Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04
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the main features being cards and
dancing. Refreshments were served at
a seasonable hour The guests present
were: Misses Alice Dolan, Margaret
Dolan, Agnes Coppenger, Margaret De-
CANT. Della Manion, Lena Warner,
Sarah Berry, Louisa Maurer, Annie
Shau. Lizzie Shau, Messrs. Joe Balzer,
Frank Dolan, Bert Pickett, William
MAY. Leroy Delaney, Alfred Peak
John Shau.
Raymond Selvey was very agreeably
surprised by a party of his young
friends at his home on Twenty-fourth
street on Friday evening. The time
was delightfully."- spent by the youthful
guests and at a seasonable hour tempt
ing refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Edna Schaefer,
Clara Lobenstein, Stella Delbrugge,
Mary Reynolds, Elizabeth Schneider
and Stella Schaefer and Masters Fred
Iobenstein, Will Rustemeyer, George
Lobenstein, Raymond Schultz and
John Smith.
Hazel, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weitzell, very pleasantly
entertained merry party OF her young
friends Wednesday evening at the
home Of her parents, on South Eofr
street. The hours were whiled away
in social amusement, supplemented by
a toothsome luncheon. Among those
present were Misses Edna Robinson,
Hilda Frederick, Irene Meyer, Hilda
Nolte. Hazel Nolte, Lizzie Hazlett,
Margaret Gilligan, Gertrude Monahan,
Kathleen Gilligan, Marie Gardner,
loretta Nolte, Alice Plues, Hazel Welt
zell, Tallie West and Masters William
Gilligan, Edgar Hazlett William
Nolte, Jr., Joseph Monahan, Roy
Meyer, George Gardner, Charles Gill;
gan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Boes entertained
few friends at their home on Fiji
teenth street Tuesday evening. Both
vocal and instrumental music was well
rendered. Music for dancing was fur
nished by Mr.. D. C. Howard, of Cleye-
land, %.
The members of the Mystic Lodge,
X. of P, of Elm Grove, rendered re-
ception to their friends at their quar-
tiers on Thursday evening. most
enjoyable social time was spent by all
in attendance, and at the conventional
hour elegant refreshments were served.
A meeting of the Thistle Society will
be held at McLains hall, corner
Twelfth and Market streets, Monday
evening, March 9Th. AS this is the
first of the regular monthly meetings
large attendance is requested. =
programme consisting of recitatied
and short addresses will be renting.
by the members during the e,ed to
An opportunity will also Remembers
those who intend to becc'
of the society.
%.naose Tucker ten
Misses Manageable pre-Lenten re-
lunS6csd MOS her of their congenial
ion to(their, home on Sixteenth |
street on Tuesday evening. One of
the principal features of the occasion
was progressive euchne, and the con-
tests were very spirited throughout |
The ladies prize.was won by Miss Cora |
Matthews and the consolation prize |
fell to Miss Elizabeth Gundling. The |
gentleman's prize was awarded to c. |
A. House and the doubtful honors went |
to A. Carney. AT the conventional |
hour those attending repaired to the /
dining apartments of the residence and !
partook of delectable refreshments. |
The following named guests were pres
ent: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. McFadden, |
Mr. and Mrs john Kemple, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Louis Heiner, Mrs Geo. B. Cald- |
well, Misses Ella and Rena House,