Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-28
THE MASONIC FRATERNITY.
ZIG SOCIAL EVENT FOR THE MEM
BERs OF THAT ORDER IN This
CITY AND VICINITY
WILL OCCUR THIS EVENING
AT the Arion Club House-A Very
Large Attendance is Anticipated.
Miss D~aIzelI's Entertainment of
the Twentieth Century Gfrls-Oth-
err Happenings In Society's Realm.

err happenings IN SOcletys Realm.
This evening at the Arion Club the
largest social affair ever given by The
Masonic fraternity in this city will be
given by the Arab Patrol. The affair
is, of course, to be limited strictly to
the members Of that order and their
families of this city and vicinity.
Arrangements for it have been in pro-
gress for the past two months. It
will be a new departure in entertain
ments in the social world as represent
ed by Wheeling society.
Those who have charge are Sheriff
elect w. w. Irwin, and Messrs, r. P.
Rc5b, George Ford, John w. Herbert,
j. T. Rankin, l. N. Barton and M. N.
Jones.
The affair will be instituted by the
International Grand Opera Company,
who will give productions of seven diff
ferent operate selections, concluding
with the complete opera Of Cayalleria
Rusticana. This part of the pro-
gramme will require from s to $3.50
o'clock. From that time on luncheon
will be served until midnight. After
half-past nine dancing, for which the
Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music, will be in order until two
O'Clock a. m.
A very large crowd of Masons are an
~ticipated by the managers.
Miss Laura Dalzell charmingly en-
tertained the Twentieth Century Girls
yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Chapline street. The hours
were from two until five o'clock. The
usual contest at progressive euchre
was the order of the afternoons en-
tertainment. one OF the features were
the marking cards. They consisted of
cards representing hung with real holly
berries On red strings n berry indi-
eating one progression. Miss Dalzell
was assisted in keeping the tally OF
the players by Miss Elizabeth Grub.
Five tables were in use during the
afternoon. The first prize was won
by Miss Helen Caldwell. 1t was a
handsome finger purse in grey and
frosted silver mountings. The second
prize, a picture, framed in ebony, went
to Miss Martha OFT, and the visitors
prize, a copy of Persian Poems, to
Miss Clark. The consolation, a fancy
match receiver, was awarded to Miss
Eta Harper. At the conclusion of the
afternoons play delectable refresh
ments were dispensed.
Among the out-of-town people pres
ent were: Miss Catherine Clark, of
Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Frank Arm
strong, of Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Jess
Mckee, of hagerstown, Nd; Miss Bess
List, of Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
C. Burdette Hart, of Bogota, S. A.
Mrs. ]. Patterson Rogers and Mrs.
r. Hermann LANCE have issued a large
number of invitations for a reception
to be given at the home of the former,
Elmbrook, Woodsdale, on Friday after
noon next. The conventional hours of
three until five o'clock are to prevail.
On next Friday afternoon at her
apartments in the Stamm House, Mrs.
Frank C. Hoffman, will entertain the
Married Ladies' Euchre Club.
Miss Anna Schafer was at home to
a number of friends last night at her
home on the South Side.
This evening at the Carroll Club,
Prof. George Delbrugge will conduct a
dance party in honor of the Cotillion
Club. A large number of invitations
have been issued for the affair. Meis-
ter's orchestra will play.
The Misses Cummins have issued
cards for a dance party to be given at
their home or North Chapline street
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Stamm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stamm, enter
tanned about twenty of her young
friends yesterday afternoon from two
until five o'clock in the family apart
ments at the Stamm House. The at
fair proved a NOS enjoyable one.
Miss Julia Wilson entertained the
Island Duplicate Whist Club last even
ing at the residence of her brother,
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, at Leatherwood.
The result of the many contests were
Immensely interesting. The affair was
concluded about eleven o'clock, when
delectable refreshments were served.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers entertained
the Country Club yesterday evening at
her home at Woodsdale. Four tables
of s~ix-handed hearts afforded enter
tainment for the early part of the
evening. At half after ten O'Clock the
prizes were awarded. The first ladies'
prize went to Miss Laura Dalzell, the
ladies' consolation to Miss Genevieye
Ewing. The first gentleman's prize
was awarded to Mr.. Archibald Klieves
and the gentleman's consolation prize
to Mr.. Buckhannon. After light re-
freshments had been served the re-
Iaainder of the evening was spent in
dancing.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Jas. P. Rodgers and Mrs. Fred H.
Lange, for a reception to be given at
the home of the former at "Efmbrook"
on Friday afternoon, January 4th, be-
tween the hours of $3.50 and 5 o'clock.
Last evening at the Carroll Club,
the Young Peoples Club conducted A
most enjoyable dance party. The hours
We're from eight until one o'clock. A
long programme of dance numbers was
rendered by Miss Schrader for the
dancing. Shortly after eeven o'clock
during intermission, light refreshments
We're served in the club dining room.