Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

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Those present were:
Henry Stifel, G.. d. Maxwell,
James H. Riddle, Jason c. Stamp,
DR.. o. w. Burdatts, E. A. Dufrene,
G. A. Truschel, Charles A. Aul,
Harry TruSchel, Il. A. Bowers.
Frank B.. Klieves. DR.. ii. w. thinner,
Herman Seabright, IL. Beans,
Ray Seabright, Frank ticster,
H. F. BehrenS, Jr., w. j. Lutz,
o. T. Schneider, Benz. Exley.
George Ebeling, Elmer Exley,
D.. A. Morgan, Jr., Fred f. Faris,
Joseph Hoffman, w. ]. Geer,
w. Pfarr, James Nj. Collins.
Carl e. lang,
The ladies of the congregation of the
Second United Presbyterian church are
arranging for a supper to be given
Thursday evening, March 2Sth, in the
office of the Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia, on Market street.
The dance party rendered Miss
Schuttler's class at the Carroll club
last Thursday evening, was attended
by about forty couples. The evening
was a pleasurable one. A cotillion Of
four figures was danced. Miss Schra-
der furnished the music for the dance
numbers. The next affair will occur
thursday OF C1IS week.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Christian church entertained
the Christian Endeavors of the Vance
Memorial Chapel at the church Friday
evening. The evening was a most
pleasant one. A musical and literary
programme, arranged especially for
the occasion, was rendered. Before
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freshments were served.
A most enjoyable and successful
social was given by the young ladies
of the North Street M. E. church
Thursday evening.
Wheeling Lodge, No. ia, are arrang-
ing a fitting celebration in honor Of
their fourth anniversary and institu-
ton. which occurs next Wednesday.
evening. An excellent programme of
musical and literary numbers is being
arranged. The affair will take place
at the lodge apartments in the Odd
Fellows building.
The knights of st. George will con-
duct their annual military ball at the
Carroll Club on the evening of April
twenty-second. Various features are
being worked up for the affair.
The children'S ball at the Mercan-
tile club last Monday evening was n
of the most successful Juvenile events
Of the winter season. About twenty
couples of young folks were present,
and enjoyed Tie dancing to Meister's
excellent orchestral music. The club
ballroom was prettily decorated for
the event. Before the young people
left. excellent refreshments Were serv-
ed by the club caterer.
Rev. Father Werhle, rector of st.
Johns church, of Belaire, who for
many months has been actively en-
gagged in trying to form a club for
the young men for religious and So
cial entertainment, has at last sue
ceeded, and the worthy pastor ex-
poets to have in a short time, an or
g~anization that will be a credit to his
parish. On Monday evening a large
number of young men met and took
the first step toward organizing the
club, which is to be patterned after
the Carroll club of Wheeling. All
plCoSAL SlOM6u lluCu 1ul6I6SL dlu
promised their support, and from their
promises it can we'll be said that the
club will be a go.
Father Werhle stated that the pro-
posed club would cost SIC, 900 and this
proposition was readily sanctioned by
the young e About $50 young men
were present. Rev. Father Werhle.
who has been so active in the work,
is deserving of much praise, as it is
we'll known that he takes a special in
terest in the young people, and is an
untiring worker in his parish. The
new club will meet with approval from
all denominations.
Mrs. Margaret R. Hobensak gave one
of the most pleasant receptions given
in Martins Ferry this season. The
rooms were t~astefuly decorated with
ported plants, and each guest was
presented with a pink carnation. Mrs.
Hobensack was assisted in receiving
by her guest, Miss Hickaday, of
Oreana, Ill.,, in whose honor the recep-
ton was given; also her sister, Miss
Laura Hipkins. During the hours ex-
cellent refreshments were served.
Mrs. R. c. Suatz and daughter, Miss
Mayme gave a very pleasant reception
at their home On the Heights, in Mar
tins Ferry, Friday afternoon. About
fifty ladies were in attendance. The
hours were two TO five. Am excellent
luncheon was served during the hours.
The annual banquet given.by the
Uniform Rank, X. of P, at Armory
hall in Bellaire, Wednesday evening
was one of the most pleasant affairs
ever given by this popular lodge.
The Suburban club, Of Benwood,
gave q pleasant dance at the Blue
Ribbon hall, Thursday evening. About
fAty couples were in attendance.