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

Wheeling, Miss Daisy Sanford, Of Ely
ria, O.; Mrs. Wise, of Fremont, o.;
Mr.. Abe Sellick, of Wichita; Mr.. Sol
Blum, of Cleveland, o. The credit for
the success Of the ball is largely due
to the efforts of the committee in
charge, composed of Messrs. Isaac
Blum, Sol WE'LL and S. A. Herzberg.
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The Misses Caldwell were h0stesses
to the members of the North Main
Street Euchre club Thursday after
noon, at the residence of Gen. Alfred
Caldwell There was a full attend
tendance, and the contests were ami
mated and interesting. After the final
progression, appetizing refreshments
were served, and the prizes were then
awarded. Mrs. William A. Isett cap
tured the first prize The second
prize, a belt, fell to Mrs. James Matt
hews, and the visitors prize, potted
plant. to Miss Elizabeth Carr. The
club will be entertained this week by
Mrs. James Vance Dickey and Mrs.
James B. Mckee, at the home of the
latter.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. McMasters pleas
dUIlY Gul6I d nQlllDCl VI AiAOAANS
at their home on Chapline street at
duplicate whist and six-hand teuchre.
At the conclusion of the play, delecta-
BILE refreshments were served.
The members of the Bon Ton Eu-
chre club were very pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs. John
BREEDING at her home on Wood street.
After the tenth and final progression
it was found that Mrs. Geo. WILDER
won the first prize and Mrs. c. Wen
del the second and Miss Annie Stoop
the consolation prize. The visitors
prize fell to Miss B. Holman. After
the awarding of prizes elegant re-
freshments were served. The club
will be entertained next by Mrs. Geo.
Biz and Mrs. c. Wendell at the home
of the former on Eighteenth street.
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Miss Lottie Kelley, of Bellaire, was
hostess to about twelve couples OF her
friends Monday evening in honor of
her charming guest, Miss Kate San
ford, of Elyria, o. Dancing and cards
were the diversions of the evening,
Miss Nellie Tallman securing the lad
les prize and Mr. Morris Dubois the
gentleman's rize Dainty refresh
ments were served and the evening
was a most enjoyable one.
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Friends of Richard Padden, the we'll
known ball player, of Martins Ferry,
rendered him a very enjoyable recep-
ton at Schedules hall Thursday even
ing.
The ladies of the congregation OF
the German Luthera/church, OF Mar
tins Ferry, gave a /ry successful So
cial and supper last evening.
The vested choir of the Thomson
M. E. church will give a concert IN
Steubenville Monday evening, and
half hundred or more friends OF the
members will take advantage of the
low excursion rates which have been
secured.
The ladies of the congregation OF
the Third Presbyterian church gave
very novel and successful entertain
ment last evening, upon which they
realized a handsome sum OF money.
An old fashioned country store, ar
ranged by Miss Minnie Huebel, was
an attractive feature Of the affair.
Mrs. Sophia Knabe celebrated the
seyenty-fifth anniversary of her birth
Friday evening at her home, No. SO
Seventeenth street. About fifty rela-
tives were present, representing three
generations During the evening de-
lectable refreshments were dispensed.
Mrs. Knabe was the recipient of a
number of handsome membranes.
MANY were the we'll wishes bestowed
upon her before her guests departed.
Miss Shirley Brockunier's class OF
the Fourth Street M. E. Sunday school
gave a steroptican entertainment at
the home of Mr.. Brooks on Fifteenth
street Friday evening.
Mr.. Charles Deiters and Miss Lou
Stringer, popular and estimable young
persons of this city, wdere quietly
Joined in marriage Thursday evening
at the parsonage of the Zane Street
M E. church, the Rev. c.. H. Mallory
officiating.
Miss Lille Bridgeman was rendered
an agreeable surprise in the form of
an unexpected call from about forty
of her friends, at her home on North