Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23

Then fly. dear maiden, fly with me,
Free. through the bright, clear weather!
Come forth, and from yon chestnut tree,
I'll lose my Maxim's tether.
While twilight draws her azure veil,
Beneath the evening star we'll sail,
And If, like Icarus, we fall.
One of the very charming events Of
the season vas the dancing party given
by Mr.. Arch A. Wilson and Miss flora
C. Wilson, on Friday evening, at the
residence of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Wilson, on North Main
street. The young people commenced
to assemble at eight o'clock, and from
that hour until ten there was a con-
slant stream of carriages going to and
from the house. The decorations by
hess were very beautiful, immense
magnolias and peonies being artistic
ally placed in each room and trailing
asparagus arranged b give a shower
effect, all presenting a most pie asing APP
pearance. In the dining room there
were streamers Of white tulle, reaching
from the chandeliers to the four n
of the table and wound about with smi-
lax and asparagus. Meister's orchestra
furnished the music for dancing, and
during the intermission elaborate re-
freshmentS were served, Kuhn, of Pitts
burg being the caterer. Following is a
list of the guests:
Misses
Helen Caldwell, Martha Clarke,
Sue Wright, Lily Vance,
Hulda Delaplaine, Mabel Brown,
Frances Wheat, Mary McMechen,
Gertrude Fisher, 10. Warehouse,
Blanche Moffat, Laura Stifel,
Gene Waterhouse, Emily Pollock.
Grace Hoge, Frances Jordan,
Jessie Moffat, Flora Stifel,
Tcxa Jordan, Miss Cowan, OF Gin
Louise Lamb, %cinnati,
Jenni Jepson. Miss Fontaine, Of
Gertrude List, Charleston,
Martha List. Camilla Bryant, of
Martha Caldwell, Brooklyn.
Louise Scull. of Miss Freeman, Of
Somerset, Pa, San Francisco.
Jessie Berger, Jess Bloch.
Messrs.-
Chas. Paxton, Will Vance,
VIII Burke, VIII Cracraft,
Andrew Heiskell, Morgan Berger,
Clark Hazlett, DIR. Fulton,
Sam Harper, Tom Sweeney.
RObt. Gif1n, Harry Simpson,
Clarence GifAn, Robt. Gilchrist,
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Earl Giffen, Glib Caldwell,
Howard Mcdonald, Cd. Stffel.
Wilson Burruss. French Poole.
N ws.rIsr M sashInsn. NJ WIND and Mrs. W. P.
Earl Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
Bates Butler. renee Sands.
Will Brice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Behrens, Jr., gave
q delightful bowling party at the
Wheeling Park alleys on tuesday even
ing. The affair was in honor of Mr..
Harry Eckhart's twenty-nrst birthday.
lhe young gentlemen were taken to the
park In a special motor. and after en-
joying several games OF bowling, were
served an appetizing luncheon in the
enclosure. The guests returned to the
city on a late motor after spending a
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Miss Allie McCabe was the charming
hostess to the Married Ladies Euchre
Club Friday afternoon at the home OF
her father in Pleasant Valley. Pro-
Eressive euchre was the usual order Of
the afternoon and many games were
played. AT the conclusion dainty re-
treatments were served. The prize
winners were Mrs. Mary Delaplaine,
Mrs. John B. Wilson and Mrs. w. Bates
Woods.
tMIS- FFlce whitaker cnarmlngly En-
tertained the members of the Married
Ladies Euchre Club yesterday after
noon at her home in Leatherwood. AZ
ter many exciting contests an appe-
thing luncheon was served.
Miss Mary Belle Howell was hostess
70 the Twentieth Century Girls at her
home In Elm. Grove on Friday after
o between the hours Of two and
Ave o'clock. Many games were played
during the afternoon and 1t ended in
Miss Virginia Harrison and Miss Laura
Dalzcll being the Club prize winners,
aud Miss Bryant Winning the visitors
prize.
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