Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-19
ack your grip and fly away.

Pack your grip and fly away
The social side of the golf season
viii begin officially at the Woodsdale
Links on next Saturday afternoon. The
ladies entertainment committee, of
which Mrs. Jas. Cummins is chairman,
have decided to nave on that day and
date a general reception and tea at the
club. II the weather be fine the func-
ton will be one of the most pictures
que and enjoyable episodes in Wheel
Ing society's social life. All who had
the pleasure OF attending the popular
teas given by the ladies of the club
last summer, will know without going
into further details how much pleas
ure is in store for the members and
guests.
Mrs. Charles Franklin, Mrs Law
renee Sands and MrsZtHarry Sands en-
tertained the Married Ladies' Euchre
Club at the residence II Mrs Franz
helm, on South Front street Friday
afternoon. The entertainment was
given in honor of Miss Riddle, the
guest of Mrs. FranZheim. The attend
ance was very large, including num-
Der of friends of the club, who are non
members of the club. The prize win
ners were Mrs. Oliver I. Rhodes and
Mrs. John Storer,
Much interest is centered in the ap-
preaching concert of the Philharmonic
Quartette, which occurs on Tuesday
evening" the programme of which was
printed in yesterdays Register. All
the music lovers of the town should
avail themselves of this their last op-
portunity of hearing the quartette this
season. We sincerely trust these
capable artists will have the crowded
house they deserve.
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Society was out in full attendance
Friday evening at the Wheeling Park
Cacino to witness the closing exercises
of Prof. George w. Delbrugge's juven-
lie classes. 1t was one of the most in
teresting events that has occurred in
this city for quite a while, and Prof.
Delbrugge should feel proud of the ex-
cellent way in which each little tot
performed his or her especial dance or
song. All were loudly applauded and
encores followed each effort The
sweet, pretty faces of the little ones,
made lovelier by their dainty frocks,
all added to the scene, which was in
describable in its beauty, as they "trip
ped across the stage to the strains of
Meister's full orchestra. 1t would in
deed be an injustice to mention any
one in particular, as each seemed per-
fectly trained. The programme as pub
1ished in yesterdays paper, was car
ried out in full and it was not until
eleven O'Clock that the young peopls
finished their portion of the pro-
gramme with mosquito parade. After
this the floor was cleared and the older
folks danced until 1870. Over one
thousand tickets were sold for the af-
fair, and Prof. Delbrugge is certainly
to be congratulated on the closing of
his third and most successful year.
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The committee has announced that
the Efks ladies social session will oc-
cur on June 4th at the Wheeling Park
The programme will be published later.
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The Leatherwood Tennis Club, COM
posed of the best players of the city,
held their first tea of the season yes
terday afternoon at their grounds in
Leatherwood. Despite the threatening
weather large crowd attended.
Mrs. George ADAMS entertained at a
six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at
her home in Pleasant Valley, compile
mentary to Mrs Virginia Cooper, of
Hackensack, N. j., who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PAUL. Covers
were laid for fourteen, those present be-
ing the most intimate friends of the
hostess. The dinner was most elabor-
ate in all its appointments.
The fact leaked out Friday that DR..
J. Q. Howells one OF Bridgeport's lead
Ing physicians, and Miss Lizzie Hun
ter, an estimable young lady Of the
island, were married several weeks ago
by Rev. Birmingham. They have the
best wishes of host of friends in this
city and vicinity.
Mrs. William p Wilson and sister,
evening. Large crowds Of society folks