Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-13

| American udtlOUdi COIOIS. IHcIe VIII
also be a very handsome flag, in buff
and gold, of the Sons of the Revolution
! organization of the State.
The tickets win ,e out within few
days time The entire society of both
branches in the State are interested in
| the affair Ii is not only project in
which members of the order should be
! interested, but it concerns all patriotic
| spirited people IL is matter which
should have been attended to long ago,
and the very effort toward that end
is worthy OF patronage.
The committees in charge will be:
Arrangeme nts-Mrs. j. J. Holloway,
/ Miss Mary Delapla.ne, Mrs. Percy Nor
| ton, Mrs. Robert Jeffrey Reed, Miss
Todd Baird and Miss Sophie Carr.
Floor Committee-'Mr. Alexander Up
degraff, Mr.. George Baird, Mr.. w. Pax
ton Bourke and Mr.. A. Bates Butler.
One of the most delightfully."- ap-
pointed affairs Of the winter season
was the entertainment at cards and
dinner on last Wednesday evening by
Mrs Maud Heiskel. The affair was
very exclusive, only eight ladies, in
Guiding the hostess being present. 1t
was complimentary to Mrs. Heiskell's
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Dalzell. in honor
fthe anniversary Of her birth. The
entertainment was begun with two ia
bles Of whist. After twenty boards Of
duplicate had been played the COM
pany repaired TO the dining room
At each place around the festal board
was a magnificent work of some stand
ard author, on top of which was a
card bearing the name of the lady
whose place it occupied and bunch
of roses. After the company had been
seated very elaborate course dinner
was served. Those present were Mrs.
Alexander R. Campbell, Mrs. J. Wilson
Grubb, Mrs. w. w. Arnett Mrs. John
F'rew, Mrs ]. F. Merriman, Miss Kate
Hunter, Mrs. Dalzell and Mrs. Heiskell.
Last Monday evening at the Arion
club the Monday Night Club was ten
dered the usual dance party by Prof.
Delbrugge. About twenty couples were
in attendance.
The Island Euchre Club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. James B.
fancy at her home on Zane street,
Island, Tuesday afternoon, the hours
being from two until five O'Clock. Six
tables Of six handed euchre were neces-
sary to accommodate the guests. At
the conclusion of series of progress
sions the prizes were awarded. Mrs.
Stevenson won the first club prize. 1t
was a handsome picture in tapestry.
The second club prize, a copy of How
to Cook a husband" went to Miss Jes
sic Martin, and the lone hand prize to
Miss Martin also. 1t was Goldsmith's
she Sleeps to Conquer" Mrs. F. J.
| Parks won the visitors prize, Wheel
| ing souvenir spoon. The consolation,
a thermometer, was awarded to Mrs.
Albert Franzheim. At the conclusion
of the play delectable refreshment
was dispensed.
On Thursday at the Carroll club the
Young Peoples Club enjoyed we'll
attended dance party. Miss Jessie
Schrader furnished the music for the
dance numbers.
Miss Jennie Burnhardt was hostess
to a number of friends Thursday at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. Daniel Holmes
on South Main street. The affair was
in honor of the seventeenth anniver-
sary of her birth Games and other
social diversions afforded devertise-
ment for the evening. At seasonable
hour refreshments were served
One of series of euchre and dance
parties was given last Wednesday ev
| ening at the Carroll Club, by number
| of the lady members. The affair was
one of the most enjoyable of the series.
About thirty-five couple were present.
The guests sat down at the euchre Ia
| bles about eight o'clock, and this most
popular of social advertisements was
| INDUCED in until ten. After a light
! luncheon dancing was the order of the
| entertainment until one O'Clock. Prof.
Long furnished t-e music for the
| dancers.
In the distribution of the prizes Mr..
Daniel Bowlin won the gentleman's
| prize. 1t was a very pretty set of mil
| itary brushes. The ladies prize, a
| handsome picture in ebony, was award
cd to Mrs. Flaccus.
Those present were: