Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

cluded, handsome prizes were awarded
The scores OF the two teams for the
three games were as follows:
First team-McElroy, 483; Greer, 374;
Manley 404, Sinclair 1872, Lallance. 291,
Nay I'll, Muhn 359, Scheehle 1873, VIM.
Menkemiller a70
Second team Gordon 425, Ehrle $50,
Coleman 449, Chas. Menkemiller $40,
Peters S53, Bippus 351, Schnepf 315, Al
berts 375, Schrader $40.
1t will be seen that no records were
broken, but the excitement of compe-
tition supplied the interest which might
have been lacking on account of anna
teur work. The grand prize of one
gallon r. E. Cascara Sagrada was
awarded to Chatham Sinclair. Other
prizes were awarded as follows:
High score, five pounds chocolate,
VIM. McLiroy.
Second high score, one pound, satchet
powder, John Coleman.
Third has,. score, one pound satchet
powder, w. C. Gordon.
Fourth high score, air cushion, Dr. J.
r. Manley.
Fifth nigh score, one gallon extract
of lactated pepsin, Chatham Sinclair.
The consolation prizes were as fol-
lows: First. half dozen extract of beef.
l.. Schrader; second, half dozen extract
of beef, nj. Nay; third, box writing pa
per, L. A. Lallance; fourth, box writing
paper, C. Schnepf; fifth, box of cigars,
A. Acheehle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PAUL gave an
elaborate dinner to the members of the
Paull-Doddridg wedding party last
Monday evening at their home at
Woodsdale.
Miss Carrie Carpenter, of Cleveland, Is
the house guest of Miss Eliza Hoge, at
her home at Echo Point, this week.
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The annual military reception and
promenade concert of the knights of st.
George of Commandery No. A was
given last Wednesday evening in the
Carroll club auditorium.
The Knights and their lady friends
were out IN full force, all tending to
make the affair delightful success. The
Cathedral high School Cadets showed
their wonderful ability in sword drill
and were most enthusiastically applaud
ed. The Knights of st. George, all at
tired in fatigue uniform, executed a
FANCY drill, which was we'll received. At
the conclusion of the drills a one-act
farce entitled April Fool' was given
most creditably. Refreshments were
then served by Caterer Mooney, after
whichAthe young people stayed to dance
to the strains of the Opera House or
chestra, continuing until l O'Clock, all
feeling very reluctant to leave.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C..
A. will give musical and literary en-
tertainment and festival at the Young
Mems Christian Association building on
Friday evening, May 17th The entertain
ment will be attractive, and there will
be strawberries, zee cream and cake
Mrs. w. A. Wilson very pleasantly
entertained the Island Duplicate Whist
Club last Tuesday evening at her home
on South Front street. In addition to
members OF the club, a number of guests
were present, including Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrell, of Richmond, Va. The next meet
of the club will be at the home of mrs.
VIII Higgins, on South Penn street. on
FRIDAY evening OF next week.
Miss Elizabeth Stifel was the delight
full hostess to the Rabbits Foot Club"
and a few friends at her home on
North Main street last Thursday after
noon. Five tables were required to ac-
commodate the guests and very ex-
citing game was INDUCED in. During
the afternoon cooling ices and drinks
were served and at the conclusion of
the game an elaborate luncheon was
discussed. The first prize, fan, was
won by Miss Elizabeth Harrison. Miss
Bessie Good captured the second prize.
a gold pin, while the out-of-town Wis
itor's, a pair of cuff-buttons, went to
Miss Carpenter, the town visitors, a
pair of gloves, to Miss Emily Pollock,
The out-of-town visitors present were:
Miss Clubb of st. Louis; Miss Dills. of
Parkersburg and Miss Carpenter, Of
Cleveland.
Monday evening at the Blue Ribbon
hall in Benwood the Blue Ribbon club
will dance. Prof. Long will furnish the
music and no doubt a large crowd will
attend.
A supper and social will be given on
the evening of the 23d inst. at st. An
drew's Protestant Episcopal Mission on
the South Side.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming Harrison
will entertain the Rabbits Foot Club"
at euchre next Thursday afternoon at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison, ON South Front street AS
this will be the last meeting of the club
this summer. no doubt there will be a
full attendance.
The Noon Waukee club gave a sue
cessful dance at the Central Garden
club house last Wednesday evening
Miss Hilda Helmbright furnished the
music.
Wildey Rebekah Lodge, of the D. of
R., gave very pleasant and success
full supper at Odd Fellows hall last
Wednesday night for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows Orphans Home of West
Virginia. The affair was literally pa
tronized.
Despite the heavy rain large and
appreciative audience attended the re-
cital given last Tuesday evening at
Arion Hall. By Prof. Ricardo Ricci's
pupils Those who went were well re-
paid for Drawing the weather, since the