Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

held well attended and enthusiasm.
meeting Friday, at which arranso-
ments were made for their annual bsfI
which will be given in the Carroll cI15
Auditorium on December 5th. The f1lI
Meister orchestra mas been engaged -
furnish the music for the oecss,o1,
Miss Frances Jordan made a repori -
the members of the proceedings Of r.
State convention, which was held +,
Martinsburg. Mrs. w F. Butler. nres-
ident of Robert Z. Lee Chapter. Va.
elected delegate to the national CO.
vention, to be held in Wilmington \
c.. in November.
The Twentieth Century Girls wer.
very pleasantly entertained bv Afiss
Todd Baird at her home on FourtearfS
street Wednesday afternoon. The fro
prize was won by Miss Lydia Good ana
the second by Miss Henrietta Harpar
The Nonpareil Social and Athlete
club will entertain their friends win
another of a series of delightful ho-s
at their hall in the North End Thur.
day evening, October Gath. The music
for the affair will be rendered by Prof.
Carl Kronjaeger.
On Tuesday evening at his home on
4Sth street, Mr.. Oscar Holdermann wa7
the host to a large party of his frienas
as it was the anniversary of his birth
Music and dancing was the feature ~
the evening and at the wee hour a
tempting supper was served. The ia
BILE was beautifully decorated.
~
Wheeling Turner's will open series
of private dances at their hall com
mencing Thursday evening, October
oath, 1901, dances to be given every
other Wednesday from the date. Mu-
sic by Killmeyer.
Miss Myrtle farbet entertained he,
friends in honor of her 18th birthday
Friday evening at her home in Bel.alrs.
Cards and dancing were the amusement
of the evening, and at late hour
tempting refreshments were seryeI.
Those present were Misses Bertha Ed
dy Daisy Church, OF Bridgeport; Edna
Francis, Amanda Doble, Myrtle Tafbet,
Nora Taffe, Jessie Tarbet, Lolita Wilson,
Irene Bckhardt, and Messrs. John VIII
son. Ralph Rider, of Martins Ferry;
Albert Wilson, George Bresock, q
Bridgeport; Meek Burrows, Harry
Beam, Red Armbuster, George Koch ard
Harry Bloom, Dick Mooney, OF Wheel
ing.
The Becker dance at his academy
was largely attended Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. Several new
dances were introduced.
The Becker dancing academy at Blue
Ribbon was largely attended Friday
night. About sixty couple were pres
ent.
On Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Jessie Fulton, of Thirty ninth
and Water streets. the Spinisters club
of the South Side held an enjoyable
session. In accordance with a require
ment of the society each member was
dressed as a spinster and several Of
the costumes were of considerable an
tiquity. During the evening several
delightful musical selections were rem
dered by the Misses Geneyieve Ander-
son and Jessie Fulton.
Take your childrsn 70 Queen. Stella
of the Gonzales. y q. kMRjnssefeet, who
will isesfegardNhNtkfir manage
ment, capacity anhsMfe work.
Tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
hall Prof. Jacob ". -Relneke wilFtender
his students and friends assill dancing
session. Miss Hhda s4e}nfbright Will
furnish the music.ss
series e OF privatS dsics. at their hall.
CSmms en- 'aS, Tssanas s}ssr IT. Even os,
. .%cry Other p' WedhcclSy from above