Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22

/ pastor OF the North Street NJ. +. Church.
The att-IL4nts were llr. stephen Daw-
son and Mss Frances McGU. After
p2rak.ng Of an excellent supper, Mr..
and Mrs. Mason We're taken 20 their
future home on river read They were
The recipients o. many handsome pres
en-s, as tokens Of esteem of their many
friends.
The many friends Of Mr. Charles
Schrlder of the Eighth ward. who IS
the efficient manager of the james
Cr7ngie feed store on Main street Will
be surprised 20 learn that he was quietly
married 10 Miss Mamma Cr.ssweJ, of
Martins Ferry IN the parlor of Rev
Dr. Mcclure. on December 18Th. The
young couple has gone 10 housekeeping
on the Island.
A que wedding took place on the
evening Of November .27th. at the par
sonage Of the Zane Street NJ. q. Church.
the Rev G. j. Tr.ppe,t officiating. The
happy parties were Mr.. Thomas c.
G-esey and Mss Emma C. Johnson.
The Island club viii give an informal
card party next Thursday evening,
and on the following Wednesday the
annual New Years reception and
dance will take place. This will be the
most elaborate function which the
club will give during the season.
A number of prominent young soci-
for dance which Will De given at
Arion Hall on Christmas Eve.
The Island Shakespeare reproduced
Two Gentlemen of Verona. Monday
evening. ac the home Of Mr.. ". d. Nc
Coy, on North Front street. There
was marked improvement in the
merit of The production. due TO a great
err degree of familiarity with the differ
emit parts and the disappearance of
what is known in theatrical parlance as
stage fright There is great deal
OF excellent amateur talent ia the or
ganizati0n.
AT the home of her parents, on South
Penn street Miss Hattie Elliott gave
party to q number of her young friends
Tuesday afternoon. in honor Of the six
tenth anniversary of her birth The
guests spent a delightful season in jul
yenile games. supplemented by an eX-
cellent repasL The guests were Cert
rude linn Mamie Beans Esteila
Whitehead. Minnie Stewart, Myra Var
ney. Margaret BickertOn. Dora Horn
brook. Shirley Schenk. Martha Hughes.
Lulu Jones Elizabeth Smith, Ethel
Bound: Masters Howard M5rkle, How
ard Alexander. Walter Smith, Wilbur
Elliott, and Ralph Elliott.
Mr.. Percy r. Callahan entertained o
number OF friends i'm a very enjoyable
manner at his home, Thursday even
ing
The Willing Workers of the North
street NJ. r. church gave a very sue
cessful entertainment, Thursday even
ing. The attendance was large and the
literary and musical numbers were
artisucaIy rendered.
The Carroll club stockholders held
two meetings during the week. and
adopted q constitution 10 govern the
organization. The amount of stock
subscriptions so far recorded aggre-
gate about $4,000. and il is expected
that there viii be $4,000 more when
the club house has been opened for
month. and the advantages of the in
stitutiCn are apparent Architects
have examined the Paxton residence
with q view 20 making plans for need
cd improvements. in accordance with
the wishes of the directors The
changes viii De pushed TO completion
as rapidly 81 possible and in the mean
time several rooms will be furnished
and the building thrown open to the
members. To is likely that reception
will be given within a few weeks.
The masQue bah of the Central Gar
den club. which took place at its coy
quarters at the head of Twentieth
street. Friday evening. was one Of the
most enjoyable entertainments ever
given by the organization.
Miss Rachel Garrett entertained
large party of her friends. at her home
on Twelfth street. Friday evening,
complimentary 90 her guest, Miss Wei
day. Of Waynesburg. Pa.
The American Athletic club is the
title of a new organization which was
formed at q meeting of Young men.
held one evening last week, at the
home Of Mr.. Thomas Lynch, of the
Sixth ward.
A ic;nt birthday celebration of a very
ENJOYABLE nature was held Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. r. L. Frazier. IL
was the anniversary of the natal day of
the host. and also Of his aunt. Marie
Cochran. who passed her e.ghty-seventh
mile stone. Aunt Marie" as she IS fa-
miliarly known. is the widow of the late
James B. Cochran, for many years the
collector ON The Caldwells Run road.
Mrs Mary Delaplaina and Miss Hulda
Delapla.ne have issued cards for q card
party next Friday evening a. their resi-
dence. on Chapline street.
Miss Gertrude List will entertain the
Spinster Club next Thursday afternoon
az her residence. on North Main street.
The Married Peoples Euchre Club was
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Geo. W.se and Mrs. John Riheldafrer a.
the residence OF Mrs. WISE. at Woods
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