Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-03

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Banners, February 9th.
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One Of the largest social events OF
this season will be the meeting OF the
newly organized Suburban Club at
iBenwood. w. Va, tomorrow evening.
The club embraces about five hundred
young men from the surrounding
towns. who are invited by card to at
tend this affair, under personal direc-
ton of Prof. George Delbrugge. The
new hall at Benwood has been selected
on account of its large size, elegant
ventilation, electric fans running con-
stantly. furnishings and keeping is
first class, and the elegant car accom-
modations to and from the city. 1t is
understood in polite society, especially
In social functions of this kind. that the
young men bring their lady friends, as
no cards have been issuel to the
ladies.
The Ladies Of the Home Missionary
Society of the Second Presbyterian
church, will give cake and candy
sale at Nine. Shidells millinery par
lors on Main street, Saturday. Febru-
airy ninth, commencing at 10 o'clock In
the morning.
The afternoon euchre given Wednes-
dya by Mrs. James Neil at the Carroll
club was a very large affair The en-
tertainment was for the Island Ladies
and North Main street euchre clubs.
A number of visitors were also pres
ent. The hours were from two until
half past five o'clock There were six
teen tables engaged in the play during
the afternoon. At the conclusion eX-
cellent refreshments were served by
Caterer Ziegenfelder. There were
eight prizes awarded. The first North
Main street euchre club, the first Island
Ladies' enchre club and the first visi-
tors prizes were very pretty pictures.
The three second prizes were very
handsomely hand painted plates. The
lone hand prize was a hand painted
vase and the consolation hand paint
ed cup and saucer All of the five lat
ter prizes were done by the hostess.
The prize winners were as follows: first
Island, Miss Jennie Neil; first North
Main street, Miss Francis List; first
visitors, Mrs. viii Higgins; second ISL
and, Miss Carrie Copp second North
Main street, Mrs. Ed. Holiday; sec
ond visitors, Mrs. George Stifel; lone
hand, Miss Jessie Martin; consolation.
Mrs. James Rodgers. There were
number of out-of-town visitors pres
ent.
Good news is in store for the juven-
lies of Prof Delbrugge school. 1t
will be valentine party, given in
the afternoon from two to five
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citations, songs and figures of the
German" will be strictly in keeping
with st. Valentines day of olden
times Following are the names of
the charming younger set to partici
pate:
Irwin Baer, Bertha Good. Samuel
Good. Earl Seabright. Mary Delbrugge,
Eleanor Holliway, Elizabeth Grubb,
CHARLES Quarter, Dewey Quarter.
Mary Virginia Sands. Jeanette Zieg-
enfelder, Forbes Simpson, William
Simpson, Virginia Blue, Magdeline
Bloch. Dorothy Bloch. Woodward
Franzheim, William Franzheim, Jack
Horkheimer. Francis Ogden, Kenneth
FranZheim, Katherine Franzheim, Ger
trude Carter, Sibert Raper, Carlisle
Raper, Edwin Whit Ella May Holiday,
Virginia Brown, Nancy Peterson, Mar
gerry Brady, George Murray, Nettie Gut
man, John Frew Hall. II. Wilson Bills,
Anna Reid. Louis DeviHe, Mary Elenor
Wright, Marie Stifel. Kate Smith,
Clarmond Mendel, Julia Meyer, vir-
ginia Huffman, Emily C. List, Jean
Ward. Edmund Driehorst, William Hill
dreth, Elizabeth Stamm. Agnes Lee
Clark, Katharine Shor,s, Alma Frank,
Marie Frank, Wilson Grubb. William
Travis, Arthur Burke, Blanch Warfeld,
Nettie Rumble, lima Bangert, Regina
Lutz. Nellie Rom'Oley, Emily Wilmoth,
Charles Jones, Sara Raer, John Reid,
Katherine Alger Virginia Barton, Vir-
glnia Burt, Thomas Hornbrook, Edward
Bowie, Cecil Digby, Howard Merkle.
Katharine Lancaster, Fife Lee Roberts,
e. J. Stone, Katharine Stone, Elvira
Young. Ecksie Mitchell, Katharine Ell
berts. Helen Digby, Lena Kraft, Marion
Schellnase, Katharine Taylor, Helen
Wolvington, Elenor Sweeney, George
lHornbrook, Laura Beaumont, Hilda
Bow
The afternoon is to parents and
friends of both children and Prof. Del
brugge. No admission will be charged
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Mr.. George w. Connel, the well
known photographer, entertained his
friends at his elegant home on Viz
ginia street, Friday evening, in honor
of his birthday. Among those present
were Miss Stella Connel, Mrs. Mary
Connel, Mr.. and Mrs. David White,
Mr. George Petticord and sister, Miss
Effie Myers Mr.. Randolph Myers. and
the Honorable Philip Losere, of New
York City, and others. The features of
the evening were the singing of Mr.
White and Miss Stella Connel. MI.
Connel and Mr.. White recited in their
inimitablo style scenes from opera.
Mrs Sara White contributed several
charming numbers on the piano. A
most enjoyable evening was spent and
at the usual hour an elegant luncheon
was served by Plate & Hane The
guests departed wishing Mr. Connel
many happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jennings, Of
McMechen, gave a farewell party last
Tuesday evening in honor of their un-
Gle, A. j. Jennings, who will depart for
Richmond, Va, Sunday. The feature
OF the evening was dancing and an
enjoyable time was had by all. At
seasonable hour refreshments We're
served. The out-of-toWn guests pres-