Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04


tained los friends with a whist party at
the club rooms on Virginia street. The
latter port Of the evening was occupied
20 dancing, and an excellent luncheon
was discussed
The ladies OF the congregation o. the
North Street NJ. +. Church, will give
an entertainment Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Schultz, wife Of the genial
Squire, celebrated the thirtieth ami
versary Of her wedding by entertaining
number Of her friends at her home,
on Thrty-third street, Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. T. NJ. Fogle entertained a num-
Der OF her friends very pleasantly at
five O'Clock tea at her home, in Bridge
port. Tuesday. Among those present
were. Mrs. r.. r. Barrett, Mrs. Prof
Duncan. Mrs. Il. Sharp. Mrs. 7. Sar-
gent. Mrs. j. C. Dent, Mrs. Rev.
Stephens, Mrs. George Sommers, Mrs.
r. IT, Stevens, Mrs. r. Ii. Clayland,
Mrs. d. T.. WaIthers and Mrs. Seymour
Dun.evy.
The ladies' Of the congregation OF the
Third Presbyterian Church gave a social
last Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. d. ID. Marsh, on South jacob
street.
Mr.. John Kurtz, OF Moundsville, was
rendered a pleasant surprise at bis home
on Thursday evening, 10 honor OF bis
forty-third birthday. About fifty guests
assembled az the house, and delight
fol evening was spent in various social
diversions, supplemented by a splendid
luncheon at midnight Among the
handsome presents received by the host
was Shield of Honor emblem, and a
handsome cigar case from his Wheeling
friends. Among those present from
Wheeling were Mrs. Nolte, Mrs. Chas.
Noltc, and Mrs. E. Loeftler and daugh-
ter.
A LARGE number of friends Of Mr. John
Roth. one OF the best known citizens or
The Eighth ward, assembled at bis home
on south JACOB street Monday evening,
to assist him 10 the celebration OF his
-tth birthday The guests met al the
home of Mr.. Henry Etz and called upon
their host in body, taking him com
Dletelv by surprise. The evening was
spent iu music and other forms OF social
amusement. Among those present
were Mr. aud Mrs. Knoke, Mr. aud Mrs.
John Becker, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Etz,
Nr. and Mrs. John Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. August
NarSchuer, Miss Rose Etz and many
others.
Atthe parsonage Of the North Street
81. IL. Church a very quiet but interest
ing wedding ceremony was performed
bv Rev. Dr. A. B. Riker, at . o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, joining Ia the
holy bonds of matrimony Mr. William
B. Lewis and Mrs. Mary b. Carmichael,
both of this city. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left on an extended
wedding tour
~
Miss Clara Davis, of South Eof street,
has % large number Of invitations out
for birthday party soon.
The Alert Club entertained its lady
friends Friday evening at euchre, at the
hall on South Jacob street. The con-
tests we're spirited and interesting, and
handsome prizes we're awarded the win
pers. STEMS orchestra rendered some
excellent music, and vocal and instru-
mental numbers were rendered by sew
era. ladies and gentlemen. The affair
was brought to a termination with an
excellent spread.
The members Of the Central Garden
Club assembled at their coy quarters
at the head of Twentieth street, Friday
evening, VITA their lady friends, and
sDeut am ENJOYABLE season ia dancing 10
the music of Spears orchestra. Ad-
dresses were made after the supper had
been discussed by George Long, presi-
dent OF the club, and George w. Grub.
A Quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening 40 the home Of Mrs. Henry
Crawford. on Bank street, Bridgeport,
i'm which the happy principals were her
accomplished daughter Miss Claudia,
and Miss Martin Burris. The ceremO-
ny was performed by Rev. c. B. Hen
thorne. in the presence or but a lew
relatives and near friends OF the con-
tracing parties.
The rose party aud banquet given by
Nr. aud Mrs. j. ID. McFadden in honor
OF the members OF Miriam Chapter,
Order of the Eastern star, on Wednes-
day evening. February 2Sth, was an
elegant affair. The hostess and host
were assisted in receiving by their &C
comu'ished daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Netcalf and Miss Eva Mckadden. The
decorations were Of rose. The banquet
table was lavsnly aud taStily decorated
with choice roses, and fair groaned
with an the delicacies Of the season.
The lady guests all adorned themselves
with corsage bOQuets Of roses and the
/ gentlemen, rose boutOniers. A vocal or
chestra, led by Mrs. Jos. Hall, dlscOursed
sweet music; toast, by Mr.. Alex Rob
/ ertson: "Can Woman Keep a Secret"
/ bv Nr. George WaterhOuse; instrumen-
I tgl solo. by Miss Roberts; toast, by Mr..
I $. Al. Crayton. A German solo by Mr..
Stepben WaterhOuse The value Of
the Eastern star 20 the Masonic Fra
ternitv. by Mr.. Joseph Hall. Music by
I Misses Lillian and Minnie White. The
/ Cart Duet. Mrs. carp and Waterhouse.
After voting many thanks for the de-
7 Ucbtful evening spent at late hour
I the guests, reluctantly babe the hostess
and host good night
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PARKERSBURG.
PApKERsBURG. w VA, March .
/ The UNIQUE literary entertainment
given By Miss Clara March, OF Thir-
I teenth street, was one Of the most en-