Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-21
SOCIETY

! A very handsome Salimagund
party was given last evening at th'
home of the Rev. T. A. and Mrs
Anderson, on Charles street. I
was given for the Girls Mission
Club Of the Presbyterian church
Nine tables were used for the games
played. Name cards tied witt
dainty baby ribbon, were used fol-
keeping tally. Alter several game:
were played 1t was found that Prof
Hess had won the highest number
An elegant four course lunchee +
was served at the tables,a after whicr
the guest were entertained by reel
tations and music. 1t was late
hour when the guests took leave OF
the host and hostess. Those who
enjoyed this delightful evening
were Misses Ulman, Erwin, Blanche
and Vada Boice, Dude. Pearl ard
Lyle Graham. Hornbrook, Rice,
Corbitt, Krug, Barber, Brookbanks,
| Charters, Shriver, Barber. Ander
son, Costing, Johnson, Norcross
Russell, Reed and Wilson. Messrs.
Krug. Wilson, Mccoy, Mckay,
Lamberton, Anderson, Birdsall,
Neill, Blackmar and Prof. Hess:
A very pretty and informal re-
ception was given at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Bowden last evening
1t was given as a farewell TO Rev.
Hathaway, who has spent two
weeks in our city. holding revival
services at the Methodist church.
While here Rev. Hathaway has
made many warm friends who re
greet deeply to have him leave, and
the church people feel that he did
Ia wonderfully good work while
among them. He gees from here
10 Huntington where he opens re-
vival services tomorrow. The re-
ceptlon hours were from 8 o'clock
until 10 and some fifty friends
called during that time. The Rev.
and NJ Bowden and Rev. Hatha-
wav received together and dainty
buffet luncheon was served In the
dining ROOM.
The "New Club" gave a very
enjoyable dance last evening in the
City Building. Prot. Helms full
Opera House orchestra furnished
an excellent program of music tor
the dancers. Those present were:
Frank and Mrs. Martin, Abner aud
Mrs. Thomas, Fred and Mrs.
Hulings, Misses Meta West,
June Mccoy, Maude and Elva
Lawrence, Clara Noll, Fannie
Craig, Bessie Marsh, Bird Chadder
don and Tessie Barents, Messrs
Thomas Smith, Frank and Hal
Moore, Eddie Hanlon. Luclen Tai
bott, Earl West, Art Hoenig, Ross
Snede ker and Fred Barber.
Mr.. Henry Hamilton dis issued
Invitations yesterday for the mar
rage of his sister, Miss Ann Logan
Dis, to Mr.. John Mentor Cald well
which will occur at the Dis home
on North Market street on Thurs
day afternoon, April 2. at 3 O'Clock.
The ceremony will be very quiet
one, only the immediate family
and relatives being present. From
d until 6o'clock an informal re.
ception will be extended to the IN
innate friends of the bride and
groom. This event Is anticipated
with much pleasure and interes, by
1.-The friends of the bride and groom.
Although a small affair, 7 will
doubtlessly be charming spring
MISUNDERSTANDING News.
A party of young people from
town will attend the closing exer.
cises at the Cow House achool this
evening. Those going from here
are Misses Carrie Sarver. Grace
and Verna Brown, Veva, Cressie
and Edna Cosper and Nora Bruce
Messrs. Arthur Carr, Joseph I'm
stead, Fred Holiday, Charles vii
helm, Owen Pattip, Earle, Max anc
Harry Brown.