Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-03

to be given by a number of the ladies
of the Carroll Club will occur on next
monday evening at the club house
The affair is not given by the club
proper. About eighty invitations have
been issued. The order of the enter
tainment will be cards from eight I'M
til ten, and dancing from ten until one.
The affair is in charge of the following
married ladies: Mesdames Louis
Hiener, w. H. Truschel, George Lutz,
Kate Flaccus, J. j. Coniff, William
Gundling, Thomas O'Brien, A G. Win
stall, Fred Frazier, Walter Whiteside,
w. ]. Lutz and H. w Ebberts.
The annual carnival and masquerade
of the Arion club Will be given at the
club house on the evening of February
18th.
Magnificent in all it's appointments
was Society's verdict on the afternoon
reception given last Wednesday by
Mrs Wl.liam F. Stifel and her daugh-
ter, Mss Flora Stifel, in honor of their
guest, Mrs. Shandein, of Philadel-
phia. The house was one mass of ex-
plants of all descriptions, forming eff
fective settings for the decorations in
the reception apartments, for the dec
Grafton of cut flowers. In one parlor
were pink roses and in a second white,
In the 0ning room the dark red of
carnations blended effectively with
INC deeper red of broad, rich ribbons
figured on the white of the linen. The
Opera House orchestra partially
screened behind a bank of palms and
other ported plants. discoursed a pro-
gramme of sweet music during the
hours of receiving A continuous
stream of guests thronged in and out
OF the house during the hours which
were from three until five o'clock.
Aside from the hostesses and their
guest, who were on the receiving line,
they were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
George E. Stifel, Mrs. A A Wheat,
Miss Nell Stifel, Miss Emily Pollock.
Miss Laura Dalzell, Miss Jennie Jep-
son and Miss Todd Baird. The dining
room was in charge of Mrs. Oscar Bur-
datts, Miss Laura Stifel, Miss Francis
List, Miss Gertrude Reister, Miss Kate
McLain and Miss Pratt, of Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil A Robinson en-
tertained the Island Duplicate Whist
club Tuesday evening at their home
on South Penn and Ohio streets.
There were four tables and sixteen
boards were played and overplayed.
Very low and interesting scores re-
suited in every instance. After the
final board has been played delightful
refreshments were served.
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A club composed of about eight
couples of society people of the East
End enjoyed a very delightful old
fashioned sleighing party last Thurs
day evening. Leaving the city at half
past seven O'Clock they drove to ria
delphia, where a supper was served.
The orlve home was made under the
bright winter moon. They arrived in
the city at midnight
F. ~
On last Thursday evening there was
a m1sicale and literary entertainment
given ss>the residence of Rev. Joseph
Speer, at ~ Fourteenth street by the
Kings Daughters of the Second Pres
oyterlan church, A silver Offering
was IdheH dl lue -<<OOr. ne pro-
gramme was as followe
-~rldno solo. -...-...........-Pr U<--krippahne
fsecll tlon. ..-.......-........Mr. Gay Pryor
yea SOLO. -..--.-...-s... Miss MatSsa ISe
Recltauon,- ........ Mr.. W. II. Hageman
Plano solo, Miss Anna McEsdQ
vocal soIo.............~-laiis Bessie McLafr,
Kecltatlon. ..................-Aiss Warneke
vocal solo...................M Miss Ruth Hail
A very enjoyable affair occurred
Tuesday night at the residence of Mrs
John B. Garden, on North Main street
1t was an entertainment given by the
Kings Daughters of the Second Pres
byterian church. A silver offering
was taken at the door. the response to
which was very liberal
Inc dining room. where refreshment
was dispensed, was in japanese col
ors. Vari-colored lanterns were hung
about, shedding a soft glow over the
most enchanting scene. The attend
| onts were attired in Japanese klmo-
| mas. They were Mesdames c. H.
Wheerler, /. ]. Dickson and Nell
SON Cox and the Misses Edna New
mon and Rrcie Sawtelle.
In tho parlors the reception commit