Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-10
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several hours WEI spent in respond
Ing to toasts and in listening to some
excellent music. 1t was a late hour
when the guests departed, one and all
declaring Mr.. Nerr past master in the
art of entertaining.
Miss Marie Andrews was the hostess
of the Lilliputian Club on Saturday
afternoon.
The members of the Halcyon Club
have made arrans ements to give an
other of their daI lces on February Is,
and intend to ma Ike one of the most
elaborate dances obey have ever given.
They also took in three new members
at the last meetin. :.
Great preparations are being made
for the wedding of Miss Margaret
Paden, daughter sof (Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Paden, and d T. Robert Morrison,
which will take d lace February IA, at
the Episcopal church, and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the house.
Judge and Mrs. ]. G. McCluer have
announced to feiv friends the engage
ment of their niace, Miss Orsisi Price
Lowry, to Mr.. Charles w. Duerr, of
New Martinsville The marriage will
occur some time in the early summer.
Misses Ella and Fern Perkins enter
tanned few friends informally Tues
day evening, ats.Hheir home on Ann
street.
he Zepda Cluh is making arrange
ments for dance which they will give
OF February IA. The invitations and
also the programnl re will be in the form
of valentines. The boys will make this
one of the finest ID ances they have ever
gwen.
Miss Juliet Sd .odgrass entertained
Saturday afternoo with a whist party
at her home on Murdoch avenue, in
honor of Mrs. He nry C. Richard, Miss
Margaret Paden and Miss Orsini
Lowry. Only the, intimate friends of
the honor guests lwere present. 1t was
quite a brillianti but informal affair,
and four taD.es WI are in requ1sition
Mrs. C. C. Mart in charmingly enter
tanned with VIII list party Wednesday
afternoon, at he + home on Market
street.
Mrs. w. u. Woi ID, of Seventh street
gave delightful pink tea Tuesday for
little Miss Gladys Marshall, in honor
of her fourth birthday. The decor
ationS of the house were pink and
white, and the IL ming room was made
more attractive by little Japanese UNI
brellas. The to BILE was prettily ar
ranged with pink ribbons, pink car
nations and was lighted by pink
candles, and also on large cake were
four pink candles. They INDUCED in
games and then .partook of the dainty
refreshment after which they drew val
entine5 from a place which had been
arranged for the purpose. Little Miss
Carmen Attkisson gave cake walk
and sang several songs.
One Of the mo st brilliant and thor
Oughly enjoyed card parties of the sea-
son was that Civ en- Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. ]. NJ. Senseman in honor Of
her guests, the misses Long of New
York. 1t was q delightful affair with
dainty appointments, and at the close
of closely coma ested game Miss Sue
Long captured slne prize, an artistic
picture frame an d Miss Myrt Stewart
was consoled with little candle stick.
Thursday evening at six o'clock. at
the home of Capt. and Mrs Hamilton
Rose, their daug ats, Miss Clara Otel-
liza Rose, was married to Mr.. L. Ben
nett Hindman, aof Wilkesbarre The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henry Runner, lof the Presbyterian
church, with on ly a few friends and
the families present. Immediately
after the ceremony they left for Wilkes
barre, where They will make their fu-
ture home.
Miss Maggie Cofer gave an elaborate
twelve O'Clock dinner Thursday after
noon, at her home on Ann street, for
the members Of the Washington Bot
tom Club and a few other friends.
The Twentieth Century Whist Club
was most beaUt fully and deliberately
entertained Wei lnesday afternoon by
Miss Florence tShattuck. The game
was unusually interesting and was
closed by Mrs. Harry Camden winning
the visitors puj re, a book, and Mrs.
Friend Hutchinson the club prize a
pin. Miss Lafep was given the conso-
lation prize, a spfcture.
Mr.. VIII A. Cooper, who was form
erly a student at the West Virginia
University, and his sister, Miss May,
entertained the members of University
Glee Club, Wednesday evening, after