Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-14


Last evenings concert was not only
a rare musical treat for the people of
Wheeling, but also a mecca for elite
society. The patronesses were:
WHEELING.
Mesdames:-
James Cummins, Howard HaZlett,
Lawrence i. Sands, William F. Stifel,
David w. Howard, Julius Pollock,
Augustus Pollack, j. Nelson Vance,
Margaret Dalzell, Alfred PAUL,
A. j. Clark, S. l.. Brice,
Anton Reymann, w. w. Arnett,
robert j. Reed. O. Thompson
Charles Frissell, Rhodes,
Nellie Warren-Hollo- Ricardo Ricci,
way, Herman Schockey,
Henry NJ. Russell, b. Walker Peterson,
Chas. w. F~ranzheim, William Mccoy,
Joseph Speidel, B.. B. Dovener,
j. B. Garden, Alexander Glass.
Mesdames:-
J. A. Grey, Florence Watson,
Margaret Hoben- James Maskrey,
sack, William Mann.
Hiram Smith,
Tuesday evening at the Carroll club
the concert and reception, one of the
series of affairs on the clubs social pro-
gramme, gave evidence of the relief ar
ter the restriction imposed by the forty
days fast. The large ball room was
tastefully arranged for the occasion and
the scene presented from the balcony
"a In enhancing one. One hundred
and twenty-five couples were present,
comfortably filling the large dancing
floor. The concert programme was as
follows:
l. Overture THE Fortune Teller
Opera House Orchestra.
z Royal
8. Vocal Solo
IN the Deep Let Me Sleep When I
Mr.. John Brady.
4. Duo for Cornet and Trombone......
.............. 'Miserere''
Opera House Orchestra.
5. Vocal soIo;.;,.My Scotch hassie Jean"
6. Medley ;....,..."A Sure Thing" Tobini
Miss Mary Ray.
8. Opera House Orchestra. ........ Selected
AccomDantst, Prof. Will kenney.
At the conclusion of the concert a
dance programme was instituted which
was continued until about half past
one The Opera House orchestra
played. At midnight refreshments
were served.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of Messrs. Edward Marley, Geo.
~Carenbauer, Henry Gundling, Frank
Blum, James Weitzell and Joseph
O'Hare.
Mrs. James S. Dickey was the charm
ing hostess of the North Main Street
Euchre Club last Wednesday afternoon
at her home on North Main street. 1t
was the first meeting of the club since
Shrove Tuesday, and Notwithstanding
all the affairs which go to consume the
time of the ladies at this season Of the
year there was a very large attendance.
After a spirited contest the game end
ed and an appetizing luncheon was
served and prizes awarded the success
full contestants. The head club prize.
a beautiful turquoise hat pin, was cap
tured by Miss Jennie fancy. The sec
ond club prize, a pair of white kid
gloves, went to Mrs. A. Allan Wheat.
The club consolation prize fell to Mrs.
Zach Robertson. The visitors first
prize, a handsome fan, went to Mrs. J.
D. Culbertson. The second visitors
prize went to Miss Marion Shriver. The
visitors consolation prize, a hand
somely bound copy of L'Aigion, went
to Miss Mary Dickey.
The Married Ladies Euchre Club will
be entertained next Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John MoAat at
Woodsdale.
Miss Carrie Copp entertained a con-
genial party of her friends at dupli-
cate whist yesterday afternoon at her
home on the Island. Six tables were
occupied and twelve boards were
played and overplayed. The con-
tests were most interesting. AT the
close of the game, each lady was pro-
vided with a card to which was at
tached a pencil, preparatory to the in
PRODUCTION of a novel geographical
game. The hostess read a story, and
each guest was expected to write upon
her card the name of the city, island,
lake or cape designated by the locality
to fill in the blanks occurring in the
story, of which there were twenty-five.
Mrs. Harry Mendel secured the first
prize, a beautiful handkerchief. Mrs.
Cecil Robinson the second. a bunch of
carnations, and Mrs. Thomas Burke,
the consolation. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close. The after
o will be recalled as one OF the
pleasant memories Of the season.
Donation day at the City Hospital
occurred Thursday afternoon. Al
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