Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

club prize. handsome carved Mexican
pocketbook, was won by Miss Jose
phine Waterhous, and the visitor
prize, Dresden china puff box, by
miss Fechtig. The gentleman's club
prize, silver stamp box, went to Mr.
NJ. 0. Heiskell, and the visitors prize.
a poster, to Mr.. E. A. Hildreth. Six
tables were engaged in play during the
| evening. Detachable refreshments
were served at an appropriate hour.
Miss Blanche Haase delightfully."- en-
tertained the Spinsters Friday after
noon, at her home on North lain
street, in honor of her visitor. Miss
Jones, of Richmond. Progressive Gu
chre afforded the main social diver
sion of the evening and seven tables
were engaged in play. AT the con-
clusion excellent refreshment was
served. The club prize, a piece of cut
glass, was won by Miss Gertrude Fish
er. The visitors prize. piece of
Vienna ware, was won by Miss Jones.
The consolation, poster, went to Miss
Martha List.
The Country Club was entertained at
progressive euchre last Thursday even
ing by Miss Laura Stifel, at the fam
lily residence on North Main street.
Six tables were engaged in play dur
ing the evening. AT the conclusion of
the play delightful refreshments were
served. The lady's club prize, silver
bon-bon box, was won by Miss Alice
Bates. The gentleman's club prize, a
handsome Deli stein, went to Mr.. Rob-
ert Ewing. Consolation prize, min
iature packs of cards, were awarded to
Miss Jennie Jepson and Mr.. George
Rogers.
Mrs. A. Allen Wheat entertained the
North Main Street Euchre Club at the
Wheat residence on North Main street
Friday evening complimentary to Miss
Haases visitor, Miss Jones, of Rich
mond. The first prize, a picture
frame, went to Mrs. Zach Robertson.
A poster, the second prize, was won
by Mrs William A. Isett, and the Wis
itors prize. handsome piece of cut
glass. was awarded to Mrs. A. F. Hus-
ted. Refreshments were served.
|
The luncheon and entertainment at
cards which was to have been ten
dered the Twentieth Century Girls last
Thursday afternoon by Miss Emma
Forbes, at her suburban home in Elm
Grove, was postponed until Thursday
of this week on account Of the illness
of the hostess.
The Misses Cummins entertained a
very large party of young society peo-
pie last Wednesday evening at their
home on North Chapline street. A
programme of dance music was rem
dered by Killmeyer. AT midnight ex-
cellent refreshments were served. The
affair was a most enjoyable one.
There was a large gathering of
young men at the Y. M. /. A. building
on the South Side, Tuesday evening,
the occasion being an entertainment
and reception under the auspices of
the association in honor of the New
Year. A musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered, after which re-
freshments were served, and the hours
were pleasantly spent by those attend
ing.
: number of the lady members Of
the Carroll Club have issued invita-
lions for a card and dance party to
occur at the club house Wednesday
evening. The committee in charge Is
composed of the following: The Misses
Margaret O'Kane, Blanch and Clara
Handlan, Kate Bosley. Margaret How
ard and Name Kenney.
AT their club quarters on MAIN
street, last Monday evening, the Males
tic Club conducted their usual New
Years eve affair complimentary to
their young lady acquaintance. Dane
ing afforded one of lie principal diver
sions of the evening. Cards and bill
lizards also proved a source OF amuse-
ment to beguile away the hours. AT
midnight light refreshments were
served.
The Maennerchor Singing Society, OF
Martins Ferry, disbanded after the
New Years session last Monday even
ing. A banquet at which covers were
laid for one hundred and thlrty-elght
guests. was served and many toasts
were responded to over the cafe nolr
| and cigars.
| Mrs Harry Hartley, OF snort Creek'
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained quite num-
Der of her friends Thursday evening.
At. IL o'clock a bountiful repast was
served in the large dining hall, which
was beautiful decorated for the occa-
sion with flowers and greenery, the
prevailing color being pink. Cards and
music were the diversion Of the even
ing.
One of the very enjoyable New Years
Eve entertainments, was the old-fash-
Toned phantom party. under the auspi-
ces of the Carroll Club, at their club
house on North Chapline street. The
guests in ghostly array danced until
ten O'Clock, when the masquerading
garb was changed to evening dress, and
About seventy