Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29


she received a Dresden handle parasol
Mrs. Mary Delapiaine took the second
prize, a silver mounted comb.
Miss Emma Wheat entertained a party
Of her friends nj dinner on Thanksgiving.
at the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Speidel on Chap,ine street. The guests
were Misses Gertrude List. Lilly Vance
Sue Caldwell, Matte List and Messrs-
Iubourne List. Harry Simpson. Hal Spei-
del. Arch Monat, I'D. Franzheim and Is.
X. McAIechen.
The ladies' Of the congregation Of St.
Paurs German Lutheran church gave a
very successful apron social at Mozart
Hall Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening the third and fourth
departments of the Epworth League of
the Martins Ferry II. +. church gave
very successful literary and musical
THANKSGIVING social.
The Sunfower Club, of Benwood was
entertained with o.. splendid supper
THANKSGIVING evening. at the home Of Miss
Cora Edwards.
Mrs. James Couture was hostess to a
party Of her friends Monday evening, at
her home in Bridgeport.
AT eight o'clock Tuesday morning. I'm
the Church of St. Anthony of Padua, fin
Bridgeport, 0Ir. James Dacey, of Aetna
Vile. and Miss Mary Davis. of Bridge
port. were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. The ceremony was performed
by The pastor the Rev. Father WeigaDd,
and was Witnessed by large party Of
friends of the happy principals.
Mt and Mrs. Edward Thallman. Of North
Market street. celebrated their wooden
wedding anniversary Monday night by
entertaining a large party Of their friends.
They received many suitable presents.
Nrr. Arthur Slower. fireman on the B. &
o.. and Miss Nora Allen daughter o.
Edward Allen of Benwood. We're united
I'm marriage at four o'clock Tuesday after
noon. I'M the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. in the presence Of o large
throng of relatives and friends. The bride
looked very charming attired in an APP
propriate costume. The attendants were
Mr.. Albert Johnson of McMechen, and
Miss Mary Healy. of Couth Wheeling.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Mullen. The couple VIII so to
. housekeeping Immediately at McMechen.
/
Couer dc Leon Company No. I, Z. r. K.
of p. gave q very successful ball at
/ Pythian Castle Wednesday evening.
. The members and friends Of the II. Z.
Society. at McMecneu. took occasion. ON
! Thanksgiving eve. to- surprise their pas
tor Rev. Spencer King. The occasion
was a pleasant one to- all concerned. The
pastor was the recipient of q handsome
donation The presentation address was
delivered by j. r. King. The pastor all
though taken by surprise. responded i'm
neat and telling address. The evening
was spent i'm singing and social enjoy
ment. IT is evident that Rev. King, dur
ing his short stay in McAIechen, has won
the love and confidence of his congrega-
ton.
A progressive locomachy party was
given al Hannibal O.. Wednesday even
ine. by Misses Ada and Carrie Cehrs at
their home. TO forty-five of their friends.
The game continued until @ late hour
when luncheon was served. Those who
attended from a distance were Misses Rena
Nol and Edna Dunlap of Marietta. o.;
Dave Thouer. of Sistersville; Or. J. X.
Ferguson. of Marietta and Emil Ulrich,
of Cincinnati The first prizes which
were two handsome books, were awarded
20 Miss Alma Neuenschwander and Mr.
Jake fisher. The two BOBBY prizes, two
spelling books. were won 10y Miss Fannie
Horer and Mr.. Robert fisher.
The Kings Daughters Of the North
+ Street NJ Il. church viii give social at
the church next Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St
| JoseDh's Cathedral gave a very sue
cessfui supper and social at Arion hail
+ THANKSGIVING. The handsome sum
which was realized will be distributed
among the deserving poor Of the city.
The ladies of the congregation Of the
Wesle N. p church served excellent
meals on Thanksgiving, and supper
Friday evening.
Thursday afternoon a pleasant social
event took place on Eighteenth street.
. East End. Mrs. William West extend
ed her hospitality to a large party Of
friends. who par.0ok of an old-fashion
/ Thanksgiving turkey luncheon.
Promptly al six. Thanksgiving. Mr..
Jesse Miller. of North Main street. en-
tertained a number of his friends after
the traditional style in which that gal
liuaceous bird. that so long has labored
under somewhat of a misnOmer, suffer
ed it's hereditary fate. and was gathered
IN the bosom of its ancestors in that
L.ivsium whittier no Thanksgivings
come to disturb the ornithOlogical
shade. The guests were: Misses
/ Perth7 Cook, Eleanor Wingard, May
Rose. CieOd Anthony, Clara HOrner.
| Angie Cunningham, Carrie Reed. and
NIessrs. John Kingdom. viii Rist, Al
bert CowCn. William Frey. Lee Robin
son, Joe Anthony and William Buy
Society affairs were numerous dur
ing the past week in Sistersville. The
first event was genuine Martha
Washington tea party, which took
place at the home OF Mrs. j. c. Morrl-
Son. corner Main and Elizabeth streets,
Tuesday evening. George N. Mccoy,
dressed as Uncle Sam. received the
guests nc the door. and was assisted in
handiuC the money paid for admis-
sion by Miss Sally Russell representing
C,irr,hia Tha frass she wore on this