Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20

Mesrs. and MeSdames-
G. Howard Simpson 9; + Rl,,,tss:..
c. A. Winstanley, B. w. Peterson.
The out OF town visitors present
were Miss Fechtig, of Baltimore, Md;
! Miss McAllister, of Rochester N. Y;
! Miss Hitchcock, of Rockland, Me-; Miss
Jess Mckee, OF Hagerstown, Md; Miss
| jeanette Basil, of Clarksburg; Miss
McHenery, of Cumberland. Md; Miss
Vester, of Washington, Pa, and Miss
Pratt, of Pittsburg.
! Tuesday afternoon and evening will
| occur one of a series of club dinners
/ at the Carroll club. On these occas
ions the entire club house is thrown
open to the lady members from three
until five O'Clock. Dinner will be serv-
ed during the evening. Killmyer will
| play for the occasion. .
The following ladies will be in
charge:
Mrs. Thos, o'Brien, Mrs. Jno, .Giesey,
| Mrs. NJ. ]. McFad- Miss Julia Feinler,
! den, Miss Bessie Welty,
Mrs. j. A. Blum, Mrs. Catherine
| Miss Julia Fading, Shaw,
Miss Tillie Feinler, Mrs. \. busch.
Ter, Mrs. j. ]. Miller,
Mrs. j. w Kemple. Miss Carrie Erb,
| Mrs. Geo. Lutz, Miss Agnes Miller
Mrs. ]. B. McFad- Miss Gertrude
| den, Campbell.
There will be meeting Sunday af-
ternoon at three O'Clock at the Carroll
club OF all members who are to take
part in the Character Costume Party.
~
At the residence of Miss Elsie Nolte,
Wednesday evening, a pleasant sur
prise party was given in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. Those present were
as follows: Misses. Clara Neibur, Rena
Reiver Nellie Reiver. Emma Steck,
Mary Ge;c'or, Lizzie Becker, Nellie
Blocker. Messrs. George Nolte, Harry
Blocker. Willie Rorich, George Gram
mer Willie Jahnhc, Harry Low. Re-
freshments were served at the usual
hour
Miss Theresa Kase entertained the
Hyacinth Pedro Club last Tuesday
evening at her home on Coal street.
Six tables We're in use tic accommodate
the guests. Miss Verne Cruise won the
first prize, fine handkerchief, Miss
Jessie Gray secured the second prize.
bisQue ornament, and Miss Maggie
Gray won the bcOby prize Mr.. Law
renee Kase won the gentlemans first
prize fine military brush with silver
mounting. Mr.. c. Kase won the second
a glass tobacco jar, and Mr.. John Die,
won the BOBBY prize. Refreshments
were served and all spent an enjoyable
evening. The club will next be en-
in
Horn, On South Main street.
Mrs, George B. Caldwell and Mrs J..
D. CulDertson entertained the Married
Ladies Euchre club, Friday afternoon
at the suburban home of the latter at
Echo Point. The house was hand
somely decorated for the occasion. add
| ing much to the enjoyment of the af-
ternoCn's entertainment. In the dis
tribution OF prizes Mrs Lawrence E.
Sands, won the first; Mrs. A. F. Hustled,
the second: Mrs. Bassell, the lone hand :
| and Mrs. Albert c. Whitaker. the club
BOBBY. Two consolation prizes were
won by Mrs. w. w. Irwin and Mrs.
Charles Burdette Hart. After the
prizes had been awarded excellent re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. John r. Mendel and DAUGHTER
! Mrs. c. Duncan, were hostesses to a
| number Of friends Thursday evening
| at their home on South Penn street.
| The entertainment consisted of dupli-
| cate whist in the drawing room and
six-handed euchre in the library. AT
the conclusion excellent refreshment
was dispensed.
| The marriage of Miss Mamie Lavelle
and Mr.. w. f. WEIGH, both of the South
Side, has been announced for the goth
! inst.
a decidedly original and altogether
delightful afternoon euchre was the
entertainment given by Miss Alice
Brady on Tuesday at her suburban
home, Pleasant Valley, in honor OF her
visitor, Miss Hitchcock, of Rockland
Me- The affair was an innovation in
euchres and afforded a more interesting
entertainment than the general class
of functions of the kind, and bids fair
to displace the old system of play.
Eight tables were requisitioned to &C
commodate the guests.
The tables were named as follows:
America, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cor
nell, Wash-Jeff, Wheaton and Pennsyl-
vania. At each table strung from sup
ports, was line, and also
a box of flags of the representa-
| tive colors. There were also a list of
written instructions directing the play
Of the occupants at that especial ia
BILE.
On every occasion the original part
ners played together alternately at
their original table and some one OF
! the other tables. Whenever two OF
the players won a progression their op-
ponents presented them with flag as
a token, which the winners hung upon
the line at their home table. After
several hands The charming effect OF
the scene can readily be imagined.
+! When the play was concluded the
Princeton table had the greatest num-
Der Of progressions. Each of the four
occupants received as a prize a dozen
la France" roses. They were the
Misses Nellie Stifel, Ethel Ewing
Alice Bates and Henrietta Harper
After the prizes had been awarded de-
letable refreshment was dispensed.
Among the visitors present were
Miss yell Pratt. of Pittsburg. and Miss
Jess Mckee, of Hagerstown. Md.
| Mrs. Heber List and Miss Frances