Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-23

! 1901, N. Y; R. L. Cecil, 1902, Ala; w.
| A Robinson, 1902 Pa; ]. H. Cecil, 1904,
Ala; E. D. Nevin, 1904. Pa. Banjos,
H. A. Smith, 1901, N. Y; A. NJ. Ogle,
1904 Ind. Piccolo, F. w. Clapp, 1902,
Md. Bass Banjo, G. Sealy, Jr., 1902,
Tex.
The Mandolin Club-Louis Emery
Katzenbach, 1901, N. Y, Leader; Man
dolins-L. l. Matthews, 1901, Pa. J. L.
| Wellington, 1901, Md; L. E. Katzen-
bach, 1901, N. Y; D. B. Pfeiffer, 1902,
] N. j.; ]. M. Clancy, 1908, KY; ]. S.
McKaig, 1903, Pa; H. c. Reynolds,
| 1903, Mich. Violins, H. Andrews, 1902,
N. j.; o. A. Hack, 1903, Ind. Violin
| cello, F. o. Ludlow, 1902, N. ]. Second
Mandolin, C. Andrews, Jr., 1903, o.
| Flute, E. P. Piper, 1902, Pa. Cornet, c.
Campbell, 1902, Pa. Mandola, H. M.
| Wilcox, 1904, Pa; Guitars R. D. Lara
bic, 1901, Mont; w. A. Robinson, 1902,
Pa; A. E. andermuhl, 1901, N. Y; J. H.
| Cecil, 1904, Ala; R. l.. Cecil, 1902 Ala;
e. d. Nevin, 1904, Pa.
After the concert Mr.. William McClel-
land Vance has issued invitations for
very large reception in honor of the
club members, at his residence on North
Main street
The Married Peoples Club was de-
lightfully entertained last Thursday
night at Arion club house by Prof.
George DeBbrugge. An extended dance
programme was the order of the even
ing. The hours were from eight until
twelve o'clock.
ocf EpidorT OF tho rAci
of the former Miss Elizabeth Fleming
Harrison and Miss Mary Simpson
charmingly entertained the Friday
Night Euchre Club. At the conclus.6S.
of the evenings entertainment dele.!~
able refreshment was dispensed. The
first club prize, handsome picture,
was won by Miss Virginia Moffatt.
The visitors prize vent to Miss Mary
Louise Lamb. 1t was a very prettily
illustrated volume of Wanted,
Matchmaker" The gentleman's prize,
a pipe, was awarded to Mr.. Morgan
OFT Heiskell. Six tables were engag-
ed during the evenings play.
~
Miss Laura Crangle Dalzell and Miss
Emily Ray Pollock entertained the
Country Club last Thursday evening
at the residence of the latter on North
Chapline street. In awarding the
prizes at the conclusion of the play,
the lady's club prize, a silver dragon
brooch, went to Miss Laura Stifel. the
consolation, real shell hair pins, went
to Miss Ethel Ewing. Mr.. James Ew-
ing won the gentlemans prize, a card
case. The consolation, an ebony nail
brush in silver, was awarded to Mr.
Henry Stifel. Five tables were en-
gagged during the evenings play. At a
seasonable hour delicate refreshments
were served.
A delightful musicale occurred
Thursday evening at the Harper resi-
dence in Pleasant Valley. The affair
was largely attended. 1t was a benefit
for the home missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church. A sill
yer Offering was taken at the door.
The programme is given below:
Voice-"Tm Wearin Ava "...........-
Miss Martha OFT.
Voice-"Bonnie Doone" ..............".-
Miss Eta R:nehart.
Voice Bonnie, Sweet Bessie ...Gilbert
Miss Virginia Harrison.
Reading Selected Observation-Disclosures.
,i: la; James eS,,S Whi r6 Riley
Voice-(a "Katie's Letter, ...;;...:;..::
..................:....... Lady, Dufferin
CD " K2s. RIioa 1incoln.Dea Ghaminade
Voice-(a) May Morning ..............-
(b) Annie Laurie .........:........---
Miss Grace Updegraff.
Reading-Selected Riley
Miss Hubbard.
A very pleasant occasion was the
annual choldrens ball given at the
Mercantile Club on Main street last
Monday night. The affair was under
the direction of the entertainment
committee, and no feature was left
unattended to make the evening a
pleasurable on for the little folks The
hours of entertainment were from
eight until half past ten, and during
that time the ball room was given over
exclusively to them.
The affair was instituted by grand
march led by Miss Fanny Hirsch and
Master Herbert Buchanan. After
dance programme, for which Mester's
orchestra furnished the music, an elab-
crate luncheon, by the club caterer,
in the dining room, was served. At
half past ten the little ones retired,
and a number of the older crowd who
were present, danced during the re-
mainder of the evening.
Among those present were:
Misses Masters
Fanny Hirsch. Herbert Buchanan,
Virginia Horkheim- Louis Kraft.
err Harold Baer.
Fanny Baer Harold Horkheimer
Julia Meyers, Edwin White,
Fanny Good Samuel Good,
Alma Frank, Sidney Good
Marie Frank Irwin Baer,
Sarah Baer. Milton Baer,