Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04

Wilson. Already d large number az
tickets have been disposed OF. The
Opera House Orchestra will furnish
the music, and cakes and ices will be
served by committee OF ladies.
49,
Mrs. James Kelsey Hall entertained
at progressive euchre between the
hours of two and five o'clock, Tuesday
afternoon. in the parlors Of the Nc
Lure House.
Miss Gertrude Trew beautifully en-
tertained a number of her friends
Tuesday afternoon at the home of her
mother, on No-sh Main street.
Mrs Otto Shroll, nee Caldwell.
daus alter of General and Mrs. Alfred
Ce.dwell, VIII entertain the North Main
Street Euchre Club at her home Tues
day afternoon.
Cards have been received announcina
the approaching marriage of Miss Ber-
tina Reich, of Thirteenth street, to Mr..
Henry Fischer, young business man.
of Sistersville. The wedding will oc-
cur Wednesday evening, March 7, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Reich, of Sc Thir-
teenth street. They will be at homo
at Sistersville after April 1st-
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Hildreth
charmingly entertained the family
connections, in honor of their kins-
man, Lieutenant John Sehon Dod-
bridge, last Tuesday evening, before his
60 fCll
! present stationed.
Mrs. Seymour Dunlevy, of Bridge
port, gave a charming dinner party
Tuesday evening, at her home on Lom.
hardy Heights.
Mrs. N. d. Garden entertained a
number of her friends at dinner Thurs
day afternoon. Among the guests were
Miss Doddridge, and Or. and Mrs.
| Hutchins. of this city, and Mrs. A. T.
Randolph, of Canton, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Kirkland. of Sardis. Ohio.
Following is the programme OF
music for the informal dance for the
| City hospital benefit Monday night:
.. Two step. kiss Me Honey DO
]. Tive step..,........, Soldiers A. ne Park
T TSe'E Step. Behind sAG thS Gan
Z. Waltz ..........'..''.'.'; torinne Iener
:. Two step.............-.;W hlstlng Kufus
g IancierS .............. Around the Town
| 10. Waltz .......................... Serenade
IL Two step. Jasper Jenkins
The Girl Loved in Sunny Tennessee
IS. Two step..............,..Mi MISS Josephine
A. Guess in have to Telegraph My Baby
| 16. Waltz......Just as the sun Went Down
u. Two step 49,. Datk s, peHsns
49,
Miss Alice Price. of the Island
Thursday evening very pleasantly en-
tertained the Mary Liz Social Club, or
Martins Ferry. Various amusements
including euchre and dancing to some
excellent music were in order during
the evening At a seasonable hour
delectable refreshments were served.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at Mr.. Henry Stillwells home in
Bellaire. I-
The members of the Bon Ton Eu-
ohre club were very pleasantly enter
tanned last Thursday evening by Mrs.
Shaw and Miss Kate OfBrien at thel
home OF the former on Nineteenth
street. After the tenth and final prof.
erosion 1t was found that Mrs. Geo.
Biz won the first prize and Miss An
ME Stoop the second. The visitors
prize fell to Mrs. Black and the BOBBY
| to Mrs. Wendell. After the awardingI
of prizes elegant refreshments were'
served. The club will DO entertained
| next by Mrs. Geo. Wilbert. corner Mar
| ket and Fifth streets neat Thursday
! evening.
Miss Minnie Mineh gave a most
| delightful card party at the home OF
Miss Florence Smith, of the North End,
Tuesday evening. Mostly all Pitts6urg
| friends were present Mr. Geo. Rus
| sell took first prize and Miss Emma
| Muller second Refreshments were
! served at the usual hour.
~
The Good Templars gave an enter
tainment at G. A. X. hall at Bellaire,
Friday evening, at which refreshments
were served at ten o'clock and all
seemed TO enjoy themselves. Music
was rendered by the Busy Bee Mando-
| lin and Guitar Club, which Is composed
of Chas. II. and Harry Frazier, Edgar
! Fell and Wilbur Gent.
Mrs. Winston entertained the Olym-
pia Quartette and their friends at her
| home on Wabash street on the Island.
| Music was rendered by Maxwell and
| Conrad Euchre was the main feature
| OF the evening" which was quito ex-
citing until the prize was won. AL
the close delicious supper was served.
| ~
Master Frank HUGH. Of the South
| Side, entertained number OF his
| friends on South Wood street. Thurs
day evening. The guests were Masters
John Heller, Harry Coleman, Lawrence
Coleman, Joseph HUGH, VIM. Swafank,
| Joseph Nlggemeyer, Edward Brady,
| Joseph f. Heller, Francis Heller, and
Misses Anna Glotz Jennie Rose. Mary
| Coleman. Angela Gavin, Kate Daugh-
erty, Nellie Smith and Nellie Heller.
The Whist Club was entertained by
Mrs. Julia Feinler. at her home on
Market street, Monday night. The
prevailing oolors In the decorations
were patriotic. The scores were