Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-18

ken Bel" The four lower boxes were
sold for 800 each. Mrs. Frank Julian
Hearne, formerly OF this city, is one
of the patronesses
One of the largest events of the
coming week is booked for Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Mendel, on Twelfth street 1t will be
a soiree-musicale, for the benefit of
the missionary society of the, United
Presbyterian Church, and marks the
second anniversary of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Mendel's home is beauti-
fully arranged for such affairs, and
delightful social and artistic evening
may be anticipated. The following
named ladies and gentlemen will take
part: Mrs. Charles o. Roemer, Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Holiday, Miss Sue NJ. Cald-
we'll, Miss Fannie Petrie, Miss Anna
Shaw, Miss Stella Crockard, Miss Ger
trude Robinson, Miss Anna McKelvey,
Miss Mary Lewis, Mr.. Robert Darrah
and Mr.. William Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Hildreth
entertained a number of children at
the family residence on Chapline
street, Thursday afternoon, in celebra-
ton of the seventh birthday anniver-
sary of their eldest son, Master Will
liam Hildreth.
Miss Dene Donald pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends Thurs
day evening at her home, No. Fl
South Broadway. Elegant refresh
ments were served, and dancing was
the amusement
Mrs. Joseph H. Gollner very pleas
antly entertained the Thursday After
noon Club last week at her home on
Twenty-second street. The hours were
devoted to the usual social amuse-
ments, and dainty refreshments were
served to the guests before their de-
patrure.
Mrs. d. P. Brown. nee Ziegenfelder,
son Sidney and daughter Dorothy, of
Chicago, ILL.,. are guests of Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. Ziegenfelder.
Miss Alice Bebout, of 341S Chapline
street, was pleasantly surprised Friday
evening by a party of her friends. The
evening was passed in games, graphic
phone selections and dancing to music
by Miss Maggie Stab. The principal
game of the evening was euchre, Miss
Lydia Stab taking off first prize, John
Kunz, second, and Earl Bebout, the
consolation. Refreshments were served
at the usual hour. Those present
were: Misses Alice Bebout, Hazel Be-
bout, Jessie Bebout, Bertha Ludwig.
Annie Atwell, Verna Speidel. Ida Fet-
ty, Clara Jefferson, Maggie Stab. LYDIA
Stab, Stella Stab, Ella McGrady,
Clara Brinkman, Clara Fette. Gertrude
Boneberger, Minnie Otte, Amelia Fcs-
ter; Messrs. Earl Bebout, Harry Kline,
John Kunz, John Kline, Earl Sorgey,
John Bowers, Eliza Fry, Albert Fette,
Ed Grote, Jim Higgins. Emmit Nc
Master Walter Beck, l.. Boneberger,
Harry Conwell Howard Beck, Harry
Murrin, Frank Woods, Elwood Wilson,
Alex. Bebout, Mrs. Alex. Bebout, Mrs.
Albert Foster. Mrs. John Kline. Mrs.
Fred Fette, Mrs. James McCrady, Mrs.
Louis Boneberger, Mrs. Robert Beck,
Mrs. John Spidell.
The operetta, Aurora" under di
rection of Prof. Delbrugge, will be pre-
scented at the Opera House Thursday
evening of this week with Meister's
Orchestra as accompaniment. The
tickets will be on sale for two days
previous to entertainment at the box
office, beginning Tuesday morning.
The cast and dancers will include
number of children selected from the
professors different classes. The cast