Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

1t Is very probsble sueh a clab will be or
gained and grounds secured oa the ISL
and. HcndsOme tennis suits will form
prominent part of the clubs parspher-
MALTA.
The reading club still meets on Satur,
day nights at the homes of the members
and all are highly satisfied with the re-
suits attained.
This beautiful weather has suggested
the idea Of Out-Of-dOor entertainment, aud
already several private picnics are being
talked up.
On Tuesday evening the twenty young
ladies who form the Ladies Singing Sec
ton OF tie AriOG Society Will give con-
cert at the club house, and they have ar
ranged splendid programme of musical
numbers, which will be supplemented
with several Shakespearean readings. The
programme cards will be the finest ever
gotten up by the AriOn. A ball will
follow the concert, for which the Opera
House orchestra viii furnish the music
On Tuesday, APRIL 80, the Washington
1 Inaugural Centennial will be observed by
the AIiOn with grand entertainment and
ball, under the auspices of the Literary
Section OF tbs Society.
Rev. L. W. Barr, pastor of the Third
Presbyterian Church Of this city, and Miss
Maggie B. Hicks, one of Moundsville's
most accomplished young ladies, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimOny, at
the brides residence, in the suburbs of
MOundsville, on Wednesday, at 12O'clock
noon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Clayton CARRIER, Of Wheeling, an IN
Gle Of the bride The happy couple left
for the East on the 2:57 p m. o. r. r. r
train, for an extensive wedding tour, and
upon heir return to the city they will be
welcomed mos. cordially.
At the Leland Hotel, Chicago, on Wed
esday evening, there was very pretty
wedding, witnessed by guests from Penn
I sylysuia, West Virginia, Ohio and Illinois.
The decorations for the ceremony were
\ bower of gresn smilsx and palms. The
I principals in the ceremony were Mis-
Ssllie Ruff, the daughter of the late Col.
B. F. Ruff, forms rly of Pittsburg, and DR..
Thos. NJ T. McKennan, of Pittsburg. The
bride is neice OF Dr. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Hand, of Joliet, and has been living with
them since her fathers death. The Rev.
James Lewis, Of the Central Presbyterian
church of Joliet, performed the ceremony
immediate friends Of the bride. Aft r
wards there was a wedding supper in the
ordinary OF the hotel. Mr. McKennan and
wife left for ST. Louis on the evening train.
The groom is a son of Dr.. ThOs McKen-
nan, of Washington, Pa, and has many
friends 10 this city, who have received an
nouncement cards and cat Homes" after
May LIST, 332 South Hiland avenue, East
End, Pittsburg.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr. John D. Hall Friday evening at
: his home. No. 2214 Market street, the
affair being 10 charge of Misses Lille
Humes and Ida MINIS and Messrs Her
bert MINIS and S. K. Warfuel. There
were eighteen OF twenty couples Of Mr..
Halls friends present, and the evening was
spent u a very pleasant manner IN various
social amusemenjs Refreshments were
served and erioyably discussed, and
altogether the affair WAS very pleasant
one.
On last Tuesday evening a very pless
ant surprise party was gwen at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. NJ. Hedges, near Windsor
Station, the occasion being the birthday
anniversary Of Miss Lizzie Hedges. About
twenty-five couples were present. Dane
ing was the fayOrite amusement OF the
evening and was kept up until late hour,
the music being furnished by the Lewis
orchestra. Elegant refreshments were
served at midnight Among those present
were Misses Emma Everett, Rens Reeves,
Belle and Ida Mcintyre, Allie and Lola
Wilsor. Eta and Nellie Cooper, Michs
and Maggie Wells, Mamie Brady, Lula
Bsne. Alice Hartley, Annie and Nitric
Wells: Messrs. Ashley Cooper, Charles
Windsor. Frank McELroy, Will McElroy,
Jedden Everett, Robert Bane, Sam Bane,
jim Cooper, T Hall Hammond, Charles
Scott and John Ralston.
Cards are ont for the marriage at Fair
mon, April p. of Mr.. JAS. T. Mccoy and
Miss Halle K Hall, both Of that place.
, Mr.. Mccoy is a prominent young news
paper man, and the prospective bride Is q
( well known and popular belle. The we'd
ding will be a brilliant affair, and the
event Of FairmOat's pOst-Lenten season.
! The MsennerchOT Singing Society will
, give 8 select dance st their hall Tuesday
evening the 24ih inst