Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29

The wedding Of Mr.. August Machine
and Miss Alice Davis. both OF the South
Side. will take place on the evening OIL
January 9Th.
The Mozart Society will entertain in
the hOspitable manner for which il Is
famous. on New Years. A reception.
concert and ball viii De given at the
home Of the organization. corner Thir-
ty-eighth and Jacob streets.
The Young Married Peoples EUchre
Club was entertained Friday evening,
by Mrs. George Wise. at her handsome
suburban home az WOOdsdale. IL was
one Of the most delightful sessions of
the oranizatiOn. Mrs. Wise proving q
charming hostess. The contests We're
very interesting. and at their conclusion
an excellent luncheon was spread for
the guests.
The Young Mems Society Of the con-
gregation of St. Alphonsus Church is
making preparations for a dramatic
entertainment to be given in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller. gave q
delightful card party 70 q number Of
their friends. at their home on Eigh-
tenth street. on Christmas Eve. The
guests remained until midnight, when
they part0Ok of an excellent repast.
The Wheeling COrrugating Company
entertained It's clerical force with a
banquet at the Windsor Hotel. Thurs
day evening. The menu was excellent,
and the service could not have been
improved upon. The feast was dis
cUssed amid much merTiment. and was
followed by q season of speech making.
A family reunion took place Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs Mary
Terrill. on North Main street. A
pleasing and unusual feature OF the az
fair was the christening Of eleven
grandchildren Of Mrs. Terrill. the Rev.
n b. Johnson. pastor Of the North
Street NJ. E. Church, officiating. The
evening was very pleasantly passed
with the aid Of wholesome diversions,
supplemented by a splendid supper.
Tuesday afternoon. at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. John c.. Hupp. on Four
teenth street. there was a very pleasant
gathering Of fourteen interesting grand
children. TO enjoy the hospitality of
their grandparents on the occasion Of
Christmas near approach. The little
ones spent the afternoon i'm youthful
plays and after partaking of q sump-
tuOuS repast. retired with smiles as
they carried with them souvenirs of an
occasion which will be long held in re-
membrance.
The Beabout Club gave an enjoyable
dance. Wednesday evening, at its quar-
ters in the East End.
A quiet and pretty marriage ceremony
took place az the Fourth Street NJ. e.
parsonage, Wednesday morning, at
1890. the Rev. A. b. Riker. D. D.. Off
ciaJing. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Arthur Nilsson. Of New Cumberland.
W. Va, and Miss VI. Maud Paden. of
this city The bride was attired i'm a
beautiful white gown with ribbon and
rich point lace trimmings. The groom
wore the conventional black. During
the ceremony q ring set with three ex-
quisite Opals was placed upon the
finger Of the bride by the groom. Miss
Anna Fay and Mr.. John Former We're
the attendants. After combinations.
the party went TO the Stamm House for
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiss0n departed
on the afternoon train for a short trip
East.
One Of the most brilliant events Of
the past week was the large progressive
euchre party given by Mrs. Mary Della
plaine and her daughter. Miss Hulda,
at their residence on Chapline street.
last Friday evening As q large num-
Der Of invitations had been issued for
the affair. the event was looked for
ward TO with much expectancy. The
house. which is so we'll adapted TO ac-
commOdate large assemblage. was
pretily decorated throughout with
evergreen and holly. The mantle
pieces were banked with moss. inter
mingled with punches Of roses and car
nations. JudiCiOusly arranged through
out the parlOrS and hall were an in
Vulnerable number of palms and other
eNoticS. The chandeliers We're covered
with SmilaX and mistletOe The whole
effect was most pleasing. Mrs. Della
plaine and Miss Delaplaine were as
sisted in receivin gtheir guests by their
brother, Mr.. Louis S. Delaplaine. After
thte guests We're received the
euchre contest opened. Sixteen tables
were in progress during the entire eve
ning. The score cards were hand
painted. and were punched by Miss
Martha Clarke After a three hours
contest the game was interrupted with
an appetizing luncheon. which was
served in courses At the conclusion
OF the luncheon. Dir. RObt. J. Reed pre-
sented the prizes The ladies first
prize, a vatican fan. finished in cold
and white, was captured by Miss Jessie
Berger. The ladies second prize 2
solid silver hat brush. fell TO Miss Elsie
whitaker. The gentiemen's first prize.
picture. Having Fun at 4 a. m. with
an appropriate frame, was won
by Mr.. Allie Wheat. The gentle-
mems second prize. an ebony hat
brush, with silver mountings.
was carried OFF by Mr.. Bret Haz-
lett. The consolation prize. a Japan
csc doll. fell 10 Mr.. VIII Wilson. After
the presentation of prizes. the guests f
departed from one of the most enjoy .
able card parties Of the season. The .
guests present were: Misses Jessie Ber- .
ger, Flora Wilson, Lille Vance Nora
Simpson, Mamie Patterson. Frances +
Jordan. Gertrude List, Martha List, /