Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

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| ". Paxton Burke, Alfred Caldwell,
Arch Wilson, John Moore.
| B. F. Rose, James PAUL,
Clint. Campbell, Lucien Hoge,
Alex Campbell, Robert Luke,
Harry Gee Harland Jones,
Bates Butler, Win Nichols,
Arthur Hubbard, Arch. MoHat.
Charles Paxton, Leroy Lallance,
| c. johnson McKin- " +; Burris
| lev DIR. Henning.
! VIII BriceC Sam Hugh BroclSu-
J ]. d. Merriman, nier,
les les g g6s;s:, B BE-. W u asst
Z Ira Buchannon. Prof. Delbrugge.
Messrs. and Mesdames-
! b. Walker Peterson, Or. F. ]. L. Hupp,
| J. j. Holloway, DR.. Robt. ]. Reed,
| Zach Robertson, john b. Wilson.
| Harry Stahlman, Lieut. B. C. Dent,
Walter Whitesides, Fred Behrens,
| Platoff Zane, Wfl wilson,
| S. p Norton, Price Whitaker.
j Among the out of town visitors
present were: Miss Fechtig, OF Balti-
more; Miss Pratt and Miss Edwards,
of Pittsburg; Miss Vester, of Washing
ton; Miss Vasil, of Clarksburg; Miss
Kunst, of Weston; Miss Dent, of
Brookside; Miss McHenry, of Cumber-
land, Nd; Mrs. Haase, of St Paul; Mr..
Ts,giert. of Parkersburg; Mr.. Shumak-
er, of Pittsburg.
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| The second annual celebration Of
Robert Burns Day was conducted by
the Scottish Thistle society of Wheel
ing and the Ohio Valley last Thursday
evening at the Arion club house. The
affair was the most elaborate social
session even undertaken by the society
and proved a most enjoyable one.
/ There was most excellent musical
and literary entertainment. After the
programme had been formally opened
! by Chairman II. P. McGregor, Mr.. T.
Wallace responded to the toast, "The
| immortal Memory of Robert Burns"
He was followed by Mr.. A. L. White,
whose toast was The Lasses." Other
numbers of the programme were re-
| sponded to by Prof. Blackhall, who eX-
ecuted national dances and played
upon the bag-pipes; solos by Miss Her
! vey, Miss McClement, William Mann,
w. NJ Clemens and Mr.. H. Bell. a cor
net solo by Mr.. E. Diehl solo by Mr..
H. Diamond, with violin obligato, and
many others.
A banquet was served by the cater
ers, Held & Haberstick, in the club
dining room. The menu was as fol-
lows:
soups-scotch Broth.
Celery.
Fish-Finan HadGies Dat Cake Cake,
Scotch Haggis Soda Scenes
| Address to the Haggs,
(Mr. John McFedries.)
Fair ia your honest sonsie face,
Great Chieftain O the puddin' race.
Fruit-Cafe Noir.
Water Waters. Cheese Sticks.
After the banquet second part pro-
gramme was taken UP. A most excel
lent response to a toast was made by
l.-r. Frank P. Mcneil on the subject,
Scotland This, with the other
numbers of the second part continued
the programme into the wee sma'
hours, and it was very late before the
attendants repaired to their homes.
Miss Flora Stofel entertained the
| Country Club Thursday evening at her
| home on North Main street complt-
mentary to Mrs. Schandein, OF Phila-
delphia. There were six tables. The
first ladys prize, a Dresden china
chocolate pot, went to Miss Ethel Ew-
| ing. Miss Genevieve Ewing won the
second ladys prize, a bottle of toilet
water Miss Laura Stifel was award
ed the consolation prize, a miniature
golf bag The visitors prize, pic
ture, went to Mrs. Oscar Burdetts. The
| first gentleman's prize, pen wiper in
silver, was won by Mr. Clinton Camp
! bell. The second prize, a silver key
ring, went to Mr.. Gibson Caldwell.
Mr.. Smith was awarded the consola-
ton, a miniature foot ball At the
conclusion Of the play delicate refresh
ments were served.
Miss Henrietta Harper entertained
! the Twentieth Century Girls Friday
afternoon at her home in Pleasant
Valley. AS is lie usual custom pro-
gressive euchre was the prevailing
social advertisement. The session
was very largely attended, it being
necessary to requisition nine tables
to accommodate the guests. At the
conclusion of the play dainty refresh
ment was dispensed. The first and
lone hand prizes, a point lace hand
kerchief and a fancy head, respective
ly, were both won by Miss Henrietta
Rinehart. The consolation very at
tractive golf poster picture, was
awarded to Miss Emma Forbes. Miss
Bowman won the visitors prize,
fancy plate.
The out of town visitors present
We're: Miss Fechtig, of Baltimore;
Miss McHenry, of Cumberland; Miss
Basil, of Clarksburg: Miss Hitchcock,
of Rockland, Me-; Mrs. Schandein, of
Philadelphia; Miss Kounst, of Wes-
ton; Mrs. Robert Haase, of ST. Paul;
Miss Pratt, of Pittsiburg, and Miss
Bowman, of Uniontown.
On last Tuesday evening at her resi-
dence on Byron street, Mrs. Charles
H. fancy entertained at progressive
euchre for her son, James B. fancy, Jr
The affair was most delightful one.
When the play concluded delicate re-
freshments were served. In the award
Of the prizes, the first lady's prize, a
very handsome hand mirror with back
OF ivory done in hand painting, went
to Miss Lydia Good. The second lady S
prize, piece of delft, was won by Miss
Irene Kunst, of Weston. The conso-
lation was awerded to Miss Eleanor
Brice. 1t was a thermometer. The
first gentleman's prize, a pocket case
in Russia leather, was won by Nr. Will
Brice. The second ,one of the jlate ed
itbons, went to Mr., T. H. Pollock. The
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