Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-20
STEUBENVILLE.

SteUDelFllle, ~, OCtOpeI- L. iHO
Gibbons Club opened the social season
at Assembly Hall on Wednesday even
ing with a brilliant social dance. About
f0rtv-fve couples were present and en-
loved the dancing to music furnished
by Bueche's orchestra.
Mrs. Henry K. List, Of Wheeling is
q guest of Mrs. Or. A A Elliott
7 Sulzbacher is home from New York
City to predict Democratic success this
fall
Mrs. J. s. Luton and child, who have
been guests of L. W Anderson and fam
ilv. have returned 10 their home in AL
iegheny
J. c. Mitchell. Esq, and wife are here
from Pocahontas, Va, visiting Mrs.
MitchelTs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Owens.
Miss Ida Sharp has gone on a SIX
weeks visi. 70 her sister in Braddock.
Mrs. Phillips. of Bellaire, is visiting
her brother, William Coleman, Of Lin
den avenue.
A very impressive aUtumnal wedding
was soiemnized Wednesday afternoon
in the Second Presbyterian Church,
which was filled with a fashionable
crowd Of friends and relatives to wit
ness che marriage Of viii II. Morrison,
OF the auditor Of freight receipts Office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines at
Pittsburg. to Miss Maud Annie, daugh-
ter of O. p. Dunbar, of this city The
ceremony was performed by Rev. VIM.
B Irwin. the pastor Of the church. At
ter the ceremony the newly married
couple left on q two weeks trip IN the
East. and on their return they will go
10 housekeeping in the East End, Pitts
burg 1t is a perfect union of young
hearts admirably suited to each other,
and both belong to families OF some
prominence here.
Patrick Mcmahon, a Panhandle en-
ploye. and Miss Mary Heilbock were
married Monday morning at Holy Name
Church by Father Hartley.
DR.. Joel Swartz is attending the Con-
gregatioual Council at Syracuse, and
Rev. George T. Smith is attending the
Christian Convention at Dallas, Tex.
John ohe1l and c. II. Steele have re-
turned from a successful hunting eXpe-
dition in the mountains of West Vir-
ginia.
Misses Sadie and Marie Cowley are
home from an extended visit at points
on the Hudson.
Mrs. r. L. Brownleee and Miss Julia
Galloway are attending the National
W. c. T. L. Convention at Baltimore.
William Ruddicks and wife, Major T.
x. Mccain, Mrs. George Scharlott and
Mrs. John Cunningham are attending
the National Encampment Of the L. Y.
L. and Auxiliary at Buffalo
Miss Jessie May Roberts, of Canton,
IS a guest of her brother, c. E. Roberts,
on her way home from a trip through
the Eastern summer resorts and a visit
in Pittsburg.
Miss Eide E. Mcconnell. of Holidays
Cove. is doing society work on the Pitts
burg Post in a very satisfactory man
ner
James McMurray is here in his native
city for the first time in many years.
His home is at Marion. o.
Miss Annie Burns, Of Allegheny, has
returned home after pleasant visit as
q guest of her sister Mrs. Joseph Burns,
of Clinton street.
George w. Egan and family have re-
turned from their trip IN the Northwest.
John Barrett is home from Elwood.
Ind. on a visit,
Frank Basler. of Pittsburg, is down
on q visit to his brother Joseph and
family.
The members Of the Christian Church
gave Rev. J. G. Slayter the new pastor.
and his wife a pleasant reception in the
church on Tuesday evening.
Ihs concelt in the Congregational
Church on Tuesday evening. under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters and
the directorship of Mrs. Robert Meow
an. was one Of the mos enjoyable en-
terainments Of the season, and was
highly artistic from a musical stand
point. Among those who took part