Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25

appearance but is decided society fa-
vorite in the community in which she
| lives, and the entire acquaintance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, join in extend
| ing to them their hearty congratula-
| lions, and best wishes for long life,
! health, wealth and prosperity.
A delishtful little dinner party was
given at the Fort Henry Club Thurs
| day at one O'Clock The guests were
| as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B..
| White, of Parkersburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. M. o. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
| A. Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Ruck-
er. Governor and Mrs. Atkinson, OF
| Charleston; G. D. Pennimond, T. j.
| Griffith, w. E. Lawse, Hugh McNeal,
of Baltimore.
Central Castle of the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle gave pleasing enter
! tainment at the Pythian Castle Friday
evening. for members and their wives
and friends.
Miss Madeline O'Neil very enjoyaDiy
entertained party of young FRIENDS at
| her home in the East End THURSDAY
/ evening. The evening was spent IN
cards. dancing and other amusements.
AT a seasonable hour dainty refresh
| ments were served. Those present
were as follows Florence Rice, Eliz-
abeth Zane. Violet North, Mildred
Grant, Elnor Hoffman -Eeien- Gray,
Isabel Healy.~Hngelia Gather, trace
O'NeilL>Max Grant, Irwin Rogers, lsa-
dore Powell. Chas Delbrough, Theo-
1aore Healy, Ray North, Claud Banner,
4 Earl Frew, Fred Baer. Rex Updegraph.
| Al ST Joseph's Cathedral Wednes-
day afternoon Mr.. w. L. Layton ana
Miss Henrietta c.. Paul were united IN
i marriage. Rev. Father Harris per-
forming the ceremony
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. 9th.
held a very enjoyable social meeting
in Cathedral High school hail TUESDAY
~eyening.
Mrs. Gertrude Connolly was hostess
to a eongenial party of her young
friends at her home on the South Side
| Monday evening, in celebration or the
anniversary of her birth. various So
cial amusements were supplemented
at the conventional hour by refresh
ments.
Tuesday afternoon the parlors OF
| Mrs. Ziegenfelder's confectionery pre-
scented a pretty appearance when the
members of the North Main street
Euchre Club and few invited guests
arrived, and were received by che
hostesses, Mrs. Walter Rinehart and
Mrs. lack Robinson. The ladies had
conceived the happy idea of Wash
| ington birthday affair and according
ly the parlors were gayly bedeeked
with bunting and flags. The score
| cards were Dashboard batchets with
a bunch of cherries tied on the han
die. At each table there were red
and white carnations tied with red,
| white and blue ribbon which were
given to the ladies as souvenirs. At
ter three hours contest with the
pasteboards the game closed wron
Miss Francis List winner of the first
club prize, which was Copely print
of Geo. Washington handsomely
| framed The second club prize, box
! of Ziegenfelder's choice bon bons,
| went to Mrs. James B. Mckee. The
first visitors prize was captured by
Mrs. N B. Scott, lockwood vase.
The second visitors prize, pretty
decorated china plate, went to Mrs.
Andrew T. Sweeney. Delicious re-
freshments were served after the
game.
Miss Inblebright, daughter of Capt
L. w. Inglebright, rendered very
pleasant reception to large number
of her friends at her home in Martins
Ferry on Wednesday afternoon. The
occasion was national symposium in
honor of the Womans' Club. About
fifty guests were in attendance and
the reception room was beautifully
decorated with the club colors, purple
and gold, intermingled with a profus.
ion of flags and potted plants. Miss
Inglebright was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. I. Sheets and Mrs. Turner. The
features of the meeting were The
quaint revolutionary characters, such
as Dolly Madison" Elizabeth
Zane" Martha Washington" ant