Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-16
N THE REALM Of SOCIETY.
TERDAY OF MORE OR LESS
BRILLIANCf.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Companies CONGRATULATIONS at
Cards Seemed to Be the Order of
Most of the Affairs-Meetng of the
Card Clubs-Other Events Sched-
uIed to Occur.

number of her friends at progressive
euchre last evening at her home on
Thirteenth street, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Warner, of Canada. Six
tables were requisitioned TO accom-
modate the attendants. The affair was
a most daintily appointed one in every
detail. In the award of the prizes at
the conclusion of the play, the first
ladyS prize fell to Mrs. S. l.. Brice.
The lady's lone hand prize went to
Mrs. Geo. E. Eoyd and the consolation
to Mrs. Jennie Shafer. The visitors
prize was won by Mrs. Warner. The
first gentlemen's prize was awarded to
Mr. Zach Robertson; the gentlemen's
lone hand prize to DR.. r. Oh MoMasters.
and the consolation to Mr.. Julius Pol
lock. After the distribution of the
prizes delectahle refreshments were
served.
This evening the Young Mems Inn
provement Association will give an
entertainment at Mozart hall, on the
South Side, for the benefit of the AS
ISOLATION. The programme will be as
follows:
selection-Dandy Sixth March. Godfrey
Messrs. Machin, Dudley and Cunning
Address. Herman A Bentz
Recitation-Tobe's Monument.
Vocal Solo-Love, First Love...........
.......................M Miss Jennie Wheat
Instrumental Duet. ................::....
........ Misses Maggie. and Lydia Staio
Recitation. ......Prof. G. Z. Carrlgan
Banjo Solo. $3.50. Bernard Bero
Overture-Columbia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Messrs. Machin, Dudley and Cunning
Vocal Solo-The steeple Bells. .::....
......................... Wallace H. Smith
Recitation. James P. Morgan
Katydia Glee Club.
Rectation-Peter Mulrooney and the
Vocal Basa Py Mi Mss c Mary Fet as
Recitatiop-The Raven. Frank W. Nesbitt
Waltz-Caianthe ......,......... ...... Greig
Messrs, Dudley, Machin and Cunning
Reserved seats are on sale at w. A.
McElroy's drug store.
The Misses Ethel and Genevieve Ew-
ing entertained the Country Club last
evening ait their suburban home at
Leatherwood The usual play at pro-
gressive euchre was the order of the
entertainment, five tables being en-
gagged during the evening. Miss Jen-
ME Jepson won the first lady's prize,
very pretty fancy vase. The lady S
lone hand prize a bust Of an Oriental
figure. went to Miss Flora Stifel. The
lady's consolation, piece OF bItc-a-
brac was awarded to Miss Alice Brady.
The first gentlemen's prize, a picture
in ebony, went to DR.. Fulton. MIR.
Frank B. Klieves won the lone hand
prize, a picture in ebony, and DR.. An
drew Wilson the consolation, a piece
of bric-a-brac. After the prizes had
been awarded excellent refreshments
were dispensed.
Miss Lille Bieberson pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends at
her home on South street Thursday
evening Among those present were
Misses Alma and Cora Happy, Joseph
inc and Tiflie Lipphardt, Louise and
Lille Rolf, Rose and Tina Beckendorf,
Clara and Rickie Kratz, Theodore
Eick, Laura Roth, and Messrs. H. C.
Hackman, Louis Lipphardt, Anton
Bieberson, and Henry Bieberson, Jr.
Miss Gertrude Reister entertained a
number of her friends with Valen-
tine euchre party at her home on South
Market street on Thursday afternoon.
Hearts were the favors, and the effect
was carried out in every detail. The
prize, handsome Cupid Gibson pic
ture, went to Mrs. Ward. The conSola-
ton prize, Cupid match safe, went
to Miss Clara Wingerter. The affair
was mcet enjoyable throughout.
The supper given by the senior
Kings Daughters Of St Matthews p.
E. church, at the church lecture room,
last evening, was a distinct success
from every point of view. The attend
ance was unexpectedly large, the rush
continuing from half-past five until
about half-past eight, and the boun-
teous and varied menu provided was
heartily enjoyed. The proceeds were
sufficiently large to be eminently graf
flying to the ladies.
Last evening at O'Clock, Rev. Mar
tin w Buck, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church, united IN marriage at his
home on South Front street, Miss Mol
lie Hercules, of East Wheeling, and
Mr.. George Dean. Miss Ada Hercules,
sister of the bride, acted as brides
maid, and Mr.. Samuel Lynden as best
man. Mr ana Mrs. Dean will make
i their future home en- Baltimore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Wood, of
the Island, celebrated the twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding last
night at the home of Mrs Margaret