Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

Earl Girsn, Lewis Foster.
Robert Dnlon Henry Stifel.
s. II. B~rockunier. Julian Hearne.
Mr.. and Mesdames:-
4, Price whit Whitaker, 4. 4, Wheat
ohn B. Wilson, II. +. Benrens,
John Topping, r. H. Norton
j T. Holloway. Rernis McLure
Frank a.. Crockard. B. <. McMechen.
George Vardy, j. NJ. Harris,
The visitors present were: Miss
Mary Mendel, of Taylor, Texas; Miss
Mary Gardner, of ~Steubenville; Miss
Collie Duncan and Miss Genevieve Bas-
sell, of C~larksburg; Miss Florence
Glenn, of South Boston, Va; Miss
Helen Smith, of Boston, Mass; Mr..
aid Mrs. JOS. McDermott, of Morgan
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peters, of
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. Thomas Howell,
of Cleveland, o.; Mr.. James jackson,
of Parkersburg, and Mr.. Morgan, of
Cleveland.
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. L. Watson, of Fairmont, gave
a charming reception to a large party
of friends at her home Tuesday even
ing, entertaining them with music, and
in kindred social pleasures. A delight
full repast was served.
On Wednesday evening of this week
at the rectory of st. Luke's P. E.
church occurred the marriage of Mr..
philin II Cnanfpr nf Dbilodnlnhio Do
and Miss Anna Ida Freidel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Freidel. of the
Island Mr.. Spaeter is a very promis-
ing young business man of the "City
of brotherly love-" having lately been
promoted to the position of manager of
his fathers factory, which is a large
coperage and tank works, with a bust
ness extending over the greater part
OF the New England and Middle States.
After the marriage, the newly welded
couple and friends repaired to the home
Of the bride. No. 40 Indiana street,
where a light luncheon was served, af-
ter which they departed over the B &
o. at 1925 for Philadelphia, their flu
ture home.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Mrs. Lizzie Riggs at the
home of Mrs. George Bryant, in North
Bellaire, on Tuesday evening. There
were present quite a number of young
people and all spent a delightful even
ing, INDUCING in various sorts of social
diversions. At a seasonable hour re-
freshments were served.
The Rev. w. v. TIE Wrinkle, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, of Bel
laire, very pleasantly entertained the
young people Of his congregation at
his study on Gravel Hill, New Years
evening. The time was spent in play
ing games and at a S~ea5onable hour a
delicious luncheon was served. All the
guests in attendance pronounced the
Rev. Mr.. TIE Wrinkle a most genial host.
The hop given by the Young Ladies'
club at Armory hall, in Bellaire, on
Thursday evening, was one of the not
able events of the season. The mem
bers of the organization acquitted them
selves very charmingly as hostesses,
making all the guests feel perfectly at
home. Each of the six ladies of the
club assisted in receiving, thus promot-
ing a sociability among those present.
Miss Bert Shannafelt furnished the
music for the occasion and dancing was
freely INDUCED in during the evening.
Among the guests were people from
Steubenville, st. Clairsville and Mingo
Junction, Ohio; McMechen, Pittsburg
and Wheeling.
A. number of young society people
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
Charles Sprouts, at her home in Ben.
wood, on Tuesday evening. About a
dozen couples attended and the terpsi-
chorean art was freely INDUCED in to
some pleasing music by a mandolin and
guitar club of South Wheeling. At the
usual hour delicious refreshments were
served.
The Fourth Street Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will give ar after
noon tea, Thursday, January 18th, from
2 to 5 O'Clock, at the home of Miss Dent
A. Taylor, South Front street, Island.
The first meet of the Island Duplicate
Whist Club, since the holidays, occur-
red at the residence of Mrs. Will Hig-
gins, South Penn street, last Friday
night. Five tables were required to ac-
commodate the players, and sixteen
trays were played and overplayed.
Much zest was manifested in the scores
of the different tables, which varied
anywhere from two Il fifteen tricks.
In addition to the club members there
were present DR.. and Mrs. R. o. Nc
Masters, Mrs. Bloch, Miss Johnson, Miss
Carr and Mrs. d. G. List. The club
meets at Mrs. j. B. Taney's next Fri
day evening.
One of the most brilliant social events
of the new century was a surprise stag
party given by Mrs. Ed. Wolfe, at her
home on South Front street, in honor
of her husband, E. w. Wolfe. At 9 D.
m. Officer Bickerton telephoned Mr.
Wolfe to come home at once. Upon
his arrival he was met and greeted by
twenty-five of his brother Masons, of
which order Mr.. Wolfe Is a prominent
member. The double parlors were
thrown open and card games and kim
dred diversions we're INDUCED in. The
entire house was handsomely decorated
with floral designs, palms and other
exoties and evergreens, appropriate to
the Yuletide season. AT IL o'clock an
elaborate luncheon was served, while in