Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
Entertainments.

next fortnight
Entertainments.
Moonlight on a summer night
-Four brown eyes rejecting
Faces close .together-quite;
Cupid shaft selecting
Moonlight dimmed by passing etoud,
Shaft drawn out of culver;
Twining bowstrng-archer proud
Two are one forever.
Last Wednesday evening at their
club rooms on Main street occurred the
opening concert of the winter season OF
the Arion Singing Society. under the
able direction of Prof Hermann NJ.
Schockey. The affair was an artistic
success and deserved a larger audience.
The following we'll known artists con-
tributed to the evenings entertain
ment Mrs. Flora Williams, Miss
Amanda Spell and Miss Grace Sum
mers. while the Arion Singing Society
and the Opera House Orchestra added
quite q little enjoyment to those pre-
sent. After the concert the hall was
cleared for dancing, which cont nued
until a late hour the guests being
loath to depart. after having spent
such a gay evening.
ENJOYABLE as are all euchre parties
at this season of the year ono of the
most delightful and pleasant ones that
has occurred in this city for many
day. took place at the handsome home
of Mrs. William A. Isett on North
NIoin street last Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs. Isett and her sister Mrs
Jennie Hendershott, gave the opening
entertainment of the North Main street
euchre club. In addition to full at
tendance of the club members, num-
Der of out of town guests and their hos
tessess We're present. ten tables being
necessary to accommodate the guests
After three hours of progressive eu-
,,hre an elaborate luncheon was served
at the conclusion of which the prizes
were awarded to the lucky winners.
The first club prize. handsome stein.
fell to Mrs. S. l.. Briee. and the second
club prize, beautiful miniature pic
ture frame, was presented to Mrs. Jas.
Neill Mrs. w. w. Arnettgwon the Wis
itors first prize, half dozen Havi-
land cups and saucers. and Mrs. Jacob
w. Grubb was awarded the second Wis
itors prize. a pretty Haviland china
cream jus and sugar bowl.
y
antly entertained the Twentieth Cen
tury Girls last Thursday afternoon, be
tween the hours of two and five o'clock
1t her pretty home in IeAlherwood The
interesting game of progressive euchre
was INDUCED in. at the conclusion IF
which a dainty luncheon was enjoyed.
The head prize, hand painted NINA
ture on ivory in an oval frame was
captured by Miss Lydia B. Good. The
consolation prize. five pounds of choc-
olate, went to Miss Laura G. DalZeii
The visitors prize, two of the late edi-
tions., went to Mrs. w. S. Arnett. The
club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs. Frank Waterhouse, at hcr
home at Echo Point.
Copies of the following invitations
were received by friends in the city
Wednesday:
Mrs Adelaide Egerter
invites YOU 20 be present
al the maria e of her daughter
Alice
10
Rev. Herbert Francis LOOMS.
Wednesday. November the sixth,
nineteen hundred and one,
at high noon.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church,
Wheeling. West Virginia
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom will be driven TO tbs
home Of Mrs. Egerter on North Main
street, where wedding luncheon will
be partaken o and the young eoup
will leave in the afternoon for the
East, where they will make thAir home
~
The Nonpareil Social Club entertain.
cd hair ri dc
ries of dances at their hall, in rho
North End. Tuesday night Prof
Kronjaegar presided at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nuswander very
pleasantly celebrated their tin wedding
Monday evening at their home on Vir
ginia street entertaining a congenia
party of relatives and friends. They
received number of useful presents
The ladies of ST. Andrews p. Z con.
gregation are making extensive ar
rangements for a supper and bazaar te
be given on Thursday evening, Nove-n,
Der 14th. Supper will be served be
tween the hours of five and nine
~
LaBelle Conclaye No. 81 are ar
ranging for their second annua, ball II
occur at Mozart hall, on Wednesday
October both. The music for the coca
sion will be furnished by Prof Kill
meyer.
Miss Mary Simpson will entertain thu
Rabbits Foot Club and few gentle
men friends with a Halloween part,
next Thursday evening at the home o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William 3
Simpson, in Pleasant Valley. The af
fair promises TO be most enjoyable
one,
Miss Lou obernan entertained Y