Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
picture. MI. Louis Gnndling won tho
gentleman's prize.

picture. MI. Louis Gund1ing won the
gentleman's prize.
An enjoyable AFFAIR In secret society
circles was the entertainment Of Bal
tfmore Lodge, X. of p, to the men,
bers of the Order In this city and sur
rounding towns. The attendance was
very large. A most interesting muSi-
cal and literary programme was rem
dered to the intense entertainment and
amusement of the assembled guests
The social given Tuesday evning at
the Cathedral High school by st. AIMS
Auxiliary of St Joseph's was a very
we'll attended and successful affair.
Miss Irene BonneH and Mr.. William
Reynolds, both of this city, were quiet
ly married last Tuesday. They will
make their future home at 1917 Main
street.
The Sunday school choir of the Wes-
ley NJ E. church are making arrange
ments for an entertainment to be
given in March.
The Busy Bee Club were charmingly
entertained last Monday evening at the
nome of Miss Mayme Murphy. The oc-
casion was replete with interest Re-
freShmentS were served at an appro-
pirate hour.
Monday evening at Bearleys hall, in
the East End, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Doerr celebrated their twenty-fifth an
niversary Oh welded life. During the
evening about seventy couple in re-
sponse to invitations called to tender
their congratulations. Early in the
evening a dance programme was in
stituted and continued until after mid
night to music furnished by Prof. Mil
Ter. About haI past eleven o'clock an
elaborate luncheon was served. The
decorations In the large ball room of
he hall were very pretty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doerr were the recipients of many
and handsome remembrances in sill
yer. Mr.. Doerr has seen for twenty
years past nightwatcnman at the Cen
tral glass works.
The repetition of the Carroll Cluo
Club Minstrel at MoMechen Monday
evening was attended with even more
success than the original performance.
A very large crowd was In attendance.
A-ter the show "a social was conducted.
Special cars were u over the Wheel
Ing Traction Company'S lines for the
affair.
AT the home o. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bauman, at Pleasant Heights, a very
pleasant surprise party was given in
n of the twenty-rirst birthday of
their son, Joseph baunuAn, Jr. He was
The recipient of a very handsome gold
watch and chain, presented by his ia
Their and mother. A very pleasant
evening vas spent. dancing being in
dulged in until the small hours of morn
ing. Prof. Killmeyer furnished the
music. An excellent luncheon was
served.
Miss Sadye Emsheimer entertained
Saturday with a most enjoyable
theatre party and luncheon in honor
of Miss Rice, of New York, and Miss
Selling, of Detroit, Mich, who have
been the recipients of numerous social
attentions during the past few weeks.
Last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss drena Kurner a birth
day surprise was given by her many
friends. The young hostess was the
recipient Of many handsome remem-
brances, Those present were: Misses
Carrie Zoeckler, Emma Porter, Ada
Porter, Cora Mooney, Mamie White,
TresSa Donnelley, May Landmeyer.
Florence Weaver, Mamie Kurner, Julia
Ebeling, Gertrude Ebeling, Vera Fos-
ter, Stella Kurner, Pauline Walker,
Emma Schlusher; Masters Walter Ebel-
ing, John McQuay, Charles McQuay,
Landmeyer John O'Neil, Earl Moses.
Harry Dutan, Lawrence Foster. At
ten O'Clock refreshments We're served.
On Friday evening Prof. Jacob J.
Reineke, of the South Side. was pleas
antly surprised at his home by the
Westchester Club Boys, the occasion
being his twenty-third birthday. The
evening was spent in the usual social
advertisements, and shortly before mid
night luncheon was served. Prof.
Klein and Brill presided at the piano.
Last week, at the home of Miss Katie
Kreiss, of Coal street, the Eighth Cen
fury Ladies held a private surprise
party. Supper. was served. Later in
the evening refreshments were served
in the new century style. Mrs. Louisa
Woodruff gave severa- selections on
the piano. Miss Eta Serge gave a
recitation, "Hans in America" Misses
Mollie Kennedy and Emma Rank sang
a beautiful Duet. The Misses Katie.
Lena and Cristina Kreiss sang a Ger
man country song composed by Mrs.
L. Woodruff, all singing in the chorus.
The evening was an enjoyable one.
Mrs. Belle Wolvington beautifully
entertained the LaBelle Euchre Club
and a few friends at her home Friday
evening. 1t was a George Washington
affair and every detail was carried out.
The prize winners were as follows:
Mrs. Frank Work, first club prize, a
beautiful spoon; Mr.. Frank Work, nrst
gentleman's prize, a silver match box;
Miss Gail Holiday, lone hand prize, a
picture; Miss Jennie Neill, visitors
prize, a gold jeweled clock; Mr.. Char
les letters. silver hat brush, and Miss
Lou Evans, consolation prize, a
Ratchet. Refreshments were served at
a SeaSOndble hour.