Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-17


Misses
Marie Heyman, Elsie Gundling,
Cora Gutman, Birdie Wolff.
Nellie Kraus, Ruth Wolff,
Stella Kraus, Frances Heyman.
blanche Kraus, Ida Rice; of New
Gertrude Hanauer, York City,
MeSsrS.-
Gabe Emsheimer, Benjamin Horkhem-
Morris Steinfield, er,
VIII Emsheimer, Charles Wolff.
Leonard Heyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. uel Kraft.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Mr.. and Mrs JOS -Baer,
eph Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Whit,
Horkheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Klee,
Horkheimer, MIR. and Mrs. Milton
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Gettman.
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Mrs. R. o. McMaSters entertained the
Twentieth Century Girls at progressive
euchre yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Chapline street, for her
daughter Mrs. Frank Armstrong, of
Buffalo, N. Y. The parlors were taste
fully decorated in cut flowers and
greenery. There were eight tables en-
gagged in the play during the after
noon At the conclusion an elaborate
luncheon was served. Miss Martha OFT
received as the first prize a gold clock.
The lone hand prize, fancy picture,
went to Miss Helen Caldwell. The wig
itor's prize, sofa custom, was won by
Mrs. D. Carter List. The consolation
was awarded to Miss Bess List. 1t was
bottle of toilet water.
Among the out of town Wis
itors present were Miss Pratt,
of Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Fechtig, of
Baltimore, Md; Miss Bowman. of
Uniontown, Pa; Mrs. Terry, Of Balti-
more; Miss McHenry, of Cumberland,
Md; Miss MacAltine, of Buffalo, N. Y;
Miss Mckee, of hagerstown, Md. Miss
+ Bessie List, of Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. Robert Haase, of St. Paul, inn.
Last evening, at her apartments on
Eoff street, Miss Alice Bates, was d
most charming hostess to the members
of the Country Club. There were but
FIVE tables engaged in the play during
the evening. The color scheme of red
was carried out The decorations, the
table covers, the cards and even the
refreshments were red, the whole at
fording a most delightful effect.
In the distribution of the prizes the
lady's prize, a fancy picture, went to
Miss Emily Pollock. The gentlemans
prize, one of the late editions, was won
by Mr.. Harry Gee. The consolation
prizes, boxes of bonbons, were award
ed to Miss Hitchcock and lurs. James
Ewing.
The Spinsters were entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Francis List
at her home on Ninth street. To-
gether with the members Of the club
were number of invited guests which
made the entertainment all the more
enjoyable. Progressive euchre was
the feature of the afternoons enter
tainment. When the game ended an
appetising luncheon was served. The
bhead prize, picture, went to Miss
Martha List; the second prize a piece
Of Haviland china, went to Mrs. Harry
F. Stallman. The visitors prize was
captured by Mrs. Albert Franzheim
and the BOBBY prize fell to Miss Fran
els Wheat.
The many friends in this city of Miss
Edna Bordeaux and MI William J.
! Beckett will be glad to hear the fol-
lowing special telegram which came
from Steubenville:
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, January 16.
A very we'll dressed couple came here
from Wheeling to-day and were mar
| ried. William J. Beckett, aged "a, oc-
cupation clerk of the water board. and
Edna 7. Bordeaux, aged "a, daughter
of George Bordeaux. They were mar
ried by Rev. Kerns, of the Christian
! Church.
Miss Bordeaux is a very bright and
accomplished young woman of this
city. Her father is engineer at the
county building. Mr.. Becke is a very
popular and well known young man OF
the city.
Mrs. OFT Schroll will entertain the
North Main street euchre club on the
goth inst. at the residence of her par
ents. General and Mrs Alfred Caldwell