Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04

1cSr, the first gentleman's prize, was
awarded to Mr.. Latane McLain; Mr..
George Baird receiving silver mount
ed cork screw for second honor. Mrs.
Howard Simpson, who made the larg-
est number of progressions among the
ladies, received a dainty silver bon
bon dish. The second prize, d hand
some candelabra, fell to Mrs. S. S.
Bloch. During the progress of the
game music was rendered by man
dolin and guitar club.
At her home on North Main street
Monday afternoon Mrs. John K. List
entertained about twenty-five of ner
lady friends with a charming luncheon.
Miss Lucy Clark delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her lady friends
at cards, at her home in Kirkwood,
Tuesday afternoon.
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Miss Virginia Moffat enter aimed the
Rabbits Foot club Monday afternoon
at her home at Woodsdale. Al the
conclusion of the game very delicious
refreshments were served. The prize
winners were Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
Miss Elizabeth Carr and Miss Martha
Caldwell. Miss Flora Stifel secured
the visitors prize. The OUT -of-town
guests were Miss Fleming, of Washing
ton, Pa; Miss McCrea, of Cleveland,
and Miss Johnson, of Canton, o. The
first prize was a seal and silver pock-
etbook; the second an alabaster bust;
consolation Dresden pin tray.
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The annual masquerade ball Of the
Wheeling Turverein was given al
the hall on North Market street Mon
day evening, and attracted very large
throng. Some of the costumes were
very attractive. The grand march
was very much enjoyed BY those who
were not en- masque Meyers orches-
ira fu nished the music for dancing,
which continued until two o'clock the
next morning. The ball was a COM
plete success in every sense of the
word, and this fact was largely due to
the efforts of the committees in charge.
Monday evening the Salspariels OBJ
served the anniversary of their organl-
zation by giving a masque hop at the
Arion club house The members of
club and many of their friends at
tended in more or less attractive and
comic costumes, and whiled away the
time by indulging in dancing to music
by the Opera House orchestra and 9TH
er social diversions. There were pres
ent about seventy-five couples and at
seasonable hour an elegant supper
was served. The club is certainly to
be congratulated upon the success OF
their first annual affair.
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The last Carroll Club entertainment
before Lent was the enchre party
Monday evening. There was a large
throng in attendance, and the contests
with the pasteboards were productive
of much pleasure. After the distribu-
ton of the prizes and luncheon, a
pleasant season was devoted to par
ticipation in the club dances. The
committee in charge was composed of
Mrs. A. G. Hadlich, chairman; Mrs. S.
Alexander, Mrs. L. ZarnitZ, Mrs. Geo.
J. Mathison, Misses Mollie Hadlich,
Mary Reilly, Lizzie Gundling, Margaret
O'Kane, hottie Barclay and Mamie
McKeen.
A very pleasing musical and literary
programme was rendered for the en-
tertainment of large audience in the
| Sunday school room of the United
Presbyterian church Friday evening
Light refreshments were then served
and a brief period devoted to socla
intercourse. The affair was given un
der the auspices of the Young Peoples
| Coo;o+,y Nf app orppatin1
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A very enjoyable lodge entertain
ment last week was the quarter cen
fury celebration by LaBelle Lodge o
the A. o. U. W. on Tuesday evening
1t attracted a large throng of mem
bers of the order to the hall on Soutl
Jacob street. The programme for tn
evening was varied, opening with lit
erary and musical exercises, FOLLOWED
by dancing, and concluding Will
luncheon.
Mrs. James Matthew's pleasantly en-
tertained the North Main street euchr
club Tuesday afternoon at her home il
that section of the city. At the con
culsion of the afternoons contests Mrs
Rinehart was awarded the first clu
prize. The second club prize wa
awarded to Mrs. Otto Scholl. The Wis
itors prize was won by Mrs. Ere
Faris.- Refreshments were served.
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I Miss Elizabeth Dunlevy and Nj
George B. Lyons were married Tues
day in the presence of number of rel
atives and friends at the residence Q
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. "
Dunlevy, of Cameron, W. Va. The
will be at home after April LIST a
fremont House, Chicago.
\ The Twentieth Century Girls wer
charmingly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Miss Gene Warehouse q
her home on South Chapline stree
Miss Lydia Good won the first priz,
The lone hand prize was awarded [
Miss Johnson, of Wooster, o. The Wis
TORS prize was secured by Miss Ma
tilda Bowman, of Uniontown, Pa.
the conclusion of the afternoons cor
tests delightful refreshments wer
served.