Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

euchre party IN their rooms THURSDAY
evening. A large number were present
and fifteen tables were Aept going. The
first ladies' prize was won by Miss Mag
gle Fitzsimmons, and Mrs. James Nc
Caffery took the lone hand prize. Miss
Mamie Williams won the consolation
prize. Will Burns won the first gentle
mans prize; Scott Linn the lone hand
and John Brazell the consolation. 1t was
the largest crowd the club has enter
tanned since its organization, and a
number from out OF the city were pres
emit.
The box social gwen by the Good
Templars of Martins Ferry Wednesday
evening as a very enjoyable affair and
largely attended.
A charming reception was given Fri
day Afternoon by Mrs James Kerr, Miss
Eua Kerr, Mrs A. W. Kerr and Mrs.
Martha Aerr, of Pittsburg, at the home
Of Mrs. A. W. nerr in Martins Ferry.
The house was very tastefu.ly embel-
lished with flowers and plants. the pre-
dominating colors being green and
white The guests numbered more than
a hundred, and the scene was a
brilliant one between the hours of two
and six o'clock. In the dining room, the
guests were attended to by Misses Rob-
erta Blackford, Wayne Thomas, Ellen
Gray, Mrs. A. r. Robinson and Mrs.
R. r. Kerr. The luncheon was served
in courses. Among the guests from out
Of town were about a score of teachers
in the Bridgeport schools; Mrs. Duncan
{hn 80 Dali 10; fcc
Crystal and Miss Cochran, of Woods
dale; Mrs. r. K. Giffen and Mrs. Char
les H. Robinson, of Wheeling.
1t has just been made public that
Mr.. George Granular and Miss Cora
Kelley, two popular young people Of the
North End, were quietly married at the
Chapline Street parsonage a few weeks
ago. They will be at home after May
LIST at No. 602 North Market street.
Their friends extend to them their
heartiest congratulations.
Miss Ella Bole was the charming
hostess to a party of her friends at
her home, Thursday evening. Among
those present were: Misses. Jennie
Bauman, Della Inbody, Carrie Mcneil
Matilda knight, Anna Steingraber,'
Ida Minhemeyer, Margaret Ennis.
Messrs. Will Braddock, Gus Hausnaur,
George Hausnaur, Joe Knight, Howard
Bippus, Joe Manley, Frank Mcneil and
Ed. Carroll
Miss Helen Muhleman charmingfy
entertained a number Of her Young
friends at progressive euchre, Tuesday
evening. After an hours play the
successful contestants were awarded
their prizes. A short dance programme
was rendered. Among those present
were: Misses. Virginia .sFBurt, Vera
Young, Catheren Taplof, Anna Reed
Helen Burt, Marguerite Battelle, Sher-
ley Schenk, Kate Maser, Nellie Rumble
Messrs. Howard Merkle Edwin Booey
John Reed, Willie Travis, Eugene
BLACK, Tom Hornbrook, George Horn
brook. During the course of the even
ing delectable refreshments were serv-
ed.
The dance to have been given by the
Ideal club, at the Island club rooms
last Monday, which was postponed on
account of the weather, will be given
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker Peterson
entertained in honor of Mrs. Hammer
err, of Chicago, at the Pittsburg Sym
phony concert, Wednesday evening.
followed with supper at the Fort
Henry Club. In the party, with the
guest of honor, were Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Brady and Mrs. John D.
Culbertson.
Mrs, Charles NJ. Frissell and Mrs
PEBBLES Tatum will entertain the Mar
ried Ladies Euchre Club next Friday
afternoon, at the Frissell home on
Fourteenth street, in honor of their
sister, Mrs. Clendenning, of Kansas
City.
Mrs Charles Frissell and Mrs. Peeb-
les Tatum will entertain the married
Ladies' Euchre Club on Friday after
noon, the 3rd, at the home of Mrs.
Frissell, on Fourteenth street, compli-
mentary to their sister, Mrs. R. NJ
Clendenning, of Kansas City.
Mr.. ARTHUR Greer Hubbard enter
tanned his ushers and best man at
bachelor banquet at the Fort Henry
Club on Friday evenin
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson en-
tertained a few friends with a theatre
party Wednesday evening to hear the
lHerbert-Zeisler concert, followed by
supper at the Fort Henry Club. The af-
fair was mplimentary to Mrs. Kau-
merer, of Chicago, who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brady.
Mrs erosion. of Pacadina, Cal. nee
Miss Bessie Hubbard, will be the guest
Of the Hon. and Mrs. Nelson Whitaker
until after the Hubbard-Paull wedding.
Mrs. Alexander Lynsey, of Meadville,
Va, sister of Mr.. Arthur G. Hubbard,
will be the guest next week of Mrs.
William P. Hubbard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods have for
their house guest Mrs. Warren H. Rey-
nolds, of Cumberland, formerly Miss
Sallie White. Of this city.
Miss Daisy Belle Hunt and Mr.. E. L.
Frame were quietly married Sunday
night at the Cumberland Presbyterian
parsonage, Rev. S. D. Logan official
ing. Miss Maud Williams and Mr..
John Chrum witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Hunt is member of a promi-
nent family of jacksonville and has
been visiting the family of Taylor VII
liams In Park Place Mr. Frame Is
from Wheeling, w Va, and has been
employee of the Wheeling Corrugating
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