Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20

aOle one. luOSe pTeSen- were the
Misses Gertrude Eond, Grace Clark,
Josephine Vance, Nell DAYS. and Sarah
Monroe, and the Messrs. Robert Linds-
ley, Edward Brooks, George Stephens
and Harry Youst, of Columbus, and
Roy Paterson, Of Steubenville.
Miss Elsie Nolte was pleasantly sur
| prised by number OF friends last We'd
nesday evening at her home on South
Wood street. The affair was in honor
of the anniversary of her birth. The
many social advertisements were in
dulged in during the evening and be-
the young lady with a very handsome
ring. At conventional hour refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Harry Kline and Mr. Earl Be-
bout will entertain number Of friends
on the evening of the 31st inst. at the
kenmore club, on the South Side.
Miss Elmira Adams and Mrs. George
Clark, both of this city, were quitely
married Thursday afternoon at the
Fourth Street NJ. e. church parsonage
| by the Rev. Mr.. Westhafer, the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. LETTERS de-
lightfully entertained large number
of friends at progressive euchre Friday
evening at their home on the Island.
| Nine tables were required TO accommo-
date the players. At the conclusion of
the game, dainty refreshments were
served, after which the prizes were
awarded Mrs. Frank Evans captured
the first lady's prize, piece of Havi-
| land china. Mrs. Fred Frazier, after
| cutting with two opponents, secured
the second, fine handkerchief. Mr..
| Geo. NJ. Shook also cut with two OPP
| ponents and won first gentlemans
prize, a book and Mr.. Richard Robb
carried off the second. The lone hand
prize, a pretty picture, was won by
Mr.. Dent Taylor.
| The fact has just became known that
two we'll known and highly respected
young people of Wheeling We're quiet
! ly married July "a, 1900, at ST. Glars
vile. The parties were Mr. Lester
Biggs and Miss Leota Holmes, oldest
\ ,.
| The young couple are now residing in
| Wheeling, and have the best wishes of
host of friends.
Last Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Thompson, of the
East End, a number of friends very
pleasantly surprised their son, Charles
]. Thompson, in honor of his birthday.
In addition to the great surprise his
young friends presented him with a
gold ring, among many other presents
he received. During the evening var
ious amusements were INDUCED in and
at the conventional hour refreshments
were served.
Miss Margaret McFadden, OF Virginia
/ street, was at home on Friday evening
to the members of the Busy Bee club
and visiting guests. The reception was
complimentary to Miss Margaret Jep-
son. The evening was spent most de-
lightfully by those present. Vocal and
instrumental music were features Of
the evening. During the evening ar
elegant luncheon was served.
Those present were: Miss Sweeney
Eastley and buckley, of Pennsylvania
and Miss Margaret Jepson, Elenora
Howley, Lilly Welty, Elenora Black
Cora. Emmons, Wayne Murphy, Eliza
beth Gundling, Carrie Renner, Gertrude
Black, Carrie Richards, Annie Weitzel
Mollie Beltz, Bina Lally, Blanche Rey
nolds, Mamie sGribnens and Margare
McFaL1en.f iat aes'D
Mrs. James Neill will entertain thu
North Main street and the Island
Euchre clubs at the Carroll club OF
the afternoon OF January 29.
The Mozart Singing Society will eel
citrate their nineteenth anniversar!
at their club house on the South Side
on the evening of January 81. The al
fair will be instituted with a concer
and concluded with a ball. Miss Con
nelly will sing and there will also be ;
number of instrumental numbers. Th'
Opera House orchestra will play. Sup
per will be held from five until min
o'clock.
, Miss Sophia Gaus very pleasantly en-
tertained the members of the Lotu
club last Wednesday evening at he
/, home on Jacob street, East End. !
being the first of a series of progressive
euchres that are to be given this winte
3 by the club TO their friends. Their
, were FIVE tables and the decorations 0
the room were very pretty. The even
was a delightful one, more than thirt,
guests taking part in the game. A
the close Of the game refreshments AM
supper were served.
Handsome invitations have been IL
sued by Commandery 23s, Knights o
; st. John. and Ladies Auxiliary, o