Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

prize winners were Miss Jessie Mar
tin, Mrs. Fred Parks, Mrs. Edwin
NJ Holiday, Mrs. George PAUL and
Mrs. Wilson, Of Bridgeport. The next
| entertainment will be at the home OF
| Mayor Andrew Sweeney, on North
Front street. Wednesday, January 81,
with Mrs. Sweeney and her sister. Miss
| Rose Lukens. as hostesses.
Mr.. George K. Wheat pleasantly cele-
brated the seventy-fourth anniversary
of his birth at his home on North Main
street Tuesday evening.
| Miss Clara Sheets delightfully."- enter
! tanned a party of friends Tuesday even
ing at 1.-THE Elms," Martins Ferry.
/ ~
There Is manifested a growing in
terest in the coming loan exhibition in
the Potts building, corner Main and
Tenth streets, during the week of Feb
ruary 22d. The various committees are
| working zealously and have already ac-
cumulated large number of relics and
| curios. The work of arranging them in
| catalogue form will commence shortly.
The building will be overhauled and
| placed in readiness during the coming
| week. Following is list of the COM
mittees in charge:
Executive Committee Henry NJ.
Russell, president: Mrs w. F. Butler.
vice president; Mrs Joseph Metcalf,
Mrs. NJ E. Dalzell, Mrs. w. F. Stifel,
Rev. Joseph Speer, DR.. F. ]. L. Hupp,
DR. R. NJ. Baird, Mrs. Howard HaZlett,
secretary.
Press and Advertising-Dr. F. ]. L.
Hupp.
Transportation-Mr Henry M Rus
sell.
Lights-Mr. B. w. Peterson.
Finance-Mr. Howard Hazlett.
! Books. Relics and Curios-Judge G.
| L. Cranmer
Pottery and Glassware-Mrs. James
Cummins.
Paintings, Etchings and Bronzes-
Mrs. o. C. Dewey.
Arrangement of Rooms-Mrs. G. A.
Aschmann.
Art Needle-work-Mrs Jacob Berger,
War Relics-Col. Robert White.
Lunch-Mrs. B. w. Peterson.
| Cigars-Mrs. Maude Eccles Hei5kell.
Floral-Miss Clara Forbes.
| Insurance-Mr Alfred PAUL.
Candy Room-Miss Mary PAUL,
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall Hospitality
entertained a number of their friends
at their home in Benwood Tuesday
| evening in honor of the seventh ami
versary of their marriage. Those pres
ent spent most enjoyable evening and
refreshments were served at a season
able hour. Miss Anna Hall and Miss
| Bee Barrett assisted in entertaining
the guests and various kinds of social
advertisements were provided for the
occasion.
Mr.. Walter Foster pleasantly enter
tanned a number of his friends Fri
day evening at his home on Vermont
street, Island, in celebration OF the
anniversary of his birth A number
of young persons were present and
thoroughly enjoyed the affair. Re-
freshments were served.
Miss Elva Fitzgerald was hostess to
number of her Wheeling friends
| Tuesday evening at her home in Ben
wood. The hours were devoted to the
conventional social amusements, and
followed by refreshments.
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| Miss Margaret Mcdonald very pleas
antly entertained merry party of her
young friends Thursday evening at her
home in Stewartsville, Ohio. The hours
were whiled away In social amuse-
ments, supplemented by toothsome
luncheon. The affair was in honor OF
her visitor. Miss Gene MARI, of Par
| kersburg.
/ The Kings Daughters of st. Luke's
! Church will give a supper in parish
house Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming Harrison
will entertain the Rabbits Foot Club
next Thursday afternoon between the
| hours of two and five p. m. at the res
idence of her parents on South Front
| street
The Naibi Club will be entertained at
progressive euchre next Friday even
| ing by the Misses Mary and Martha
| Caldwell, at the residence of their par
ents. General and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell,
!, on North Main street.
| Society now looks forward with
| pleasureable expectancy to the annual
| ball of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. which will be given in the Audi
forum Of the Carroll Club, and prom
ises to be the most brilliant function
since the holidays. The various CON-
mittees in charge are working earnest
| " to make it a success. The orehes
ira will arrange special musical pro-
| gramme for the dancing and a commit
/ tee of ladies will serve luncheon
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The regular Monday night class OF
Prof. George Delbrugge will meet this
| week at the Carroll Club.
The annual masquerade ball Of the
Mercantile Club will be given at the
| hall on Main street on Tuesday even
| ing, February 10th. 1t will be in charge
of the entertainment committee OF the
club. consisting Of David Kraus, chair
man; Leon Somehow, Leonard G.
Heyman, Joseph H. Baer and Leon B.
Stein.
After the Kaffee Visite on February
Sth, the next ATion affair will be the
| graund masque carnival on Monday,
February 18th. A special costumer from
| the East will arrive day or two In adj
| vance hut many who concentrate At