Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24

theatre party and came over to the
Flk's Afinstrels on Wednesday evening"
On Thursday evening the Spinsser
entertainment and bazaar took place az
the Wheeling Club rooms IL VIII 90
long remen Oered by those who were
there. on account OF its brilliant sue
cess. The musical programme was
enough in itself, bat accompanied Win
the bazaar that followed II proved 10 De
A delightful affair. Besides the SPIN
ster Club there were quite number OF
ladies' who assisted and acted as chape-
rones. and did excellent work toward
making the affair snrpass the expeCla-
ton Of the guests. They were MIS-
/ Ella Club, Mrs. Ella Turner, Mrs. Jonn
| NJ. Sweeney, Mrs. Al. Glass, Mrs. CID
son Lamb and Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
Another striking feature about the
I bazaar was the eagerneSs with which
the bows tried TO outbid each other
when the cakes were rallied off. Mr..
Bob Haase proved to be quite success
full auctiOneer He managed TO dispose
OF all the cakes away above the selling
price.
The amount taken in by the young
ladies' was S31O.55. After all the ex-
penses have been betrayed it is thought
that they will be able to place in the
treasury OF the new City Hospital over
SEQ. This is certainly an excellent
showing for the young ladies.
The Teutonia Singing society gave
a dance at their hall on the South Side
last Monday evening. Prof. Killmeyer
furnished the music.
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Mrs. c. L. Richards was pleasantly
surprised by number Of her friends
last Monday evening at her residence
on South Main street. The occasion
being the anniversary Of her birth.
The guests we're delefully entertained.
A luncheon was served at midnight,
after which the guests departed, hav-
ing spent a pleasant evening with their
hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Worls have is
sued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter Jessie, TO Mr.. VIII McAdams,
Thurday evening, April 2Sth, at $50
o'clock, at the Fourth Street NJ. +.
Church.
The Cyclers gave select dance at
their hail, on South Jacob street, on
Friday evening. There was quite a
crowd in attendance and all spent de-
lightiul evening dancing to Killmeyer's
music.
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Mrs. Julia Wilson has sent out cards
for tue marriage OF her daughter Ella
NJ, TO Mr. David G.. Evans, Thursday
afternoon, April 2sth, at $3.50 O'Clock, at
the Second Presbyterian Church.
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Next Wednesday afternoon at St.
Luke'S z. L. Church on the Island will
be sOlmnized the wedding Of Miss Eliza
Clarke, the charming daughter Of Mr..
William w. Irwin, to Mr.. William b.
Jarvis, Of Chicago.
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Robert +. Leighton, of Massilon, o.,
and Miss Nora Bowman were quietly
married at the brides residence on
South Eoff street, last Wednesday even
ing. Rev. c. Nj. Afford officiated.
After the wedding ceremony brief re-
ceDtion was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
ton took the evening train for Massilon
where they will reside. The attendants
were Miss Emma Klein and Henry
ROsen burg.
Mr.. B. S. Allison entertained the
Young Married Peoples Whist Club last
Friday evening. Sixteen couples sat
around eight tables, and for nearly
three hours entered into the spirit Of
the play with all the zest for which this
club is so renowned.
A pleasant feature OF the game, and
somewhat new among large companies
in this vicinity, was the duplicate play.
Counters and duplicate whist forms had
been provided for the occasion. AS the
hands were played they were passed TO
the partners at the next table until all
had played the eight hands. Then the
hands were reversed so that the same
partners would not play the same hand
twice BY this means each couple had
an opportunity to test their skill ia the
manipulation of all the hands. At the
close Of the play the points made
and lost were added up and
the plus or minus difference indicated
the relative success Of the opposing
partners during the evening. OF
course, the comparison Of scores made
an interesting topic for both converse,
ton and reflection.
The evenings enjoyment closed with
appropriate refreshments.
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On Thursday, May 5th, Miss Sarah
Mendel, of the Island, will entertain
quite a number Of her friends. Kill
never will furnish the music.
The Senior Glass OF the Linsly will
give a literary entertainment on Fri
day, May 9th. They will be assisted by
some Of the Juniors.
The marriage Of Henry Tyson Will
sou, OF Pueblo, COL, TO Miss Luce
Hart, the Youngest daughter of Mrs.
Mary Neeley Hart, OF ClSrksburg,
which, in fultillment OF the prettily en-
graved cards, distributed among their
many friends several weeks ago, took
place at ChriSt's church Tuesday af-
ternOOn az ( o'clock. Church weddings
are always pretty. This wedding was
particularly so. The dainty, nimble
fingers Of the brides young friends had
been busy identifying with garlands
OF flowers and evergreen feStOoning the
coy interior of the pretty little church.
A handsome cross Of Gala lilies stood in
the centre OF the church. From banks
of Rhododendrum, placed on either side,
groups Of stately tulips peeped forth in
we'll arranged confusion.
Messrs r. M. DesDard. LLOYD Reed.