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

Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Belleviile Mr.. and
Mrs Ott CarOthers. Mr and Mrs. Benz.
Allison, Lieut.. and Mrs. Van Duger, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Wheat, Miss Holcombe of Vir-
ginia, Miss Mcknight Of Pittsburg. and
MesSrs. Percy Norton, John T. Gal
lagher. J. Howard Mcdonald, VIII Will
SON Robert Gilchrist, Robert Hazlett.
hil5ourne List, Edgerton Vance Guy
Scott, Bierney McMechen, Sam Harri-
son. Walter Bloomfield, Lucius Hoge.
VIII Brice. Morgan Berger Ed. Franz
helm, Z. L. Wiles, N. Nelson Cecil. r.
c. Haase. Charles Lamb, Ran Xix.
Alex. Updegraf, Walter Hall. John
Wilson, Hugh Brockunier, Harry Whit
aker, Arthur Hubbard, Albert Shaffer.
Julian c. Hearne, D. Garth Heame.
Mr.. 3. II. Beidemen. the Main street
business man, is spending the HOLIDAYS
with parents in Chillict,he. Before his
return he viii be united in marriage TO
Miss Carrie Eva Mosher. q belle of that
city. The ceremony will be performed
on January Sth. and will be witnessed
by number OF Wheeling friends of the
groom.
Misses Jennie and Ada Jepson enter
tanned in a charming manner. last eve
ming, al their home on Fourteenth
street, with dancing party. Prof
Charles killmeyer made the music.
Mr.. Arthur Davidson entertained the
boys or the Sunday school class in the
Wesley NJ. Z. Church, at his home on
the South side Thursday evening.
NIr. James Foster, Of the East End.
and Miss Carrie Hink, of Fulton. were
married Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the Zane street NJ. Z.
Church, the Rev c. J. Trippett officiat-
ing. The church was handsomely dec
GRATED and filed with an assemblage
OF relatives and friends of the prin-
cipals. In the evening a reception was
given at the home of the brides par
ents
Miss Bertha Mccoy was the charm
ing hostess to the members of the
Friday Night Club of the Island, at
her home in South Front street. A de-
lightful season was spent in social
amuSements. and the guests discussed
an excellent luncheon before taking
their departure.
The Island Shakespeare Club gave
their last performance of Two Cen
tlemen of Verona" on Monday, De-
cember %, preparatory to the recess
taken during the holidays. All the
persons sustained the parts we'll
and deserve credit. They show decided
improvement. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Duke OF Milan ........Mr. Allen Burt
Sir Thurio-His Friend Mr. Tod Noise
Sir Valentine ............ Mrs. Ayers
The Two Gentlemen OF Verona.
Sir Proteus ....... Miss Helen Mccoy
AntoniO-Father Of Proteus
Mr.. Allen Burt
PanthinO-His Servant ... Mr.. Vardy
Sir Eglamour-A Gentleman
Mr.. Ward
Host of the Inn ..y.........Mr Doulin
First Outlaw .F..........Mr Doulln
Second Outlaw ............Mr. Noise
Third Outlaw .k............M Mr.. Nardy
Launce-Servant to PrOteus
Mr.. Tod Noise
Speed-Seryant to Valentine
Mr.. Sam Hubbard
Madam Daughter of the Duke,
Beloved of Valentine Miss LOos
Madam Beloved OF PrOteus
Mrs. F. P. Mcneil
Lucetta-Her Maid
Miss Bess McGranahan
Miss Sadie Emsheimer, of Virginia
street left Wednesday for Huntington
to act as bridesmaid at the marriage Of
Miss Lena Zoeckler, of that place, to
Mr.. Schwabe, of Charleston. Miss
Zoeckler is we'll known here, having
visited friends in this city several
times. She was a student at Mt. de
Chantal.
Misses Helen and Mary Harris, of
North Main street, were charming
hostesses Tuesday evening to about
twenty-five of their friends. Dancing
10 the excellent music of the Glover
Mandolin Club was the pleasant feat
ure Of the evening. and was supple
mented by an excellent luncheon.
A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed George Smith Tuesday evening at
his home on Wood street by his young
gentlemen friends. the occasion being
his twenty-first birthday. Cards were
the evenings amusement. and at a |
seasOpable hour refreshments were |
served. The guests presented Mr.. !
Smith with very handsome umbrella. |
The Louie Hunt Club, composed of
popular society young men. will give
a select hop at the Central Garden
Club on New Years eve. Killmyer will |
furnish the music.
A very quiet. but pretty wedding oc-
Cured at the home Of Mr.. Joseph |
Marsh. on Twenty-ninth street, when |
his pretty and accomplished daughter !
Mary. was united in marriage TO Mr.. |
Wilbern Walker, a popular employe Of |
the WarwOod Tool Works. The couple |
entered the parlor promptly at 1880 |
o'clock to the strains of a wedding /
march. PLAYED by Miss Nettie Walker, |
of COshOctOn. O.. sister of the groom. |
Only immediate relatives were present. |
They were the recipients of a number of !
very handsome aud useful presents. !
After the ceremony the guests sat |
down 10 a very delicious and refresh |
ing repast. after which the happy |
couple were escorted to their own |
home. which had been previously fur
nished to receive them.
At the residence of Miss Mary o.
Long. at Charleston. on Friday even
ing. a drive whist party was given
complimentary TO her visitors. Misses
Martin and Sue caldwell. of this city.