Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

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Refreshments will be served after
the entertainment by the teachers and
scholars of the Sabbath school. An
admission will be charged at the door.
/ Last Monday evening at the home OF
her parents near Blaine, O., Miss Car
RE Gunner was hostess to quite a
number of her friends. Dancing was
the principal diversion of the even
ing. At midnight the guests repaired
to the dining room, where delicate re-
freshments were served. Sixteen
couples were present.
Last Thursday evening at her beau
tiful home in Edgington Lane, Miss
Mayme Slender charming entertained
several couples of her friends. Cards
and music were the features of the
vening, and at a seasonable hour de-
lectable refreshments were served.
~
On March 18th, 1901, one hundred
and nine persons, members of West
Union Presbyterian church and Sab
bath school, and friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. W. Rhoades, went to thefl
home with baskets we'll filled with the
best of Observation-Disclosures meats
fruits, etc., and gave these good peo-
| pie complete surprise. Mr.. Rhoades
has been the leading merchant in Dal-
| las for q years, and has disposed Oh
! his goods and rented his property to
J. T. Hickey, and will seek a home
elsewhere. Mr.. Rhoades is an elder
in the Presbyterian church, and has
/ been secretary or superintendent o.
the Sabbath school for 81 years. After
/ dinner, which was provided by friends
and was one of the best we ever saw
the Rev. Mr.. Ellis, in a few we'll
chosen remarks, presented to Mr.
Rhoades a very handsome solid gold
watch, in behalf of the Sabbath
school, church and friends, and beau
| tiful gold cluster ring to Mrs. Rhoades
in behalf of her lady friends. Mr.
| Rhoades replied in few words, after
which all present enjoyed themselves
for several hours and returned to theil
| homes.
Mrs. c. H. Allen entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on
South Eoff street last "Wednesday eve
ming. The occasion was the anniver-
sary of her birthday. Cards were the
feature Of the evenings entertain
ment, after which refreshments were
served.
| Friday evening last, a most enjoy.
able stag party was given by the Idea
Club at their quarters in the Peabody
| building. The affair was surprise
| in honor of Mr. F. G. Roderus, who is
soon to depart for Rochester, Pa. The
early hours of the evening were pleas
antly employed in games, music anG
various amusements, and at midnight
all adjourned to the club, dining room
where an elaborate spread awaited an6
| to which all did ample justice. Mr.. e
| H. Pickett proved an ideal toast-mas-
| ter, and called on several of the mem
! bers during the course of the banquet
and the responses were extremely in
teresting and In many instances very
amusing Mr.. A. o. Myers entertained
| the assemblage with a recital o.
| Amusing Experiences of Recent DC.
currence," which created considerable
| merriment. Mr.. Sam Windsor was
then persuaded to favor the club with
a vocal selection, the rendition Of
which showed considerable talent, ano
others of the Ideals proved themselves
equal to the occasion in responding to
| the different toasts. After the ap-
plause occasioned by the last perform
ance had sufficiently subsidized, Mr.. Gus
Harttung demonstrated his ability II