The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-18

WHIRL
M. AND MRS. w1LLlAl. Hal LEWIS
ENTERTAIN AT A PRETTY
VALENTINE PARTY.
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE poINGs
OF TIE SOCIAL SETS OF THE
PAST WEEK.
Mrs. Morrison Entertains Five O'clock
Club and Mrs. Parr the After
noon Euchre Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hay Lewis on
tertained on Friday evening in their
charming home on Mulberry street to a.
few of their friends, with no special
honor guests. Inc affair was in the ilil-
ture of a Valentine party and in .eortSe
qucncc the hostess had conceived the
Happy idea Of carrying out the heart
and valentine elects. in every possible
way. The shaded lights and tic COW
ering of the tables were of brilliant Grim
son and from .he ceilings in the parlor
and library We're supended Grim. on
hearts and chinese lanterns directly
above the tables, which were IN this
unique way numbered Tor che very
fascinating game of progressive eucllre.
Roxy Grandpa's lantern was one of the
most conspicuous decorations of the par
lor, while brilliant crimson and white
carnations were the attractive decora-
tiops Of the library. In the dining room
where delicious refreshments We're sery-
cd, the conceit of st. Valentine was
carried out in all its appointments. Red,
and white We're the prcdominating eolors
used in the flowers, shades of the can
delabrtini and refreshments. Large
crimson hearts were festoonctt on Tie
mantel shelf, table and buffet, and large
ly male mp the entire decorations. In
the center of the Flemish oak table was
n high vase of Crimson and white .ar-
nations, resting on a criulosn colo ed
silk heart, which was beautifully eutlin-
ed by a large heart composed OF a heavy
rope of srniiaN, heavily studded with
carnations Of brilliant hue. The four
corners of the table had large blncl,es
of smilaN and crimson bows, from which
hung fcstoons of crimson henrts that
formed an artistic border to this very
pretty appointed table. Tie ices were
in the shape of a large white heart and
by Airs. Richard L. Lowndes, Ir.. and
Mrs. Hal Milton Rapp. Mint4, waters
and coffee We're also served. The head
prize was won by Mr.. Richard r Town
des, ,lr., on n cut with Messrs. .fohn b.
Hart and Lynn S. Horner. The other
head-p was captured by Mrs. Richard
I. Lowndes. Jr., while the second prizes
were carried off by Mr.. A. NJ. Tyeii and
Miss Garrard. The score cards and SOU
veIiirs presented by the hostess We're also
in the form of nearts and valentines.
The tally was kept by Master Joe Sands,
who punched the dainty crimson and
white decorated hearts, and SO heartily
did the guests enjoy themselves that
the evening went us one short hour.
Mrs. Robert L. Morrison entertained
a YER yenioyable meeting of the Five
O'CLOCK Club Saturday afternoon. Tea
and waters We're served from an Mt.
tractive tea tabic. The only out-of.
town guest was Mrs. Doreums Paden of
Parkersburg.
The Afternoon Suchre Club was very
pleasantly entertninde by Mrs. Arson
Dearlng Parr Thursday of Inst week
from 3 to 8 O'Clock. There were four
tables of progressive euchre. Pink and
wttee We're Tue colors used. 4"e
prize was won by Miss Emma Freeman
and the lone hand prize by Mrs. Ed.
ward Steele Wallis.
Miss Nellie Barnes of city and Mr.
Z. II. hammond were married in San
Francisco on Sunday afternoon, and will
reside permanently in that delightful
city of Tie west.
| Mrs. -Anson Dearing Parr will be host.
ess of the Five Table Card Club Thurs
day afternoon of this week from 8 to
o'clock.
Mrs. Moore Jackson will entertain the
| Wednesday Whist Club on Saturday af.
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Thomas W.
Pettigrcw of Indianapolis, who will be
the guest OF friends in the city for the
next fortnight.
AIRS. Peter Koblegard win be hostess
of the Tuesday Night Euchre Club Tues-
day evening of next week from s to II.
o'clock, and viii have Mrs. Frank Max.
well of Tuekhnnnon as her honor guest