Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-19


| Lillian Dauer, Carrie Loos,
| May1ne Gavin, Matilda Loos,
| Helena Schwert- Hilda Lobenstein,
feger. Carrie Laupp,
Flora Morgan, Rose Halter,
| Amanda Spell Delbrugge
| Alma Spell,
Messrs. and Mesdames:-
Dave Kraus, Herman Seabright,
| Jess Ebeling, Herman Miller,
Matthew Kovalan, Prof George Del
| Harry Schmeichel brugge
Harry Bieberson, DIR. Herman Linz,
Jas. M. Collins. G. A. Snyder,
DR.. Earnest Billiard, Otto Warner
Edward Du Frene, Geo. Truschel,
Henry Stifel, DR.. H. b. Baguley,
andrew Selfert, Peter Bonenberger,
Harry Eckhardt, Edward Roller,
| John Herbert, Harry Ritter,
| James Riddle, Jr., VIII Loeher
Henry Morris Percy Callahan
! Charles Bowers Ellis Herbert
Frank I'ulerm,
Messrs. =
Oswald Schneider, George Ebeling,
Fred Behrens, Jr., Charles Aul
lave Morgan, DR.. Oscar BurdattS,
f.. c. II. Schwert- James Riddle Jr..
Iegef, Edward VasS
Among the visitors present We're tbe
Misses Gemler, of Pittsburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richmond; Mrs. Neff Lang. of
Cleveland, O.; and Mr.. Morgan Vester,
| VI w ooAluS IOU, "a.
The North Main Street Euchre Club
, held their last session before the Len
! ten season yesterday afternoon at the
! nome OF Mrs. S. il. Brice, where they
were entertained by Mrs. Brice and
MISS Jennie fancy. Together with
| ruiz attendance of the club, there were
number of visitors. The hours were
! from to o'clock. and during that
| time ten tables were in operation.
| When the game ended a lunch was
served, after which the successful con-
testants were awarded prizes. The
head club prize, silver olive spoon,
went to Mrs. Isabella Irwin The sec
| ond club prize, a decorated lHaviland
| China plate, went to Mrs. Allie Wheat.
| The third club prize, a cut-glass pow
der box, was awarded to Mrs. James
Matthews. The BOBBY prize fell to
| Mrs James Neill. The first visitors
prize, Duchess lace handkerchief,
was awarded to Mrs. Alex R. Camp
bell. The second visitors prize a pair
Of gloves, went to Mrs Emily P.
Boyd.
| Mozart Club house on South Jacob
street was the scene of a delightful
gathering of young people last even
ing the occasion being the childrens
annual masque ball. The little guests
who were in the guises Of many
! characters, assembled at eight o'clock
and spent two Or three hours most
pleasantly, indulging in terpischorean
| numbers. At the conclusion Of this
| programme, the older folks took pos
session of the floor and devoted the re-
| mainder of the evening to dancing
and other social diversions Excellent
music was furnished during the hours
OF entertainment AT an opportune
time delectable refreshments were
served in the dining apartments of the
club house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doerr, of 1912
f! Mccullough street, celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary last
night. The affair took place at Bear
! ley's hall on Eighteenth street, in the
East End. About seventy couples of
relative sand friends were present. At
ter the usual reception, during which
| congratulations were extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Doerr. a dance programme
was instituted. Prof Miller furnished
the music for the dance numbers.
Shortly after midnight excellent re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and Mrs
Doerr were the recipients of many
and handsome gifts, all in silver.
~
The Carroll Club Ministries attracted
an exceedingly large crowd at Nc
Mechen hall in McMechen last even
ing. The entertainment was very much
| appreciated. A number of local Jokes
! were cracked to the great delight of
the audience. AT the conclusion a So
cial was instituted, which lasted I'M
til after midnight. A special car over
the Wheeling Traction Company s
lines conveyed the attendants from
this city.
/ The Colonial party which is to be
given on Friday evening under the
auspices of the Second T. P. church,
will not be held at Mr.. George Bremer's
residence, as was inadvertently stated
heretofore. The place of holding the
entertainment will be announced later.
~
The Kings Daughters of the First
Christian church will hold a birthday
social at the residence of Prof. w. II.
Anderson, No. sc North Front street,
on Thursday evening. The affair
promises to be very successful, both
socially and financially.
The Bachelor Club will give their
third dance closing the winter gayeties
at the Carroll Club this evening. Neis-
| ters full orchestra will furnish the
music. Messrs H. c. Hazlett and F. B.
Sweeney are making every effort to
have the affair big success.
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