Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-14
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The Chrysanthemum Bazaar being
arranged by the Carroll Club will be
more of a competitive display than a
bazaar as a number of leading florists
of the city and vicinity win exhibit
and offer for sale their choicest plants.
Each exhibitor will be allotted a GER
tain amount of space and the several
displays. will be looked after by the
charming girls of the club. The idea
is entirely new here and Judging from
the interest being shown it will be a
beautiful and interesting entertain
ment.
Among those exhibiting will be
Franz Laupp, Geo. Greiner, Jno. Hells-
tern, Wheeling Greenhouse Co., and
Max Hess. With this array the show
is an assured success, as all of the ex-
hibitorS have large and beautiful col
lections of the popular flower. 1t will
be strictly a chrysanthemum show and
should attract thousands of people dur
ing the three days of the bazaar. The
dates set are November 10th, 21st, and
22nd. Only nominal charge for adj
mission will be made.
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The gentlemen of the Mozart Singing
Society will give a katie visite on the
evening of the 10Th at their hall on
South Jacob street.
Monday evening a meeting was held
at the home of Jessie Bloch, in Pleasant
Valley, for the purpose of organizing
a chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity. The meeting was great sue
| cess and was largely attended by the
college boys of this vicinity DR..
| Hupp was chosen president of the club
with Jesse Bloch secretary and George
| Mckee treasurer. 1t was decided TO call
| the new organization Denteron Alpha
| Alumni Chapter of the Phi Gamma
| Delta. The following were present and
are all charter members: Dr. S. L.
Jepson. Dr.. Frank LeMoyne Hupp the
Hon. George e. Boyd, Jesse Bloch,
| James NJ. Ewing, Samuel Hazlett, John
! P Gilchrist, l.. A. Lallance, Jr. Frank
| B. Branum, Thomas j. Howells, Roy
| Harrison, Thomas Sweeney, John Swee-
neys Julian Sweeney, DR.. Park West,
| George Mckee, Prof. James Duncan
! Jr., Thomas C. Stevenson, Allan Gerd
Naylor and Joseph R. Naylor
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| Miss Mollie Moore, OF the Island, was
hostess to number of her friends Mon
day evening at her home on North York
| street, Island Music and games were
the diversions of the evening. At an OPP
| perfume hour refreshments were served
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| Last evering, at her home on the
! n1fh Do1l Jph
| tanned a number of her friends. Games
and music were the features of the even
| ing and at the usual hour refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs T. B. McLain entertain
| ed Monday evening at their home on
| Fourteenth street. Each guest repre-
| scented some character and the EVENING
was a very enjoyable one. At the
! usual hour refreshments were served.
Last evening Mrs. James Paxton and
| Mr.. Charles Paxton gave delightful
dinner in honor of the Ferguson Brock
unier bridal party at their residence at
Uplands, on the National road. The
| affair was very elaborate one The
wedding will be solemnized to-day at
the Fourth Street NJ C. Church. Those
who are in the city to attend the we'd
ding are: Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Dowtelle,
Miss Hoff and Nathaniel Ferguson, OF
| Reading, Pa; R. Vaux Buckley, of Phil
! adelphia; George Klots, of New ! ork;
J. H. Britton, of Fredericksburg, Va;
F. G. Riggs and H. G. Riggs, OF Balti-
more.
Last evening the Scottish Thistle So
| ciety held their first meeting in their
new headquarters in the Odd Fellows
Hall. In the early evening an interest
ing musical and literary programme in
| charge of Messrs. c. P Porter and D.
1 w. F,yfe was rendered and was follow
| ed by refreshments. The Thistle Soci-
| ETY. is rapidly increasing in membership
and is in a very 1ourishing condition.
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TnIs evening the Wheeling Lodge,
| No %, B. P. 0. Elks, will hold social
session. Elaborate preparations have
| been made for the affair and it prom
Uses to be one OF the interesting social
affairs of the week The session will
| be called to order at o'clock in order
to allow plenty Of time for the putting
| of a, L. Bumgarner, George Phillips.
Frank Hall. w H. Frank and John T.
| Rankin through the mysteries connect
ed with the organization. At the con-
| clusion Of the Invitations the lodge will
| banquet at the Arion Hail. An at
tractive programme of music and toasts
have been arranged. Music will be
furnished by Meister's band, a mando-
lin and guitar club and the yesper
Quartette. John J. Coniff will be toast
master. Held & Haberstick have pre-
pared the following menu:
Consomme en- tasse.
Queen Olives. Sour Gherkfns
Shrimp Salad
Cold Roast Beef
Young Turkey with Chestnut Dressing.
Cranberry Sauce.
Clubhouse Sandwiches
Cheese Sticks Toasted Crackers.