Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13

0Ir. George c. Parsons, OF this city,
was united in marriage. Tuesday even
ing. nj the parsonage Of the Bridgeport
NJ Z. church. IN the presence OF but q
few friends 10 Miss Nora Crouthers, OF
Bellaire. The Rev. r. 5. Strahl was
the officiating clergyman.
Misses Annie .Du Cussie Speaker, Of
the East End. entertained party OF
friends last evening in Bishop's hell
on Eighteenth street, complimentary to
. their guest. Hiss Clara Potion, Of
. Woodsfeld O. Prof Charles Killmyer
made The music for dancing.
Lou J. Miller Hospitality entertained
about three hundred friends Thursday
night az his new Wholesale grocery. No.
3O3 Main street. 1t was the formal
christening Of the new building, a
f handsome and commOdiOUs three-slory
brick structure. which replaces the
frame building recently torn down.
T The guests admired the new place Of
h business. but little time was wasted in
/ that direction. as the genial host pro-
vided entertainment 70 occupy their
+ entire time. not the least of which was
+ the bOuntiful supper and copiOus guam
titles of wet goods The inner man
I certainly did not suffer for attention.
The affair was highly enjoyable
I throughout.
The National Athletic Club. q society
OF BenWOOd young men, gave very en-
joyable hop last evening in Dolan's
Hall. A number of Wheeling persons
attended.
Saturday we had our opening ball in
the Music Han. and though the night
was unusually warm. we managed TO
dance at least ten numbers. No doubt
+ the occasion recalled many fond mem
cries to some. judging from few signs
one heard floating through the air.
During the intermission the Juniors
amused us with songs and Rotations.
Misses May Robinson ard Margaret
+ Burns SANG O very catching little thing;
another little miss played on the piano.
Miss Nay Robinson rccited and sang
for MS. and 20 the numerous encores
danced the skirt dance.-The Mount.
At the First Presbyterian church, be-
tween the hours Of eight and ten
o'clock. Wednesday evening, the ladies
. Of the congregation of the church gave
q brilliant reception 10 the Rev. DR.. d.
A. Cunniughau and wife, in honor OF
the nineteenth anniversary of DIT. Cum
ningham's entering upon the passionate
of the church. The lecture room was
taetefullv embellished with palms and
flowers. which were banked in prOfu-
sion in the windows. DR.. and Mrs.
Cunningham received warm congratu-
lations and good wishes from all.
At the reception held in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
on last wednesday evening, cOmpl-
meltary to DR. d. A. Cunningham
nas.Ora.e anniversary, enc Of the at
tract,ve features was the skillful man
ner I'm which Miss Bessie Tayi0r played
on the piano during the entire recep-
UCn. Mss Taylor IS q recent graduate
from the musical department at Beth
any College.
A new social organization. to be
F known as the Married Peoples Euchre
Club" has been organized and will be
one Of the leading social entertainments
during the coming winter. The frs.
meeting Of the club was held on last
Friday afternoon at the residence Of
? Mrs Gibson Lamb at Echo Point, where
it was entertained. assisted by her
daughter. Mrs Clark Hamilton, Jr.
Seven tables were in progress. and
after three hours spirited contest. q
delightful luncheon was served. The
Ta-um. frs prize. a handsome DELPHI
vase. The second prize fell TO Mrs. Dr..
Reed Baird. q silver PIN tray. After
the presentation OF eae prizes me guests
No..
Oi1''
That popular social organization
known 0s Splns-er Club have arranged
for q series Of progressive euchre par
ties 20 take place during the coming
F given 2t the different homes of ,he
young ladies en- q certain afternoon
each week. Refreshments of a Eight
+ character VIII be served and prize pre-
Tho initial rras-,rq which will +,l,o
nlace 81 -hs n~ettflv enoojn.ed home nj
Miss Hnl9s DsIa1,si7e ON Cb9rii9a
street. w,u ha 5orbi, oDi,,.~,,~ =. H.
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