Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-20
IN SOCIETY.
| notable event to-day will

some months ago, which mas outlined
the years work in happily conceiv-
ed and handy volume The member
ship is made of Mrs. Guy r. C. Allen,
Miss Lila Little, Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Mrs. Harry j. Mendel, Mrs. G. N. Tay-
lor, Mrs. S. T.. Westhafer, Mrs. John
X. List, Mrs Charles s. Morrison, Miss
Alma Hubbard, Miss Jennie Hill, Mrs.
Catherine Kyle, Mrs. Clarence West,
Mrs Charles berry, Miss Hettie List,
Mrs Russell Hubbard, Mrs. E. c. Ew-
ing, Mrs. Edward Hazlett, Mrs. Will
son Kelley, Miss Annie F. Johnson,
Mrs. j. H. Littell, Mrs. Dent A. Taylor,
Miss Helen Devries, DIR. Harriet B.
Jones, Miss Louise Hubbard, Mrs.
Charles E. Blue Mrs. Fanny Milligan,
Mrs. Fred. II. Lange, Mrs. John Gard
en-, Miss Grace Hoge, Mrs James B.
fancy, Mrs. Robert j. Reed.
The programme for to-day's meeting
will be as follows:
Roll Call. ..-..............:.....; .Quotations
Savonarola. Mrs j. H. Litteil
Letter Mrs Fannie Milligan
Italian Paintings Mrs. Fred H. LANCE
Current Events. miss Louise Hubbard
CMrs. Charles E. Blue
Critic. Mrs Harry j. Menuei
Hostess. ......:...... Mrs. Guy r, G. Allen
The motif of the meeting will be this
from Savonarola: Creatures are beau
tiful in proportion as they participate in,
and approximate the glory OF, the Crea-
tor"
The next meeting will occur on
March Goth, hostess, Mrs. Fred H.
LANCE.
The gentlemen of the Country Club
entertained the lady members Monday
evening at the Carroll Club with a
bowling party 1t was a most enjoy
able affair. The first lady's prize, one
of the late editions, went to Miss
Jennie Ewing. Miss Ethel Ewing was
awarded the lady's consolation, hand
some poster picture. Mr.. James Ewing
won the gentleman's prize, tobacco
jar. The gentlemans consolation, a
COPY of ''The Tribune Printer" was
won by Mr.. James Ewing. After the
prizes had been awarded the entire
party adjourned to Ziegenfelder's,
where luncheon was served.
The Monday evening German was
rendered a masquerade ball last night
at the Arion by Prof. Delbrugge.
Thirty couples were present. At mid
night delectable luncheon was serv-
ed. The next meeting Of the German
will be an informal dance party at
the Arion, Monday evening.
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A bowling party was given last
evening at the Carroll club in honor
of Miss Selling, of Detroit At the
conclusion luncheon was served by
Ziegenfelder. The lady's prize, very
pretty picture, was won by Miss Bes-
sic Gutman, the gentleman's prize by
Mr.. Louis Gundling.
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The Island Duplicate whist Club as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Higgins, on South Front street.
A very enjoyable session was the re-
suit. There were five tables. After
the play was over light refreshments.
were served.
The Bachelor Club ball at the Car
roll club last evening marked very
suspicious closing of those affairs I'M
til after Lent. Meister's orchestra fur
nished the dance music. Shortly be-
fore midnight light refreshments were
served.
An error was made yesterday in stat
ing that the Colonial party under the
auspices of the Second U. P. church
would not be given at the residence of
Mr.. George Bremen. 1t will be given at
MIR. Bremers residence Friday even
ing.
The informal dance rendered the par
Elephants in last weeks carnival, which
occurred last evening at the Linsly
armory, was very enjoyable. The at
tendance was large. The hours were
from eight until twelve o'clock.
The supper last night at st. Luke's
parish house, by the Kings Daughters,
was well attended. The net receipts
will amount to almost $780, which will
be donated to the general church fund
as an Easter offering.
Monday Light at their quarters in the
Odd Fellows building, Baltimore lodge,
X. of p, entertained their visiting
brothers. An interesting literary and
musical programme WAS rendered.
The social given by st. AIMS Auxil-
larry of the St. Joseph's Cathedral at the
High School hall last evening, was
very we'll attended and successful affair.
Miss Irene Bonnell and Mr.. William
Rennolds were quietly married yester
day They will make their future home
at 1917 Main street.
The Sunday school choir of the Wss-
ley M. e. church are rehearsing for an
entertainment to be given in March.
The South Side Euchre Club will be
entertained tomorrow evening by the
Misses Delbrugge.
Miss Mayme Murphy entertained the
Busy Bee Club Monday evening.