Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

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Amber. Lotta Gould. Florence Scrogin,
Nadge Moss, Alice BlackmOre, and Harry
/ Patterson, Lewis SnOdgrass. James Nc
elmer John stone. Monroe Shrewsbury,
Camden Horror, George Gordon, Came
ron McCluer Lysle Jones, and Walter
Frederick
Miss Bessie Bradenbaugh has returned
home from an extended visit to friends IN
Ohio.
pnest of her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Norris, OF
Columbus. 70, for the past three weeks,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. :. L. Gould returned Sunday from
Cincinnati aud was accompanied Oy ner
daughter, Mrs Waitman Baroe, who has
been there for several weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Bradenbaugh has re-
turned from Toledo, where she was VISIT
ing for the past few weeks
Mrs. A. 3. White aud son, Ward, nave
returned from Cincinnati.
Miss Anna Dis has returned from
pleasant visit in Marietta.
Saturday afternoon at the home OF MISS
Saran Brou ghton, on Filth street, the
FRIDAY Night CLUB was organized. Inc
11amUers are EiZaDatk GramDrill, Ida
Gsrwig. Edna Cooke Mildred Harris
Sarah Broughton. Mabel Moss ano oarah
Edelen. ~
Mrs Bradenbaugh and daughter, Miss
Fillabeth left Thursday for Philadelphia
for short visit and Will 60 from tuere 10
New York to spend several weeks
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Nc abe, who were
recently married 10 Wheeling, will spend
fe ~ DAYS with Mr.. McCabe's cousin, MRS.
Maria Daniels. OF Murdoch avenue, before
occupying their rooms in the Hughes "
Mullen building on Market street.
j. Rathbone Ramsey Of Patterson y.
d.. who has been here visiting Tor some
weeks has returned home.
viii Monroe VINO was home from M assn
) willie. Tenn, attending his sisters wedding,
has returned.
Mrs. d. NJ. Gilkerson and and Mrs. Jonn
Vance are in Wheeling visiting friends.
TUESDAY. at the Fifth Street NJ T..
Church, at high noon, one OF the handsoin-
est weddings of the winter season was VII
messed by a large NUMBER OF invited
guests. Mr.. Walter Pendleton, oil spencer,
Roaue county, prominent attorney anu
Miss Pearl Monroe, One Of ParkersourS
brndsoBest Young ladies', daughter OF w.
". Monroe, were pronounced man anu
wife by Rev. W. s. Winans, Jr., pastor OF
tho church. the ceremony beng very pretty
and uerfectlv carried out he attendants
were Miss Minnie Monroe maid Of honor;
MISS Ethel Wandhng, Miss Laura Bond,
| Miss Lulu Baily, OF Spencer, ana MISS
Hattie Baird. OF Ne!sOnyllle, ono; and
MIR. VIII H. Monroe,t the bridegroom pest
man; Mr.. =. T.. Boggess, OF Spencer; ME-.
u. Bailey, of Spencer, and Mr.. herman y.
smith The bride looked very handsome
in tailor made travelling costume or green
cheviot. trimmed with green velvet, with
hat and gloves to match. she carried q
handsomely bound prayer book TO the
altar. where the maid Of honor handed her
the brides boQuet, composed OF exquisite
flowers. The maid of honor, Miss Mon
roe. sister OF the bride, looked like fairy
In pure white. she carried tue brides
boquet. The bridesmaids were Miss
Wauding, Miss Baird, of Nelsonvllle.
Miss Laura Bond ana Miss Bailey, OF
Spencer. Miss Waudling wore
Iight tan frcck. with green satin
trimming. Miss BairC's frock was OF
navy blue cloth, trimmed with changeaole
! silk and lace Miss Bond wore brown
cloth, trimmed with gold and brown vel
vet Miss Bailey wore tailor made cos
| tune OF blue cloth with wide lace collar.
/ The church was beautifully decorated with
palms and ferns, ana the music or Mr.. I.
A. Bukey was exquisite, After the cere-
mony the bridal party were driven to the
beautiful home Of the brides father on
| Seventh street, where q delightful recep-
ton was rendered them. Misses Minnie
! Monroe aud Nell Camden receiving. The
! tables of the ROOMS were decorated with
lovely flowers aud plants and presented a
very pretty picture. Those present ST
luncheon, besides the wedding party and
family, were MISS Adele Pope, Mrs. Kate
Stone of Spencer, Mrs. Minnie Bailey OF
| Logan. Ohio, Mrs. Kenner Borsman, Mr..
and Mrs. Waitman Barbe, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frank /. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Gould Rev Father Hickey, Mr.. K, ). A.
Boreman, MIR. G. a. Bulky. Mr.. and Mrs
Pendleton left after the reception l0r New
York and other Eastern points.
Miss Esteue Despard left wednesday
for Burlington, n. j., to take course Oh
study al St Alary's Hail.
The Violet Club met with the Misses
Heorank Thursday aud spent pleasant
afternoon at progressive euchre. Inc hrst
prize was awarded 10 Miss Bena Rapp.
The Choral Society concert Tuesday
evening next, February ., will, from pres
ent indications, be very largely ATTENDED.
| Those Of a national reputation VINO Will
take part are Mrs. Hissem-De Moss, Mrs
Carrie b. johnson and William ii. Rleger
The Charity Whist CLUB met with Mrs.
Gardner JacksonNWeduesday afternoon;
The Twenty-four Club meets Monday
evening instead Of Thursday evening, as
minority of its members wlsnto attend tue
Choral concert.
Wrg' viii James and little daughter, of
Columbus. are here on a visit 10 Mrs. Cook,
on Ann street.
Harry Leonard, who has been attending
school at Suffolk. has returned home anu
VIII study law with his father.
Thomas Stevenson will accompany Con
sul Fred Muenchmeyer TO san salvador
IS his private secretary, and VIII take DIS
family along.
I.fars recovered
Gent strength TO De aole 10 travel and Will
leave on No. tomorrow afternoon Tor
Baltimore where he will take steamer
for n trip along the coast and across the
lGulf Of Mexico. He Will % accompanied
ON the trip by MS brother, Air. Charles
Hickey, OF New Jersey, who has oeen mere
for several weeks.
aDtIv entertained by Miss Berthe Baker
this afternoon. 49,.
Mrs A. J. Jackson, entertained the
Charity " hist CLUB Wednesday afternoon.
The Married Ladies Whist CLUB met on
Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. w. b.Faueh
as hostess.
The social club which has been organized
nv the cav cavaliers Of the Younger act is a
iollv one. and iusures happy time 10 the
popular maidens OF their ACC uainJance, as
dances will be more in future than In the
past. They are christened "Ihe hniguts,1
and expect 10 have a social session
once week. The club is composed OF
Cameron McCluer Monroe Shrewsbury,
Harry Patterson, VIII Stahlman' James
McCiuer, George Gordon. Curtis WI
lams, Lewis Snodgras5, Loyal Gilbert
John Burns. Ed. Gerwig and Jonn Stone
The following officers were elected at the
meeting on Thursday evening: James NC
Cluer president, win Stahiman vice presi-
dent, George Gordon treasurer, CurIls
! Williams secretary.
Nsss Rlnnche Dellicler was hostess yes