Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-16

The young ladies of Miss McDonald's
class at the First United Presbyterian
church conducted very successful
bazaar and social at the
home of Mrs. Cecil A. Robinson at No.
e5 South Penn street, Island, yesterday
afternoon and evening.
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The members of the Korn Kob Klub
conducted their annual banquet
Thursday night at their krib on South
Jacob street. About forty members
of the organization were present. At
ter cigars had been lighted, number
of toasts were responded to. The fol-
lowing is the menu, served by Held &
Habersticck, caterers
Blue Points on the Deep Shell.
c,s Celery Rau,,,on oue zen oi Tasse"
Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing.
Cranberry Sauce. Salade a la Russo.
Fillet of Beef Larded. Aux Champignos
Bisque Potatoes.
Ice Cream.
Sap Sage. Toasted Crackers.
Fruit.
Cafe Noir.
Miss Jessie Wheat charmingly en-
tertained her friends with poster
show party Thursday evening at her
home on South Jacob street, in honor
of Mrs. John Tolar, nee Westwood, of
New York City, formerly of Wheeling.
About twenty-five couples attended and
spent the hours pleasantly. The con.
tests were interesting in every in
stance. The first prize was awarded to
Miss Nellie Stifel, and the consolation
prize to Mr.. Nelson Hubbard. At an
appropriate hour delectable refresh
ments were served.
On next Friday evening Miss Eliza
beth Fleming Harrison will entertain
the Friday Night Euchre Club at her
home ON South Front street, Island.
Last Tuesday evening at the Carroll
Cub the members rendered to their
friends a euchre and bowling party.
The affair was largely attended and
proved an enjoyable occasion. At the
conclusion of the several contests,
dancing was the order until late
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Criswell cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday afternoon at the Pop
lars" the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Woeber. Among those pres
ent were Clyde E. Criswell, of Wheel
ing; Miss Lura Exley, of Pittsburg;
Master Ralph Criswell, of Lighoen, W.
Va, all being grandchildren. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed at 81
p. N. by Rev. Charles E. Garvin, after
which they all sat down to a bounti
full repast. The decorations consisted
of ported plants, palms and flowers
and the home presented an attractive
appearance. McClelland's orchestra
and the Dropping Willow Mandolin
and Guitar Club furnished music.
There were over one hundred guests
and the hours from two to six were
pleasantly spent. The aged couple re-
ceived a number of appropriate gifts.
Several very brilliant affairs are be-
ing planned by Prof. Delbrugge to be
given during the holidays. The first
reception is to the Monday Evening
Club. The meeting will be on Christ
mas night A German of five figures
will be a feature OF the entertainment.
Meisters' full orchestra will play.
The second will be the Junior CO.
tillion Club, on Wednesday, December
18th. A German will also be fea-
ture of the dancing and Meisters or
chestra is to play,
At Bellaire, Ohio, a large cotilllon
is being planned to the most formost
society set of that city, and very at
tractive programme is being arranged.
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At the Carroll Club Auditorium the
Cotillion Club will meet on Friday
evening, December 28th, with Meisters'
full orchestra.
Probably the most beautiful appoint
ed affair will be the children OF Prof.
Delbrugge's school. 1t is to be a full
fancy dress ball, Saturday evening De
cember 29th, at the Carroll Club Audi
forum. The hours are from eight un-
til II o'clock Admission is strictly
by card. Meister will play.
The Married Peoples club in dancing
will meet Thursday evening OF this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fitzgerald very
charmingly entertained the Lamb s
club at their home on Fifteenth street
Thursday evening. The entertainment
was a novel one and highly amusing
insomuch as all present were assigned
a part on programme of specialties
by the hostess During the evening
q number of excellent instrumental Sc
lections were rendered. At midnight
an elegant luncheon was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Hirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt. Miss Carroll and Mr.. William
Kinney, Miss Forty, of Newark, o.,
and Mr.. lie, of Pittsburg, Pa.
A number of Carroll clubmen Will
give a dance party at the club on
the evening of December 18th to the
ladies. The affair will be very formal
The Opera House Orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion.
An entertainment, the proceeds OF
which will be used for the Improvement
of the vestry rooms of the Eoff street
Temple, will soon be given at Arion
Hall. An efficient committee has the
affair in charge The main features OF
the entertainment will be a series OF
wax works which promise to be highly
amusing. -----.