Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17

w was 49,
Miss Lena Dent won the club prize.
After the prizes had been distributed
delectable refreshment was dispensed.
Messrs. Will Stafford, Thomas Park
er. Charles stein and Prof. Chester
kline have issued invitations for a
private skating party at the Hygela
ice rink Monday evening. This event
will mark the close of the season az
the rink. The hours are from 1:3o
tuntil 1870 p. m.
Thursday evening last Mrs. Samuel
Whitesides entertained at euchre at
the home of her mother, Mrs. beverly,
on Eighteenth street. The first lady's
prize was won by Mrs. G. NJ. White
sides. 1t was a very handsome pin.
The gentleman's prize, a silver match
safe, was awarded to Mr.. William
Laue. The consultations went to Miss
Anna Carnahan and Mr.. Fred Frazier.
Refreshments were served.
On Thursday evening will occur the
last of .-e delightful series OF enter
tainmenLs arranged by this season S
entertainment committee OF the Mer-
camille. On this account a very large
attendance is anticipated. The affair
will be a progressive whist party, which
will conclude with an informal dance.
The hours are from eight O'Clock until
one. Meister's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dance numbers.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
| Woman's Literary Society will meet on
| Wednesday at the residence of Mrs.
f. III. LANCE, at Fourteenth and Eoff
streets.
Prominent in Hebrew society circles
this week will be the Baer-Adler nup-
tials. Mrs. Sarah Adler, only daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Horkheimer, will be I'M
| tied in marriage to Mr.. Benjamin
Baer. The ceremony will be conducted
at the home of the brides mother at
33 Virginia street, Wednesday evening
at six O'Clock.
One of the most pleasant and en-
joyable society events of the season in
Martins Ferry was given last
Wednesday evening by DR.. and
Mrs. A. w. Diven, at their
! home on North Fourth street. The oc-
casion was me entertaining of the
| popular Wednesday Evening Euchre
Club, and almost all the members were
present. Several tables were kept
going in the play of progressive eu-
chre and the contest was quite spirited
and much enjoyed by all. The first
lady's prize was won by Mrs. Oscar
Hampton, a beautiful water col
or picture, handsomely framed. Mr..
Oscar Hampton won the first gentle
mans prize, a fine sterling silver cigar
case. Ihe visitors prize was a tie be-
tween Miss May Wilson, Of Pennsyl-
vania, ano Mrs. Edward Exley, of To
ledo, and in a draw was won by Miss
Wilson. 1t was a fine japanese tea pot.
Inc consolation prdiZe was won by Mr..
S. G.. Robinson. Mrs. Diven, who is a
native of Pennsylvania, delighted the
guests with a Dutch luncheon after
the style of the Dutch of Pennsylvania,
and the d~elicacies served were very
tempting and much enjoyed. The
home was beautifully decorated in pink
and green, with many ported plants,
the table being t%astefully laid with the
prevailing colors. The affair was
given in honor of Mis- May Wilson, the
guest of Mrs. Diven, and was pleasant
ly enjoyed by all who attended.
|
William, son of DR.. and Mrs. E. A.
| Hildreth, was host last Friday after
noon to quite a number of young
friends at the suburban home of his
aunt, Mrs. w. A. Brady, at Glendale.
Miss Francis Brady chaperoned the
| unynO- nonnlp ond thn nnfarfo in y, o,t
was of a most enjoyable nature. The
affair was IN honor of the eighth ami
versary of the youthful hosts birth.
The Werninger Club, of Benwood,
have completed arrangements for a re-
ception to be given in honor of Bishop
P. j. Donahue at their club tomorrow
evening after his lecture at ST. Johns.
Miss Ethel Glass will entertain at
euchre next Tuesday evening at her
home on Twenty-third street.
The lodge of Elks of Bellaire last
week gave their third annual ban
quet and ball. The ball was given in
the armory hall and commenced at
$50 o'clock, and the large crowd of
ElkS ana INelT wives ana S~We6tnearJS
danced until II o'clock, when they
repaired to the |. o. o. F. hall, where
plates were laid for 1874 guests. The
banquet was one of the largest and
most elaborate affairs ever given in
this city. The tables were tastefully
decorated, and presented a handsome
appearance. All'the delieacies of the
season were served in an appropriate
style. and the many guests enjoyed the
banquet very much. After the refresh
ments a large number of the guests
returned to the ball room, where they
danced until 2 o'clock.
Thursday week the Ideal Club of the
South Side will present "Toney, the
Convict" at the Carroll Club auditor
ium. The talent in the cast is all To-
cal and amateur. but exceptionally
good. The members are all practicins
| very hard on their relative parts.
Monday evening, at the home of Mrs
White, at SO Zane street, a class of lit
tie girls of the Second Christian
church, will give a social. The affair
will be for the benefit of the new
church fund.
Wheeling Lodge No. ia, X. of p.
celebrated their fifth anniversary and
visitation last Wednesday evening al