Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-28


| Kelly. DIT. and Mrs Hus,eu, Miss Miles,
| Mrs. Allison and Miss Allison, Mrs.
! GORGE X. Wheat. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
List. Jr. Mrs. Ed. Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs.
| Ben Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Dillon,
/ Mrs A. A. Wheat. Mrs. Erskine and
Miss Erskine, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Hart,
Miss Chance. Miss Lilly Vance, Miss
| Gamble. of Cincinnati; Miss Dickey,
Mr.. and Mrs John X. List, the Misses
Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Brady, Mrs.
I George Adams. Mrs Betty Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hazlett. Mrs. John J.
Jones, Miss Efie Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Hazlett. Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Broc-
/ kunier. MessrS. Charles Paxton, VIM. L.
Hearne. W. p. Hubbard, Nelson C. Hub
bard. Sam Harper, Hugh Brockunier,
I o. S. Long, Harry Whitaker, r. 5.
Stoneger. DR.. J. z. Bellville, Dr. Robert
j. Resd, and many others.
Mrs. Col. W. W. Arnett delightfully."-
entertained a party Of friends at cards
at her home on Fifteenth street. We'd
nesday evening. The contests were in
teresting and handsome favors were
awarded to the successful players.
Miss Mary McMechen gave a progress
Sive euchre party. complimentary 70
the visitors in the city, between the
hours OF ten o'clock and noon Friday
morning. at her apartments on Twelfth
street The festive pasJebOards fur
n.shed amusement for all, and some
close and spirited contests resulted.
~TLo Gr-- Lc,,-- f,11 - NTic- Dn1aD'aiO
of Washington. with Mrs. w. l.. Gless-
ner a close second. The consolation
prizes fell 10 Miss Lizzie PendlsJOn. At
noon an appealing luncheon was serv-
ed.
During he week there were two musi-
cal events o, the first magnitude, the
outing of the local lodge Of the B. p. o.
Elks and the frs; public concert Of the
Philharmonic Quartette. The first was
given on Monday evening in the Park
Casino. with the Grand Army Band, of
Canton. O.. as the stsEer attraction, and
the so,oists. Miss Mamie Grub, Mrs.
Hanauer and Mr.. Hughes. The con-
cert of the quartette was given in the
same delightful place and attracted an
audience Of the representative music
loving persons Of the city.
A very enjoyable musical recital was
given in the -cCmS of the Mercantile
club, Friday evening, TO an appreciative
audience, composed of members Of the
organization. The performers were
Miss Ruth Wolf, pianist; Mrs. Albert
NJ Rice and Miss Elsie GundinC. So
pranOS; Miss Carrie May Gutman, con-
/ traltO; Messrs. Ralph and Leonard Hey
man, baritone and tenor respectively.
Miss Alice Wood was at home to a
party Of her friends Friday evening, at
/ her residence in Walnut Grove, Mar
tins Ferry. The entertainment was de-
ighcful throughout.
The alumni banquet and reception to
the graduating class CT Madison school,
/ took place Friday evening. and proved
a very enjoyable affair. An excellent
/ banquet was served in the school build
/ ing, after which the order of tie even
I ing changed TO dancing, in the rooms of
/ the Island cub, on Virginia street. The
/ music was provided by Prof. Charles
/ Killmyer.
The annual banquet of the alumni of
Richie public school, viii be given on
/ Thursday evening Of this week at Mo-
Fart Park, and promises to be one Of the
most enjoyable reunions of the gradu-
ates. An excellent programme Of toastS
/ has been prepared.
A notable wedding in Moundsville So
\ eiety circles during the past week. was
! that Of Miss Mouie z. Gamble and Mr..
1 John X. Bowen. which was sOlemniZed
/ al the home OF the brides sister. Mrs.
John A. Boyd Thursday morning at
/ nine o'clock The rooms were profuse-
/ ~ decorated With smilax. pOtted plants
and rare cut flowers. producing n beau
( tiiul effect. At the hour named the
/ happy couple entered the p1rlor to the
/ tune OF Mend,ssOhn's wedding march.
rendered by Mrs. J. 3. Alexander, and
! advanced 10 the center of the room,
where they we're met by the Rev. c. e.
/ Clark. who repeated the beautiful mar
4 riage ceremony Of the Methodist EpiS-
/ copal Church, which made them man
/ and wife Upon retiring Mrs. Alexan-
/ der paved upon the piano Call Ne
/ Thine Own" After receiving congrat-
ulations Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen were i'm
mediatsly driven 20 the depot and took
/ the 9:34 train for the lakes. where they
will spend a portion of the honeymoon.
\ After soiourning for a short time at
/ Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. they
will proceed to Wexford, r. l.. where
I they will make their future home. Mr..
/ Bowen holds a lucrative position with
/ the Wrought Iron Range Co., of st.
/ Louis. whi'a Miss Gamble is favorite
in MOundsville circles. having formerly
been in charge Of the central telephone
Office in that city.
The Bridgeport Lodge of Maccabees
gave a supper last Wednesday evening
in the dining parlors of Miss Adolph.
Miss Bell MCSwords. of Martins
Ferry. entertained a number of her
friends in a very pleasant manner on
last Thursday evening at her home on
Pearl street.
Miss Gsrtie McCorl was the hospit-
able hostess Tuesday evening TO several
couples of her friends at her home on
West Walnut street, in Martins Ferry.
The evening was spent in many social
enjoymenJs until late hour.
Frank Stewart. of Martins Ferry.
Will entertain number Of his friends
on next Tuesday evening.