Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
SOCIETY,".

regular dancing class met ID the
City Hall and spent an enjoyable
evening. The regular lesson was
over at nine o'clock, and after that
several invited guests arrived, and
general dancing was INDUCED In
Until late hour.
Prof. Helm has been very sue
cessful this winter with his dane
Ing class, and each and all are
hoping he will remain In this city
for the next season. 1t has been
rumored that the Professor IS
thinking OF leaving this city at the
close of the Theatrical and dancing
season, but we believe this to be
orlv talk, because we know how
hard his place would be to fill. AS
leader of the Opera House Orches-
ira, he has been general 1avorite
not only with the patrons OF the
house, but with the different com
panies who have played here. He
has furnished music for all the CLUB
dances this winter and has given
general satisfaction. 1t Is the
desire of the patrons o. the
Auditorium and the society people
In general that Prof. Helm remain
In this city for another season at
least.
The popular question among
society people now Is where are
you going to spend your summer
yacation?" Many are making ar
engagements to leave the city for the
simmer In anticipation OF warmer
season than we lad last year.
Chautauqua and Atlantic City are
the attractive points for aJority
of our people, although Asbury
Park, Mountain Lake Park
and Cambridge Springs, while
others find rest and recreation In
the country.
While a great many leave the
city, YET there are always enough
remain at home to have many en-
ioyable social affairs. Next week
will brig home the college and
seminary girls and they always
bring forth long list of invitations
for different entertainments; then,
TOO, a number will have house
guests during the summer and with
base bail, tennis and golf, porch
parties, dancing, picnics and boat
ing on the beautiful Ohio, this will
not be such a quiet place to spend
yoar sum er, after all.
Among the college girls to arrive
home within the next ten days are
Misses Josephine Norris and Eloise
Mccormick from Washington Sem
mary, Washington, Pa, Misses
Nell Morrison and Nella sMcCoy
from National Park Seminary,
at Forest Glen, Md, Miss Gene.
We've Chestnut from Mt. de Chan
tai at Wheeling, and Miss Edith
Moore, Putnam Hall, Poughkeep'
sic, n. Y.
Miss Gussie Frame entertained a
party of friends at her handsome
home on Railroad avenue Saturday
evening, complimentary to Misses
Geraldine McEldowney and Jennie
Kotzebue, of New Martinsville, who
are at present visiting In the city.
Cards was the amusement OF the
evening, and at late hour dainty
refreshments were served at the
different tables. Those who en-
loved Miss Frames hospitality were
Misses Myrtle Reitz, Grace Mccoy,
Geraldine McEldowney, Jeanette
Ko.zebue, Messrs. Paul Dolan
Ralph Cummings Fred Martin and
Kenna Mccormick.
The Woman's Mission Circle OF
the Presbyterian church met II
regular seni.monthly session In
the church parlors on Saturday
afternoon. The topic for the day
was Siam and Laos. Mrs. Stanbery
was leader of the meeting, Mrs.
Neuenschwander presided at the
organ. Before taking up the regu'
lar program Mrs. A. c. Jackson
read a very instructive and inter
estirg paper on "Woman's 1ufu
e1ce on Our Country" that she
read at the Annual Convention
held this year In Warrington. Miss
Elliott gave very good geographt'
cal description OF Siam and Mrs: I
A. Anderson gave an interesting
talk on DR.. McFarland's work In