Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
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"a BhADGEcOhE 4
Mrs. Walter G. Lewis gave delightful
fancy work party, Saturday afternoon, at
her residence on Bennett street ABOUT
thirty ladies enjoyed her hospitality. A
very palatable lunch was served in a
graceful manner during the afternoon.
Among those from abroad were Mesdames
George Steenrod, Harry Steenrod, Ella
Close, Ed McMillen, Mary Campbell, and
Misses Bertha Hunt and Anna Steenrod,
OF ST Clarsville.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
will meet in the lecture room Monday eve
ming 70 make arrangements for a supper
and Christmas market
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed, OF Etnaville, was buried
! Thursday. Interment at Weeks Gene
terry.
MIR. and Mrs. hurry L. Springer, are at
home 70 their friends at the residence or
Mrs. Samuel Jurklns.
A very successful and profitable Teach
ers' association was held in the NJ. r..
Church, KirkwOOd, yesterday, with an at
tendance above the average. The SUBJECTS
discussed and the papers read were all OF
practical interest TO every teacher present.
The music was Ov the pupils of the High
School. under the direction OF NJ. Nj.
smith. 4 number Of ladies and gentlemen
interested in educational wark from West
Virginia were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Scott gave dinner
party Thursday evening 10 their special
MISUNDERSTANDING the young ladies that
assisted at their wedding 10 September
last. and the gentlemen ushers. It was
full course dinner. and ths hostess charm
ingly entertained her guests. The taoie
was beautifully decorated with flowers
aud the china the young ladies had pre-
scented 70 MT. and Mrs. Scott.
The Thanksgiving church service Will
be a union service Of all our churches,
Thursday morning at 1880, at First Pres
oyterian church, sermon Oy Methodist min
ster, Rev Q. b. Henthorne. Collection
for charity
The Cnautauqua Circle meets at the
residence of Mr.. John Scott, tuesday
evening. The roll call will be answered
oy quotations on "Our Country" Eng
lish History is the theme for converse
ton, with two papers on Edward l. and
Henry III. Tue life sketch OF Bismarck
and the present state OF Germany, oy MT
VIII Stevens, is looked forward TO with
interest.
The Demorest Silver Medal Contest at
the KirkwOod NJ. Z. Church Friday night
was a success in every way, a good audi
20 congratulate themselves. There were
i've contesting for the medal; Misses Bes-
sic Thou vsou, Katie Fowler, Stella Cos
ney, Mary Davis, Lulu Coss, all OF Mar
tins Ferry, O. Miss Bessie Thompson
was the successful one. The judges Sc
lec,ed were Misses Margaret Moore and
Matte kennon. Mr.. +. II. Ewes, as one
on the programme, failed TO appear Roger
Jones and another young lazy from Mar
tins Ferry kindly rendered selection.
One of the added pleasures OF the evening
was very hne cOrnet solo by -dr. !. "
lartin.
The ladies Of St. Anthony's Church will
serves supper Thanksgiving evening from
s o. N. TO 5 D. M, after which an interest
ing lecture will be delivered and Illustrated
with magic lantern views.
The funeral Of Lura Rice, granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Deits whose remains were
brought from Washington, ID. O., took
place from the Sherman House. Inter
ment at Mt. Wood cemetery, Wheeling.
w. j. Bratton is having electric lights
nut into his residence and business room.
Miss Henthorne has been lndlsposed
for several DAYS.
The hunting party that went TO Antrum
came home with plenty OF game after
two days outing.
OnUFcu services d uSu'l - ~ 1NN1y
of Padua Church, Rector Rev. Joseph
Weiglaud: a. m, mass and general COM
mensiOn of altar society; 10 a. m, high
mass and sermon; 3 p. m, catechetical IN
struction and bcneditiOn, followed by meet
ing OF fourth altar society To-day is also
the last sunday after PentecOst and hence
the last Sunday OF the Ecclesiastical year.
Thursday morning high mass Of Thanks
giving aud sermon and in the evening ser
vices 40 80 O'Clock
First Presbyterian Church by the pastor,
Rev. i. NJ. Stephens, morning and evening,
Y. y. 5. &. f., $3.50 p. m. Subject,
'.Thanksgiving and THANKSGIVING
KirkwOOd NJ T.. Church, pastor, Rev.
c. b. HenthOrue, morning and evening
service, EpwOrth League 8 80 p. m.
West NJ. f. Church, Gy Rev. w. d.
Stevens.