Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-07

The home of Mrs. George PAUL. on
South Penn street, was the scene of
brilliant reception Thursday afternoon.
The affair was in honor of Mrs. Paulls
sister, Mrs. King, of Philadelphia, Pa.
The hostess was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. King and the Misses Annie
and Virginia Miller. The floral decora-
lions were magnificent. In the parlors
La France roses. and asparagus and
other greenery prevailed. White pre-
vailed in the dining room, where pearl
roses carried out the co1oring. In
every section of the reception halls
masses of greenery, of rubber plants,
palms and other exotics, under the
effect of soft shaded lamps, furnished a
delightful scene. An orchestra, par
tally hidden behind a bank of greenery
dlscoursed a programme of musical
numbers during the hours of receiving
which were from four until six O'Clock
p. IN. In the dining room the Misses.
Elizabeth Harrison, Helen Caldwell and
Alice Brady dispensed refreshments to
& the assembled company. About three
hundred guests were present during the
afternoon.
Of the social organizations of young
men, none are more popular, nor more
aeservedly so. than the Majestic club,
winch celebrated its second birthday
Iucsday evening with an elaborate
Hrse dinner served at Helds cafe.
vas strictly stag affair. The mem
land limited number of invited
saests assembled in the early evening
IN the commodious quarters of the club
IN Main street, where an impromptu
musical programme was rendered, and
billiards. pool and other games were
INDUCED in. The dinner at Helds con-
tlnued from eleven o'clock until after
one. The menu was as follows:
Blue Points ea the Deep Shell.
Celery
Consomme a la Royal, zen tasse"
owes. Sailed Almonds.
brohed Biuetsh. Montpelier Butter.
A T. Duchesse Potatoes.
STUFFED Young Turkey- with Chestnut
Dressing
Cranberry Jelly
Sweet Potato Croquettes.
oWeetbreads in Cases, Ia Financiers
Aux Champignons.
Bon ChofX
creme de Menthe Punch a la Majestic
Club
Chicken Outlets, a Ia Montpensier.
AUX Petite Pois Franchise
Hod peaSh Ice , Cream assorted Cakes.
Fruit. Nuts. cafe NOR.
Cigars.
Inc service was admirable, and the
banquet was thoroughly enjoyed. 1t
was Followed by a feast of reason and
a flow of soul" Dr. G. w. Otto grace
1ully offilciated as POSTMASTER, and
made felicitious address before cali
Ing upon the gentlement present for
speeches or anecdotes. 1t was one of
the most notable affairs in the history
Of the club.
The reception at the Fourth street
M. e. church Friday evening, was given
IN compliment to the Rev. DIR. West
haver the new pastor, and his estimable
wife. 1t was attended not only by mem
bers OF the congregation, but by many
persons OF other denominations who
were anxious to extend a cordial greet
ing to the new pastor. Felicitous ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. c. E.
Clark, of the Thompson VI. E. church,
the Rev. Jacob BrittingAam. rector OF
st. Lukes; the Rev. D. A. Cunningham,
d. D., of the First Presbyterian church:
the Rev. j. H. Littell. of the Second
p church; Rev. Joseph Speers. of
Second Presbyterian church: Rev.
Bruner, Rev Samuel Wincher and
~ an Ule hHUUiy greetings the
\astor responded in a very happy
The committee in charge OF the
then introduced him to all
E present. The new pastor and
made an excellent impression
who met them
re Frederick and Miss Nellie
re united in marriage by
G. Naylor, of the Island,
ng. A number of friends
were present. The couple
II future home on Crom-
vendng Miss Belle Min
b Side. entertained .