The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-16
PRETTY
Card Function Given by Mrs.percy
6oit at Judge 6off's.
Unique Features OF Affair Quite De
Iiohtful.
Other Interesting Society Functions
Take place.


last evening OF the handsomest card
function given In the city this season.
at which time Mrs. Percy Con enter
tertained the Tuesday Night Euchre
Club. The whole conner iioor, briIli- +!
antly Illuminated with electricity, |
was thrown open for Progressive Eu-
chre. The game most exciting and |
interesting was played by the merry
guests for two hours. Quite n unique |
feature Of the AFFAIR vast was the
18th evening OF the month. There
were thirteen tables aud thirteen was
the highest score reached by one OF
the club members who captured the
head prize. Promptly at half after
ten o'clock the guests, were graciously
hidden to the beautiful green dining
room where delicious supper OF ices
were served. Mrs. Robert L. Morrison
and Miss Ellen Graham Basel presid-
ed at the daintlly appointed ice cream
table where tall vase Of pink carna-
tions formed the attractive center
piece.
The handsome goening of the wo-
men and the brilliant surroundings
made the event most pleasing scene
After refreshments we're served Mrs.
Percy GofI presented to the successful
candidates the prizes which were as
signed to Miss Lille Hart and Capt.
Charles j. Con for the greatest num-
Der OF PROFESSIONS and TO Mrs. Sprigg
Despard Camden for the lady's lone
hand prize while Mr.. Herbert Todd
Houston won the mans Lone hand
prize with cut with Messrs. Peter
Koblegard, ]. Carl Vance, and Clar-
ence Parr. The next meeting OF the
club will be entertained by the Misses
Basel on Tuesday evening, January
9th, instead OF Mrs. Peter Koblegard
as announced last evening. Mrs Ko-
blegard win entertain the club later |
in the winter in ner very attractive |
home on East Main street. Among
the invited and out OF town guests
present At the club meeting were Miss
Florenc. Pu>t. nf Tetnpie Moore. Mrs.
spIigg u. Camden, VI PArkersonrs.
Colonel and Mr. Henry Raymond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson bearing Parr.
The Five Table Card Club was one
OF the pleasant affairs OF Thursday af-
ternoon Of last week. Mrs. Percy Con
was the hostess of the meeting and
was assisted by Mrs. Nathan Coz In
receiving the guests. Delightful punch
with fruit cake, candy and waters
were served In the Library upon the
arrival OF the guests. After which
Progressive Eucfire was played until 5 |
O'Clock In the large Eastern parlor.
Mrs. HenryHaymond won the frst prize
and the lone hand prize was captured
by Miss Columbia Duncan. Among
tho ont Of town guests were Mrs.
sprigg d Camden, Of Parkesburg,
and Miss Hornozelle Mason. OF Belts
vile. Maryland.
The Wednesday Whist Club was de-
entertained by Miss MarRa-
re, Coplin ON Wednesday OF last week
from , TO O'Clock. The afternoon
was devoted TO Progressive Whist |
which was played at three tables At |
the close Of the game delicious sup |
per was served at small tables, covers !
being laid for IL guests. Among the
invited guests present At the club |
meeting were Mrs. Charles Alexander,
Ms. Richard T. Lowndes. Jr.. Miss
Mason, and Mrs. Thomas w. Petti-
grew.
Mn- Edward Steel Wallis win be
the hostess Of the Five Table Card
Club Thursday afternoon OF next week
ed from to5 o'clock. i
A small but very attractive Sewing
Club has organized for the winter and
held its tirst meeting with the Misses
BASEL On Saturday afternoon. Among
the guests present were Mrs. SprIeg
DsCamden, Of Parkersburg. Miss Co /
lumbia Duncan, Mrs. Percy Con, Mrs. /
Charles B. Alexander. Mrs. Robert L. 4
Morrison. Mrs George G. Oliver and
Mrs. Edward r. Davis Dainty re-
freShments were served during the l
Miss Columbia Duncan will enter |
tain The Sewing Club Saturday after
noon u this week.