Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-25
IN SOCIETY.
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What promises to be the most bril-
| liant affair of the post-holiday social
season is scheduled for this evening
at the Carroll CLUB The function will
be the ball to be given by the Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution. The decora-
lions will be most lavish. The pro-
gramme of numbers for the dancing
will be rendered by Meister's orches-
ira. Luncheon will be served in the
! club dining room from an early hour
on, by caterer Ziegenfelder.
The affair is for the benefit of the
Valley Forge monument fund to be
built by the entire organization. The
attendance promises to be quite large.
Elm Grove line will leave the city at
1:30 O'Clock for the accommodation
of the SUBURBAN residents.
Miss Henrietta Harper entertained
the Twentieth Century girls yesterday
afternoon at her home in Pleasant
Valley. AS is the usual custom pro-
gressive euchre was the prevailing
social advertisement The session
was very largely attended, it being
necessary to requisition nine tables
to accommodate the guests. At the
conclusion of the play dainty refresh
ment was dispensed. The first and
lone hand prizes, point lace hand
kerchief and fancy head, respective
ly, were both won by Miss Henrietta
Rinehart. The consolation, very at
traotive golf poster picture, was
a VI p6nd m Micc
Bowman won the visitors prize, a
fancy plate.
The Cut-of-town visitors present
were: Miss Fechtig, of Baltimore;
Miss MoHenry, of Cumberland; Miss
Basil, OF C.arksourg; Miss Hitchcock,
Of Rockland, Me; Mrs. Schandein, OF
Philadelphia Miss kounst, OF Wes-
ton; Mis-. Robert House, of St. Paul;
Miss Pratt Of Pittsburg and Miss
bowman, CT Uniontown.
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Wednesday morning at ten o'clock
very pretty wedding occurred at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Jepson, on North Chapline
street, the contracting parties being
Miss Margaret Jepson and Mr. Gam
brile Buchanan, a prominent druggist
of Wellsburg. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Duffy. The
parlor was tastefulIy decorated with
roses and carnations. The attendants
were Mr.. Turner Roberts, of Welisburg,
and Miss Anna Jepson, sister of the
bride. After a luncheon Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan were driven to the Pan
Handle depot, where amidst a shower
of rice and old shoes they left for a
short tour, after which they will be at
home at the Hudson House, tVellsburg.
about ebruary 10th
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The S. ID. C. S. club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Katherine
MarloWe Mlers, at her home on North
Main street. She was assisted in re-
celVlng by Hiss Alice Thalbert Dolan
Dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour, when the guests prepared to the
dining room, where they did ample
justice to sumEtuous repast. Lavan-
der and white were the prevailing COL
ors in the decorations.
Miss Flora Stifel entertained the
Country club last evening at her home
on North Main street complimentary
to Mrs. Schandein, of Philadelphia.
There were six tables. The first lady's
prize, a Dresden china chocolate pot,
went to Miss Ethel Ewing. Miss Gen
eieve Ewing won the second lady's
prize, a bottle Of toilet water. Miss
laura Stifel was awarded the consola-
ton prize, a miniature golf bag The
visitors prize, picture, went to Mrs.
Oscar Burdats. The first gentlemans
prize, a pen wiper in silver, was won
by Mr. Clinton Campbell. The sec
ond prize, a silver key ring, went to
Mr.. Gibson Caldwell Mr.. Smith was
awarded the consolation. miniature
football At the conclusion of the of
the play delicate refreshments were
served.
Last evening at the Carroll club the
Young Peoples club conducted a very
enjoyable dance party. About twenty
couples were in attendance.