Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-24

was her last rehearsal before her depart
ure for Danvile, Kentucky.
Rev. Harvout, of Washington, Pa. who
is conducting revival meetings at the
| Christian Church, is man of many re-
sources in his attempt to impress the
! hearer. On Monday evening the parable
of the ten virgins was illustrated with ten
Oriental costumed young ladies, five with
burning lamps and five without. They re-
hearsed the Scripture in connection with
the parable. and sang. With the lights
turned low the scene was weird one, and
at the conclusion, when it was found that
five of the virgins were shut out, hundreds
wept.
Mrs. Luphema Washington, of Wash
ington, Pc, is a guest of her uncle, Ven
niah II. Mosbay.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
L. p. Church held a pleasant LongtelloW
and Tennyson social at the parsonage on
Monday evening.
Miss Mary Miller, of Wellsburg, who has
been visiting her brother, q. =. Miller,
here, has gone TO Columbus TO visit Capt
j. NJ. Burns and wife, of the Barracks.
Morris Ruboinnock and Mollie Lavine
will be married Sunday in the Jewish
Synagogue.
MRS. w. A Urquhart was naturalized
Tuesday in time TO take part in the wo-
mans meeting, and Wednesday evening
she was rendered a surprise party in honor
OF her sixty ninth birthday and her being
the first woman naturaliZed in this coun-
| try.
w. S. Kennedy and Lou Zimmerman,
two of our local amateur actors, are assist
ing In presenting AT the Picket Line, al
Wellsburg, this week.
Miss Maggie McGinnes is at East Liver
pool, TO De present at the wedding OF her
friend. Miss Carrie Nath, to Daniel NC
Nichol
The three literary societies Of the High
school celebrated Washington's and LIN
coins birthdays Thursday by giving an
excellent programme OF music, recitatlons'
etc.
The Missionary Social Mission held So
cial hour in the Third Presbyterian church
Friday.
The Steubeuville w. c. T. U. held a
pleasant parlor meeting Tuesday evening
at the residence OF Mrs w. b. Donaldson,
which was turned into farewell reception
TO Mrs DR.. Ldvard, who has been Tor
eleven years an active member and officer
She goes to Danville, KY, where there are
no saloons, and she was presented with
half dozen desert spoons.
In all, about sixty women attended the
woman political meeting here on TUESDAY,
and the names of the women VINO were IN
at the birth of the new political party Will
go down in history.
Charles G.. Herman and Miss Name Sui
livan were married Wednesday afternoon
at ST. Peters church by Dean Hartnedy.
An elegant supper was served at the home
OF the brides parents after the ceremony.
They went to housekeeping at once in an
elegantly furnished. home on Seventh
street
The Hard Times Smoker" given We'd
nesday evening by the Steubeuvlle Attn
letic Club was most unique social enter
tertainment and was bowling success, as
is everything these young men tackle.
The members appeared dressed in rags,
and their makeups were startling IN ugi-
ness. After singing by quartettes, music
by Mandolin CLUBS and athletic exhibitions
the crowd numbering 1O4, repaired to
Talks parlOrs where an elegant menu was
disposed o. After the banquet they re-
paired to the rooms again where the music
and athletic events were repeated. SmOk-
ing was the principal amusement, pipes
and stogies predOminatng.
Z. K. Morgan has secured position to
paint shoe signs.
Miss Maud Dent, of Parkersburg, who
has been a guest Of Mrs. j. w. Beazell, has
returned nome.
II. B. Burnett and wife have moved to
Indianapolis.
Mrs. j. W. Gill gave Martha Washing
ton tea Friday evening in honor OF the
Friday Night Club. An operatta and min
uet followed the tea. Mrs. Gill is proving
herself delightful entertainer.
Mrs. j. -. Sinclair entertained the
Patience Cooking Club on Thursday even
ing. The decorations were tri-colors and
a Colonial tea was given in place OF re-
freshments.
Miss Mary Louise Steele entertained
her young friends recently in honor Of her
fifth birthday.