Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-02

| q ,Wers. Thr light were Shaded
lin green and cast soft light over
The goIgeously gowned ladies' and
the scene presented was one o.
beauty never to be forgotten.
The full Auditorium Orchestra
which was stationed behind an EN-
bankment of poited plants render
ed an elegant musical program
The guests began TO arrive shortly
before nine O'Clock and from that
hour until 10 an informal reception
was held In the parlors on the Sec
ond q ,or. that the visitors might
meet every one present before the
programs were given out. After
the reception the guests were es
corted to the dining room where
dancing began In earnest ar eleven
O'Clock the doors of the Reading
Room were thrown open and an
elegant buffet luncheon vas served
by mine host q. E. Wilson, who
knows so we'll how to do the grand
elegant In this line, 1t was early
morning when the last carriage had
rolled away and the delightful at
fair was over. The out Of town
guests were Miss Maude Hall, of
Wheeling and Mrs Hollister, Of
Lockport, N. Y. The other guests
were the Misses Maude Brooks,
Fanny West, Pearl Skaggs. Essie
Prosser, Florence STRANGE, Mae
Hall, Jessie Folwell, Maude and
Ella Winesburg, Meme Schwartz
valdez, 'Trix Murphy, Wayne Mar
tin, Geuevleve Miller and Mrs. F.
Williams. Messrs. Mart Hooker,
Mert Hilliard, F Williams. Frank
Church Ed Nolan, Chester Vickers,
Fred Abrams, Carl and Roy Sutor,
Tom Bell, Charles and Gus Reich
erter and Mr.. Wilson.
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Card Party
Mrs.G. Work was hostess Thurs
day evening to the members Of the
Colonial Card club at her home on
Brown Betty street. Pedro was
the game INDUCED In and was
played at SIX small tables arranged
In the parlors which were hand
somely decorated with holly and
violets. The lights were shaded
In red and the tables covered In
white. The tally cards were dainty
little squares done In pen work Of
black and white and were apprecl-
ated the more on account of the
presence of the artist Mr.. Will Cas-.
tie, of Wheeling, who shared honors
during the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Work. Mr.. Geo. E. Work
won the highest number of games
and was presented with the club
trophy by Mr.. T. J Laushney who
reluctantly surrendered having
held 1t the entire season with
the exception of two weeks then 1t
was given over to Mrs. VIII ].
Neuenschwander, Mrs. T. J.
Laughney won the ladies trophy
from Mrs. A G. Jackson. At
late hour, and as the bells of the
city rang out the old year and In
the new, the guests were served
with an elegant three course
luncheon. Mrs. Work was assisted
in receiving her guests by hel
sister Miss Daisy Johnson, Of Bel
laire, Ohio.
The club members.present were
A. G. and Mrs. Jackson, E. A. and
Mrs. Durham, w. J. and Mrs
Neuenschwander, Mrs. Preston
and Mrs. Geo. Stocking and Thos.
Larsen.
The out of town guests and
others were Mr.. and Mrs. Alder, o.
Oh City, Pa, Miss Daisy Johnson
of Bellare, Chic, Will Castle, Of
Wheeling, MissesissEva Nesbit.
Dude Graham, Sara Aguew, Ethel
Morris. Messrs. Henry Mccoy
Will Agnew and Carl Neal.
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Dancing Party
The City Building was the scene
of another dancing party Thursday
evening and crowd of the young
er society set of the city gayly
danced out the old year as the new
came In. Misses Eva Wright and
Mayme Quigley furnished the mt
sic, which was delightful feature
of the evenings entertainment.
Those present were Misses Hazel
Hess, Mable Rogers; Gladys Nor
cross, Goldie McVey, Retta Lee,
Ethel Robinson, Myrtle Gruber,
Gertrude Mallick, Messrs Sim
~s,ef~oon G1n Hnofon FYor