Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18
IN SOCIETY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Rabbits Foot Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the home
of General Alfred Caldwell, on North
Main street, by his daughters, Misses
Martha and Mary. In addition to a
full. attendance of the club members
! there were number of visitors, max
ing the session all the more enjoyable.
Progressive euchre, as is the usual fea-
ture of the clubs entertainment, held
sway for three hours. When the game
ended a palatable luncheon was served,
after which the successful contestants
| were awarded the trophies. The head
club prize, a gold crescent, went to
, Miss Eleanor Brice, the second club
prize, box of linen handkerchiefs,
went to Miss Elizabeth Harrison. The
consolation prize, salve jar, went to
Miss Rebecca PAUL, the BOBBY prize,
shirt waist, fell to Miss Elizabeth
Carr. The visitors first prize, hat
pin, was captured by Miss Martha OFT,
and the visitors consolation prize, a
picture frame, went to Mrs. Frank H.
Crockard.
The out of town visitors present
were Miss Fechtig, of Baltimore; Miss
Bowman, of Uniontown; Miss Pratt of
Pittsburg; Miss Jess Mckee, of Hag
erstown, and Mrs Robert Haase, of
st. Paul.
The meeting of the Friday Night Eu-
chre Club, which was to have been
entertained this evening by Miss
| Waterhouse, at her home on South
Chapline street, has been postponed
until next Wednesday evening.
Miss Jess Moffat will entertain the
Rabbits Foot Club next Thursday
week at her home on South Chapline
street
Last evening at the Aricn Club
very informal dancing party was given
Owing to a prevalence of other social
affairs the attendance. was not large.
The evenings entertainment, however,
proved very enjoyable. A dance pro-
gramme of fifteen numbers was rem
dered by the Opera House orchestra.
At midnight luncheon was served by
the club chef.
Miss Emma Stump was at home to
a number of her friends last Tuesday
evening at her residence on Kentucky
street. The affair was a most enjoy
able one. Those present were the
Misses Gertrude Bond, Grace Clark,
Josephine Vance, Nell Davis and Sarah
Monroe, and the Messrs. robert Linds-
ley. Edward Brooks, George Stephens
and Harry Youst, of Columbus, and
Roy Patterson, or Steubenville.
Yesterday being the first anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warehouse a few friends caltsl at
their home at Echo Point to tender
their congratulations. The evening
was pleasantly spent at cards. Light
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lutz enter
tanned at progressive euchre last eve
hing at their home on South Penn
street. Ten tables were requisitioned
to accommodate the guests. At the
conclusion Of the evenings play Mrs.
Charles Anvil was awarded the first
lady's prize, handsome picture. The
visitors prize, fancy candle5tick,
went to Mrs. Funk, of Cumberland,
Md. The lady's consolation. minia-
ture picture, was won by Mrs. Harry
Truschel. Mr.. John Commit won the
lone hand prize, very pretty gold
stick pin. The gentlemans first prize
went to Prof Charles Killmyer. 1t
was a gentleman's silver mounted
comb. The gentleman consolation,
and ink well, was awarded to Mr. John
Rankin. Excellent refreshment was
served.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were: Mrs. Walsh, of Baltimore,
Md; Mrs. Funk, of Cumberland. Md;
and Mrs. German, of Philadelphia.
The Young Peoples Club conducted
a most enjoyable dance last evening
at the Carroll Club. About thirty-five
couples were in attendance.
This evening at the Carroll Club,
Prof. Delbrugge will tender a dance
party to the Cotillion Club. Meisters'
Orchestra will play. The patronesses
will be Mrs. Joseph Speidel, Mrs. T. c.
Moffat. Mrs. A. R. Campbell and Mrs
VIM. F. Campbell.