Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-22

This afternoon between the hours
Of three and five o'clock, Mrs. q. A.
Aschman will receive in honor OF Mrs.
r R. Swope. The event will be taken
advantage of by the many friends OF
Mrs. Swope, who is a guest at the
Aschman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David White, OF the
Island, entertained number OF their
friends at their home Tuesday even
ing with an interesting musicale. me
occasion was very pleasant one ana
at an opportune hour refreshments
were served.
At her home in the East End, Mon
day evening, Miss Moliie Beltz enter
tanned the Busy Bee Club in a delight
ful manner. The evening was pleas
antly spent, and at fitting hour re-
freshments were served.
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Tuesday evening lat her home on
Sixteenth street, Miss Agnes Shally en-
tertained number of her friends.
Music and games .were the diversions
of the evening, and at a seasonaDle
hour luncheon was served.
Mrs. Wright, of Lynn street, enter
tanned number of her friends Tues
day evening in honor of her birthday.
The occasion was very pleasant one.
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Yesterday morning the Rev. 5. T.
Naylor united in marriage MI. Robert
NJ. Bonar and Miss Lille ]. Forster, OF
near West Liberty. The ceremony
was performed at the residence OF Rev.
Naylor.
Tuesday evening the ladies of the
Shield of Honor gave an entertainment
and banquet in the Eighth ward. The
entertainment programme proved very
interesting.
Squire William Manion was agree
ably surprised by his relatives and
friends at his home on Twenty fourth
street Tuesday evening in honor OF MS
election The evening was one OF So
cial enjoyment for the guests, and at
a seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
The crowds at the Carroll Club
chrysanthemum show continued large
Yesterday afternoon and evening. The
florists are very much pleased with
the result of the exhibit. NotWlth-
standing the large number OF flowers
and plants which have been sold, the
display is identically the same as on
the opening evening, the vacancies oc-
casioned by the sales being rehlled
Immediately from the greenhouses.
Last night new attraction was added
to the freak show. A great deal OF
money was expended to secure this
stellar light of the freak luminary. 1t
is an imported prince of the African
Jungle, known as 4koloolah, the Man
With the Strong Hair.
A very large crowd took supper last
night at the club house. About 500
guests were served. A number of
new assistants were in charge. The
ladies in charge last night Were:
Chairmen, Mrs. Bernard Bach and
Mrs. John Beltz; Mesdames Thomas
O'Brien, Sr., w. r. Taylor, c. t. War
ner, P. ]. Green, NJ. a. Truschel, w. F..
Burke, and the Misses Blanche
Smouse, Katherine and Ella Sauvegoet,
Amelia Kreiter, Mayme Lotus and
Ann Murdoch.
The show continues this afternoon
and evening.
Miss Jennie Rose was rendered a
very pleasant surprise by party Of
her young friends, who called Tuesday
evening at her home on South Chap
line street in honor of her fourteenth
birthday. The hours were delightfully."-
spent in dancing and other social di-
versions, and at an opportune time re-
freshments were served. The youth
full hostess received a number of ap-
propriate gifts.
The Henrietta Hotel in Moundsville
was the scene of pleasant social
event last evening. 1t was supper
given at nine O'Clock by Mr.. George
r. Gray, president OF the county court,
to about one hundred and fifty Of the
most prominent citizens of the county.
The occasion was the departure of Mr..
and Mrs. Gray within a few days, for
California, where Mr. Gray will as
sumo the management OF the Virginia
Lumber Company. The supper was
elaborate. the menu and service both
being beyond criticism At an oppor-
tune time Mr.. S. B. Blair arose. and in
a happy speech presented the host
with gold headed cane He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. T. ]. Parsons, who pre-
sented Mr.. Gray with a silver smoking
set. Both were given by the guests
as slight testimonials Of the esteem in
which they held their host. Mr.. John
Arbenz, of Wheeling. on behalf of the
guests, presented Mrs. Gray with a
very handsome umbrella. Mr.. Gray
responded to the many expressions OF
kindness and good viii in a few well
chosen remarks. The affair continued
until midnight and was one of the
notable social events of the fall In