Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-22
SOCIETY

Stuld CiuD udS tuClS OSSn uoA>
enjoyable informal party given BY
that organization than the one hello
last evening IN the Auditorium
despite the warm weather large
crowd was present, and the heat
outside was forgotten as soon as
the guests reached the stage and
found themselves surrounded by
electric fans. Prof. Helms orches'
ira furnished the music, which was
never better and every person pres
ent expressed regret that the So
cial season of this popular club was
so near over. One more dance,
which will be given after the re-
turn Of the college boys and girls,
who will be home In about ten
days for their summer vacation,
will close one Of the most success
full seasons the club has ever
known Those who attended the
party last night were:
R. w. and Mrs. Brink, Fred and
MIS- Neill, Frank and Mrs. Dun
lap, Prof. Geo. &. and Mrs. Dan
nells, NJ. A. and Mrs. Sybert, Frank
and Mrs. Martin. Mesdames
French and Gorham. Misses Ber-
tia Chadderdon, Mae Co1bett,
Maude Anderson, Blayne Berry,
Edith Neill, Agnes and Genevleve
Kelly. Meta West, Sara Agnew,
Bessie Marsh, Katie Goodwin,
Messrs: G. W. Grier. H. w. Nc
Coy, T. G. Neal, Perry Lamberton,
John Kelly, John Mckay, I. O..
Murrey, Glenn Elliott, Will Ag-
new, Art Doyle, Frank Moore,
Earl West, Hal Moore, Lucien
Talbot, Sam Clawson, Will Hill,
DR.. Morris, Ralph Devore, Joe
Sweeney and Clint Moore.
The out of town guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. G. K. Clark, of Port Ar.
thur, Texas, Miss Beatrice Pugh,
Colu .nbus, Ohio. Misses Jessie and
Mabel Howard, Cameron, Mr..
Stineherger. Wheeling.
Yesterday afternoon the mem
hers of the Home Mission Circle OF
the Presbyterian church were de.
lightfully. entertained ny Mrs. W.
c. Bostaph at her home In St.
Marys. The party left here on the
z o'clock train, ard on the arrival
at the Bostaph home found every
thing In readiness for an afternoon
and evening of pleasure. The
house was decorated in green and
white, spring flowers being used In
each room. Mrs. Bostaph was as
sisted In receiving her guests by
Mrs. A. G. ia -kson, of this city.
At six o'clock an elegant course
dinner was served and the evening
was spent at commercial domino,
the dinner cards being used for
keeping tally. Mrs. A. c. Jackson
and Mr.. E. A. Durham won first
prizes and Mr.. A. G. Jackson and
Mrs. Neuenshwander brought home
the consolation gifts, The party
who returned at II O'Clock last
evening were:
Mr.. andjMrs.tA.S. Mccoy. Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kinkaid,
Mr., and Mrs. N. J. Neuenschwand.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson,
Mesdames Bailey, Bowers and
Frank Phillips, Miss Romayne FL
Hot and Mr.. Richard Elliot.
One member of the party has, a
valuable full blooded Jersey COW
for sale.
Another social function In our
city last evening YVES card party
given atthe home of Miss Carrie
Devore on the south side. Pedro
was the game and tour tables were
used tor playing The color scheme
carried out IN house decorations
and tally counter was red and
white. After contesting for twelve
games 1t was found that Miss May
Thompson and Mr.. Frank McCaw-
ley had won the highest number OF
games and were awarded handsome
prizes. A very dainty lunch was
served at the different tables. Those
present were Misses Witten, Maggie
and Grace Mckinley, Hare, Brook