February
18th. The Daughters held a meeting
Friday, Robert E Lees birthday, and
after paying the efficient officials the
handsome compliment of unanimous re-
election, they perfected plans for the
ball, which promises to be n of the
most brilliant functions of the winter.
1t will be given in the spacious auditor
ium of the Carroll Club, which is so
admirably adapted to affairs of this
nature, and the music for dancing will
be furnished by Meister's orchestra.
Following is a list of the committees
appointed, namely:
Patronesse5-Mrs. W. F. Butler. Mrs.
Percy Norton, Mrs. A. Allen Wheat,
Mrs. Robert White. Mrs. w. w. Arnett
and Mrs. c.. H. fancy.
On Decorations-Miss Anna Miller.
Mrs. Bates Wood, Miss Frances Jordan,
Miss Sadie Bates and Misses Nan and
Doxie Moore.
On Luncheon-Mrs. Della Carr. Mrs. !
George B. Caldwell, Miss Julia Could
man, Mrs. Sawtelle, Mrs. ]. L. Rice,
Mrs. R. S. Kincheloe, Mrs. Martin
Thornton and Miss Kate Garvin.
The Married Ladies progressive eu-
chre club was Hospitality entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. PEBBLES
A~SAhA1 - w. IAuOSCH NOOU ILL MIS-. |
Charles NJ. Frissell, at the home of Mrs.
Frissell, on Fourteenth street. The
games were productive of much inter !
est and excitement, and were thorough
iy enjoyed. After the final progress
sion the prizes were awarded, the first
to Mrs. Walker Frissell, the second to
Mrs. Jacob w. Grubb, and the lone
hand prize to Mrs. Harry F. Stallman.
Invitations were sent out during the
past week for the ladies' social session
to be given by Wheeling lodge No. %,
B. P. o. Elks. at the Arion on the 2eth
inst. 1t will commence at nine o'clock.
and will be similar to the stag socials
heretofore given by the lodge. save that
it will be much more elaborate. Re-
freshments will be served throughout
the evening. The committee on enter
tainment consists of George w. Lutz.
chairman, George Fox, C. R. Tracy,
George Wells and Emil Leonhart. DR..
l.. N. Refer is chairman of the COM
mittee on banquet and hall.
The Korn Kob Klub have issued in
vitations for Wednesday evening at
Mozart hall. The cards promise dane
ing. billiards and other social divers
ions.
The alumnae of Mt. De Chantal have
engaged the eminent lecturer. Miss
Anna Seaton Schmidt, for a series of
three lectures to be given at the
Mount Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of mex week. The subjects
are: Paris" London" and THE Ma
donna in Art" Special trains will be
provided for those wishing to attend.
The Niabi progressive euchre club
was pleasantly entertained Friday
evening by Miss Ann Neil. at her home
on Fifteenth street, in honor Of her
guest. Miss Stenhenson, of New Castle,
Pa Miss Martha Caldwell secured the