Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-13
IN SOCIETY.



One Of the mosr pleasant and en-
joyable society events of the season
in Martins Ferry was given last even
ing by DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Diven, at
their home on North Fourth street.
The occasion was the entertaining OF
the popular Wednesday Evening
Euchre Club land almost all the mem
bers were present. Several tables
were kept going in the play of pro-
gressive euchre and the play was
quite spirited and much enjoyed by
all. The first lady's prize was won
by Mrs. Oscar Hampton, being a beau
tiful water color picture, handsomely
framed. Mr.. Oscar Hampton won the
first gentlemen's prize( a fine sterling
silver cigar case. The visitors prize
was a tie between Miss May Wilson,
Of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Edward Ex-
ley, OF Toledo, and in a draw was won
by Miss Wilson, being a fine Japanese
tea pot. The consolation prize was
won by Mr.. 8. G.. Robinson. Mrs.
Owen, who is a native OF Pennsyl-
vania, delighted the guests with a
Dutch luncheon after the style of the
Dutch of Pennsylvania, and the deli
cacies served were very tempting and
much enjoyed. The home was beau
tifully decorated in pink and green,
with many ported plants, the table
being tastefully laid with the prevail
ing colors. The affair was given in
homer Of Miss May Wilson, the guest
Of Mrs. Diven, and was pleasantly en-
joyed by all who attended.
The fifth anniversary and visitation
Of Wheeling lodge, No. ia, X. of P.
will occur this evening at 8 o'clock at
their quarters in the Odd Fellows
building. No admission will be charg-
ed and a general invitation to the pub
lie has been issued. After the enter
tainment refreshments will be served.
The programme will be as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Bro. w. p. Robinson.
Violin The Song of the Rose
Master Laurance Fl.
Soprano Selected
Miss Miriam NJ. Mcclement
Mr.. Al. Watkins.
Tenor Solo. King of the Winds
MIR. w. clyde North.
Master Allan Goodwin.
Bro. David White.
Mandolin ouaEtette r Imperial ena Waltz
Rush. Harry ]. Ritter, Al. Watkins.
Piano Solo ..Selected
Mrs. ChaS. o. Roemer.
:. History and Progress of our Lodge
Bro. Chas. j. Schuck.
Tenor solo:...:....Queen of the Earth
Mr.. Samson Emerson.
A"o Mrs. ". II. Keogh.
Bass olo........D Die Possente Dio D'Amor
tEven Bravest Hearts May Swell,)
Mr.. David A. Crawford.
Paris in London waltz
Bro. Wm. Kuhn. Messrs. Chas. A..
Rush, Harry j. Ritter, Al. Watkins.
A~ccompanist. Bro. VIM. F. Loefler.-
Master of Ceremonies, Bro. Chas. j..
/ Schuc
The X-N-Tric Club, composed of pop
ular young men of this city, will give
a private dance party at Blue Ribbon
hall, in Benwood, tomorrow evening,
and all those favored with invitations
anticipate a very pleasant evening. The
music for dancing will be furnished by
Miss Hilda EIelmbrecht. A special car
has been chartered to convey the party
back to this city, leaving the hall at
1:10 a. m.
The singing society of the Arion
club are arranging a concert which
Will be given on Easter Monday at the
cluD house. The selection to be rem
dered will be from a collection enti-
tied, "A Jolly Conjuncture."
Although the season is not as yet
ripe for such affairs, the Sunday school
class CT Miss Martha Chambers, of
Elm Grove, enjoys the dictinction of
being the first organization to picnic.
The party with their baskets, went out
to a point near Triadelphia yesterday,
and there enjoyed the day as only
young people can.