Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

sregation Of Martins Ferry. are max
ing arrangements for bazaar. to be
held on the evening OF the 21st 22nd.
| 2Srd and oath inst.
The marriage OF Mr.. George Patient
and Miss Anna Dolan, of Wheeling.
took place at St. Anthony's church in
Bridgeport on Tuesday morning, the
officiating clergyman being the Rev.
Father Weigand.
Mr.. William Hammond and Miss
Viola Smith, both of Bogg's Run,
were quietly welded by the Rev.
George W. Bent at the parsonage of
the Benwood NJ. E. church on Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth sooy, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. S. l. Sooy, has issued
invitations for q luncheon at the resi-
dence of her parents, North Chapline
street, in honor of Miss Coates, the
guest of Miss Martha Clarke.
The supper given in the lecture room
of st. Matthews P. E church Tuesday
evening, under the auspices Of the
Swope Guild of the congregation, was
a very successful affair, from social,
gastronomic and financial standpoint.
The Junior Kings Daughters of St
Matthews, chaperoned by Mrs. George
B. Caldwell, conducted very success
full cake. candy, apron and towel sale
at Huscroft's yesterday.
Miss Nellie Stifel. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Stifel, OF North
Main street, delightfully."- entertained
Friday afternoon, complimentary to
her cousins, Misses Nettie and Emma
Reyman. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Reymann, who are about to
leave for an extended European tour.
49,
Mrs. George PAUL win entertain
number of friends at progressive
euchre Wednesday afternoon, at her
home on the Island.
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The North Main Street Euchre Club
was delightfully."- entertained at the r.
II. List home, on Ninth street, Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. List and her
daughter, Miss Frances. as hostesses
The prize winners were Mrs. Virginia
Shaffer, Mrs. Isabelle Irwin and Mrs.
Amanda Hamilton. The club will be
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Zach Rob-
ertson and Mrs. Walter H. Rinehart,
at Ziegenfelder's.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
was handsomely entertained at the
George Wise home, Woodsdale, Friday
afternoon. by Mrs. Wise and Mrs. John
Moffat. The prize winners were Mrs.
Oliver T. Rhodes. Mrs. Charles Howard
Simpson and Miss Mary Dickey. The
next entertainment will be given at
the Joseph Gibbs home, Echo Point,
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Gibbs and
Mrs. d. Carter List as hostesses. This
will be the last reception before Lent
The Rabbits Foot Club was beauti-
fully entertained by Miss Elizabeth
Stifel at her home on North Main
street, Thursday afternoon. The prizes
were won by Miss Martha Baird Cald-
well, Miss Elizabeth Carr and Miss
Flora Stifel. Miss Virginia Moffat will
entertain the club next week at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Moffat, at Woodsdale.
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Miss Helen Caldwell and Miss Todd
Baird charmingly entertained the
Twentieth Century Girls Thursday af-
ternoon, at the home of the former,
on North Main street. The diversion
of the meeting was progressive
euchre and the contests were exceed
ingly spirited and interesting. Tho
first prize. silk matinee, was award
ed to Miss Henrietta Rinehart. The
lone hand prize, handsome Gibson
picture, fell to Mrs. Frank Warehouse.
The play was followed by delectable
refreshments.
The Ariel Club gave It's initial hop
in the Carroll Club Auditorium
Thursday evening, and 1t was largely
attended and thoroughly enjoyable.
About one hundred persons danced TO
music furnished by Prof Chas. Kill
myer. Luncheon was served at eleven
o'clock, after which the club house was
thrown open. The committee In
charge consisted OF Bert Nohilly. Al
fred Faulhaber, John Sauers, and
George Gundling.
Tho character costume party TO be
given by the Carroll Club at the Audi
torium Wednesday evening, will be
the most elaborate entertainment in
the history of the organization. Yes
terday the Board of Directors issued
the following very unique invitation:
PROCLAMATION
Know Thou That
We good people OF our Carroll Club are
commanded TO affemble In goodly numbers
at our Club Houfe at hour Of $3.50, evening,
ye fourth day, second month, twenty-firlt
Infant that ye may in all fitting ways
celebrate We Anniversary OF our goodiy
Club
Ye are hereby noticed that his exceflsncy,
George Washington and his worthy wife
Martha, will honor thee by their prefence:
Likewise thy new countrymen--that II to
say, to-wit. ye Hs waians. Porto Rfcana,
Cubanos, Pilipinos, and ye other native
brethren from our Isles OF the Sea.
Knowing full we'll the unruiy spirit that
dominates many Of our unworthy youths,
they are hereby commanded TO deport
themfeiyes Of pofIble) In seemly and
upright manner and righteoufly refrain
from unfeemly remarks or actions touching
the coftumes or cuftoms OF thefe, our
new brothers.
That the location may be more fittingiy
obferyed We are all commanded 20 appear
in ye oldeu time c0ftumes, that ye grace
fui MYuet. Old Dan Tucker, New Club
Lancers, and Cd Time Cotilions. may be
most properly be enjoyed
That IL might not be said that sefifhnen
hnes a refttng place within thee, on9
Uncle Oorn Paul Kruger, from over the
seas In Dark Africa, VII be permitted 70
srry with Us for the one day, we arc
moved to this on ye solemn promise q
Dom Paul, that he Will fiji all our good
people to full merrinent as Ii Is proper
and ftting that merriment should be IN
dufYed In an fhfa orr Natal Day.