Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-24
ent. They spent toe evening in many
social diversions.


social diversions.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew very pleas
antly entertained number OF young
folks Wednesday evening at her home
in Martins Ferry.
The Martins Ferry Whist Club was
entertained In delightful manner at
the home Of Miss Sailie Miller in Mar
tins Ferry Wednesday evening.
The Carnival OF Seasons given in the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall in Martins Ferry,
Friday evening, under the auspices OF
the young ladies of the Presbyterian
church was a very unique aud enjoya'
BILE affair. The different seasons OF the
year were presented by the young ladies
q q very creditabe manner, and were
well received. During the evening the
Glee Club furnished some excellent
vocal music. Luncheon was served con
sisting Of pies. doughnuts, not watdes
and molasses. cakes and coffee.
Thursday evening, at Belaire, the
church choir from ST. Luke's, on the
Island, gave very strong and pleasant
rendition Of classical and popular music.
The voices blend well together and
make grand harmony. The male voices
are seldom excelled in baritone music
and il was a treat TO listen. The female
voices showed fine training and MADE
sweet sounds and well mOdulated music,
without affectatiOn or straining. Inc
recitations by Mr.. James Z. Morgan
were natural and captivated the audi
ence. In all, the concert was success
and gave great pleasure to those VINO
were in attendance.
Mr.. James Richie, OF Dayton, o., and
Miss Bessie Noll, OF Hannibal, were
quietly married at the home OF the
bride on last Monday evening at five
o'clock, Rev. G. NJ Wilson Of the NJ.
E. church officiating. After the mp
tiai knot was tied few relatives and
friends were seated at Z tempting we'd
ding supper. The bride was becoming
ly attired in a travelling SUIT FIR. and
Mrs Richie left on the o. r. r. that
evening for Wheeling, from which point
thew went TO Cambridge and GAINESVILLE
and then TO Dayton, O., where they eX-
Mr.. Philip Cunningham, the genial
proprietor of the Cunningham House,
Sardis, O., entertained number OF
young folks, Friday evening, February
18th, 10 a pleasant manner. The even
ing was spent 10 social amusements
until the guests were called out TO the
dining room, where an elegant supper
was served, of which all partook heart
lily. The rest OF the evening was then
spent in tripping the light fantastic toe
to the strains OF music produced by the
Sar0is "Nonpareil Orchestra" There
were about fifteen couples present.
Among the guests were Misses Edith
Gaus, Lulu Dye, Nealy Bing ham, Bertha
Turner, Jessie and Ella Sutton, and
Minnie Gorham; Messrs. K. +. Down
ing, T. E. Harper, Z. f. Daubenspect,
w. j. Campbell, NJ. HendershOt, WIN.
Brenneman, OF Sistersville.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
at the West Liberty State Normal by
reception and banquet rendered the
Bryant Literary Society, by the Irv-
ings The doors OF the new school
building were thrown open by the Re-
ception Committee at eight o'clock, and
the guests began to arrive. Games OF
all kinds were INDUCED in till twelve
o'clock, when all repaired to the ban
uuet hall, where an elegant spread"
awaited them, after which the follow
ing toasts were arranged by Toastmss-
ter c. A. Bradford, and responded TO as
follows: Union " the White and Blue
-Colors OF the respective Societies."
poem, by Miss Zana Redd; George
Washington" by G. w. Bonar; "Our
Freedom" by c. w. Oldham; PRO
eress of the School" c. II. EOers; THE
Old I.vings," C. S. Atkinson; "Ihe
Object of the Banquet" Prof. T. q.
Gwinn; The Russia Ratchet" Fred
Ripley.
A feature Of the occasion that was
greatly enjoyed was the banjo and
mandolin selections. rendered by Prof.
John Wallace, late of the Imperial
Banjo club, of Wheeling, assisted by
DR.. Jobas.
Among the invited guests were the
following graduates: Messrs. c. A. Brat
ford, &. NJ. King. c. A. Atkinson, DR.,
Jobas: and Misses Maude Curtiss, Bes-
sic Linsley, Leona Redd, Lizzie Akin
son, Minnie Atkinson, Edna Griffith,
Freda Epstein, Olive Dunlap, Emma
Lazear. Alberta Curtis, Ella McColloch,
and Brook Shields and George and
Robert Bonar.
After an evening pleasantly spent by
all, the invited guests left well pleased
with the hospitality of the Irving Lit
erary Society.