Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

| Aul, Mrs. Max Beuter, Mrs. William
Kirbach, Mrs. Fred Driehorst, Mrs
Henry N Hess and Mrs. Conrad Hirsch
Mr.. Ralph Meyers, of the Eighth
ward, an employee of the LaBelle mill
! and Miss Hettie Schroeder. of the East
End, will be married next Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. George Biz and Mrs. Henry
Bremmer very pleasantly entertained
| the Bon Ton Euchre Club at the home
of the former on Eighteenth street,
| Thursday evening The first prize was
carried off by Mrs. Michael Biz, and
the second fell to Mrs. JOS. Winter
| halter. After the contests a tooth
some luncheon was served.
Miss Mamie Weir was surprised at
! her home on North Main street We'd
nesday evening, it being her four
teenth birthday. The evening was
spent in various amusements, and a
bountiful luncheon and refreshments
were partaken of at midnight. Fol-
lowing is list of those present: Mary
Gundling, Emma Gundling, Carrie
Smith, Mamie Smith, Genevieve Smith,
Sadie Hull, Emma Hardenstein, Myr-
tie Rodgers, Fredricha Genther, Ce-
ella O'Leary, Mary Bowling, Amy
Zarnitz, Katie Gribben, Mary Gaus,
Mary Rickus, Glennie Gussler, Chess
ter Rodgers, Miller Carenbauer, Albert
! Compers, Willie Gompers, Harry
Donahue, John Boring, William Muir
ray, Willie Zarnitz, John Zarnitz, Ed.
Corcoran, Henry Weisgerber, William
Hardenstein, Harry Brothers.
Miss Mary Zarnits was agreeably
surprised to receive pm unexpected
call from a merry and congenial party
of her young friends Friday evening,
! at~the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Zarnits on South Chapline
street, The occasion was the fifteenth
! anniversary of the birth of the charm
ling little hostess who delightfully."- en-
tertained her guests with various So
cial Aamusements, supplemented by
toothsome refreshments.
There was a very pleasant surprise
party rendered Mr.. George Schaaf, of
/ Pomeroy, O., at the home of Mrs. JOS
/ eph O'Hare in Aetnaville in honor of
his twenty-frst birthday. Dancing
and music were the features of the
evening. At a seasonable hour tempt
| ing refreshments were served.
A number of friends of Mrs. Mary
Altmyer assembled at her new resi-
dence of FifteeSth street Wednesday
ewing, and th,y house warming was
productive of much enjoyment to all
who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Winterhalter
pleasantly celebrated the fifth anniver-
sary of their Wedding Monday even
| ing. at their horle on Sixteenth street.
, A large number of friends were pres
ent and assisted the host and hostess
| in making the occasion a memorable
! one. Progressive euchre was INDUCED
in. and the prizes were distributed as
/ follows: Ladies' first, Miss Sophia
Gaus: second Miss Mary Winterhal-
| ter: gentleman's first, Eugene Cress;
second, Frank Slender. The visitors
prize fell to Miss Lizzie Gundling, and
! Mr.. Thomas Darrah. Cards were fol-
lowed by dancing, and at a seasonal
| BILE hour luncheon was served.
Welcome Lodge of the A. o. U. W.
held a social session and banquet af-
ter it's business session Thursday even
ing, which proved thoroughly enjoy
! able to the members and visiting
brothers from other lodges.
! ~
A farewell W. C. T. U. surprise party
was rendered to Mrs. Jennie P. Sisson
bv Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Graham at their
elegant residence on South Broadway.
/ Music by Mrs McClelland and recita-
tons by Miss Lula Hammond were
/ given. Mrs. A. J. Clarke, in a beauti-
! full speech, presented Mrs. Sisson with
a handsome umbrella. The board OF
! managers of the Rescue Home present
/ ed Mrs. Sisson with seven volumes OF
! F. B. Meyers works. Among those
present were: Mrs. NJ. Anna, Hall, Miss
Hettie List. Mrs. Mary Rumble, Mrs.
Will Hicks, Miss E. V. Parker Mrs.
Gertrude McClelland, Mrs. ]. P. Low,
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Matte
/ Alexander, Mrs. Sturgiss, Mrs. Exley,
! Miss Exley, Miss Annie McFedries,
! Mrs Charles Watkins, Mrs. F. Whalley,
Mrs. H. P. Rixey, Miss L. c. Ham
mond, Mrs. Ullman, Mrs. NJ. A. Haigh,
Miss Mary Hobson, Mrs. Eva Frazier,
| Mrs. Holt. Mrs. McKown, Mrs. Fair,
! Choice refreshments were served. An
! election of President took place. Mrs.
M. Anna Hall, Mrs. Louise Huntley and
Mrs. Watkins all withdrew in favor OF
! Mrs. F. Whalley. Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson
leave for their new home in Newark,
| Ohio.
The new Board of Directors of the
Carroll Club have issued to members
neat folder, announcing future en-
tertainments of the winter, as follows:
Monday, February Club dinner
and social.
| Monday, February 12.-Lecture,
Switzerland"
Wednesday, February 14-Progres-
| sive euchre.
Wednesday, FEBRUARY 21.-Club an
niversary; character costume party.
Monday. February 26.-Cards and
music.
Monday. March 12.-Progressive eu-
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