Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29

and VIII Griffith. of East Liverpool.
Music and c3mes were the pleasing
features, supplemented by tempting
refreshments.
During the coming week the follow
ing invitation will be issued: Leap
Year Dance" Mercantile Club rooms,
Thursday. April 9th, Eighteen and nine
ty-siX Committee. Misses Elsie Whit
aker. Mary MoffaJ, Sue Caldwell, Jessie
Berger Todd Baird and Blanche HOge.
Miss Carrie Miller entertained the
Funnel Club Thursday evening, at her
HON on Market street Dancing was
the main feature of the evening. and at
midnight q tempting luncheon was
served. after which the guests de-
parted.
Willie, the bright little son Of VIM.
Johnson celebrated the fifth annivers-
airy of his birth by entertaining a merry
party OF his young friends at the home
OF his parents, No. 1876 Seventeenth
street Thursday evening. The hours
were spent In juvenile games. and an
aQperizing luncheon was served. The
little host received q number of very
handsome presents, including a pastel
portrait OF himself
On Thursday last o very pleasant
evening was spent aJ James Spence's
home. on North Coal street. Dancing
and rrrara Tho r,,.f r...~r,-...-
OF the evening. The sOiree was given
IN honor OF their charming guest. Miss
Katie Kahn, Of SJeUbenville. Supper
was served at twelve o'clock
Monday evening az ten O'Clock Harry
Kruger, the South Chapune street bar
Der. was united i'm marriage to Miss
Ellen Gree AT the residence of the
bride. The Rev. ID. A. Denton ofIiciated
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Miller. Of Twenty-ninth street cele-
bra-ed their second wedding annivers-
airy. A number of intimate friends
were present.
At the residence Of Rev. VIM. Ulfert.
on Tuesday evening. Mr. Louis Knei-
riem was married to- Miss Freda Site
Der. Mr. Knieriem is a prominent
blacksmith on Sixteenth street The
young couple VIII reside on Wood
street.
An event which is being looked for
ward ro hy many ladies' with decided
interest is the coming 20 this city of
MIS-. J'u1esS Miller, who viii deliver
lecture at the United Presbyterian
Church. April 9Th. upon matters Of
peculiar interest TO women. Mrs. Mil
la- has reputation which is more than
national upon dress. hygiene and kim
draa matters. and the marked success
which she has achieved demonstrates
beyond question that her ideas are
sound and practicable Her reforms in
matters Ct dress cover everything from
shoes 10 hats, and her discussion of
these touics should be heard by as
many ladies' as can possibly crowd INTO
the church building.
Mr. w. r. Whitebear and Miss Lizzie
Lenukert, both Of McKeesport. were
quietly married yesterday morning by
lH' I..F- d. lIlppelt. pastor OF the
Zane Street w. z. church.
o1io. weddin- was solemuizod
iocfiay evening az eight o'clock. at
tho home of 1lr. and Mrs Charles Hal
lcr .n the Ess, End. The groom was
Ar. Alfred Askin Wright, book-keeper
in q large mecaDtile establishment i'm
Pittsburg. and The bride was Miss Kath-
leeD Annette Hanshaw, an estimable
young lady of Grafton. The ceremony
was performed 10y the Rev j. II. Littel.
co-pastor Of the United Presbyterian
church
Miss Lizzie Allen entertained Thurs
day evening al her home on Twenty
third street, in honor Of her birthday
and 10 was a very ENJOYABLE affair