Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

brides mother. on Main street, and left
on the $40 train for trip to the East.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the week was the reception rendered 10
DR.. and Mrs. David \. Cunningham
by the First Presbyterian Church on
Thursday evening, "a welcome them
home after a summer most delightfully."-
apent abroad. The lecture room was
tastefully decorated with palms and
flowers. and above the pulpit large
banner with Welcome Home" greeted
their eyes the first thing as they en-
tered the door. Judge Cranmer con-
Quoted the affair and opened the meet
ing with a few well chosen words, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Alfred PAUL and DR.. S. L.
Jepsoa in equally appropriate remarks.
During the evening. Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
PEBBLES Tatum and Mr.. Hughes sang
deIigh, fully. and all combined TO i'm
press upon the Doctor and his wife the
CONGREGATIONS delight at their return.
Or. and Mrs Cunningham returned
home il the same vessel with Ii Hung
Chang. and no doubt can tel. us a great
deal Of the great Chinese, seen at such
close range.
Mrs. Name Norton gave very deAght-
full card party at her home in Pleasant
Valley Thursday evening. Progressive
eucAre occupied the attention OF SIX
tables full of guests, and after hotly
contested game, Mrs. Addie Gilchrist
secures the prize, it being a beautiful
pin cushion.
The Misses Emma and Bird Schultz
were hostesses TO a party OF tAHr
friends Thursday evening al their nome
on Fourteenth street. complimentary to
Miss Catharine Klsinfelder, Of Cincin-
natl who il a charming CUES, OF friends
in this city The hours were deilgnt-
fully spent in progressive euchre. The
contests were spirited and interesting,
ana the favors were handsome. The
honors fell to Mr.. Charles A. Aul and
Mrs. Ella Ma6iS. while the second
prizes were awarded to Dir. Oscar Bur-
da,ts and Miss Kleinfelder. Luncheon
was discussed before the guests de-
parted.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry MUM
and Miss Margaret J. Magee will take
place Wednesday at high noon. at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev. Or
R. RUSH Swcpe, rector of St. Mat
thew's P. E. Church, will oficiate.
The wedding tour Will include a trip
on the Great Lakes, and a visit to Can
ada.
The Tuberose Pedro Club. Of the
South Side, was handsomely entertain
ed by Mrs. Ed. Sengewald at her home
on Charles street Thursday evening.
The contests were very spirited. The
prizes were carried off by Mr.. McCOrd
and Mrs. Lutte Selvey. At eleven o.
clock a very tempting supper was serv-
ed, to which all did ample justice The
cub will be entertained next week by
Mrs John Vogt.
Misses Helen Farley, Clara Stamm
and Joe Reilly spent few days in ST.
Louis during the pas, week, where a
hep was given in their honor, by Thorn
as Glannon, formerly of this city, now
Of S.. Louis. The hep was a success.
1t was attended by Mr.. Murray Camp
bell and his sister, Camille, Of New
York.
Neat invitations were issued by a
number of young society PEOPLE on the
Island for a hay ride party next Thurs
day evening. The arrangements are
being made, and a delightful time is
anticipated.
The Adcnts Club, of the South Side,
will give a masquerade hop at Mozart
Park on the evening of September 14th,
This will be the first masquerade ever
attempted in a park during the fall
season.
The Grand View AthlsRic Association
has issued invitations for their ami
varsary ball at Turner Hall on October
9th Bachmann's orchestra will play.
The barn at Echo Point was the scene
of a delightful little dance Friday even
ing. given by the young people of the
neighborhood, assisted by their town
friends The affair was very enjoyable
throughout, and the interest in these
little informal affairs is not dying out
as at one time il was feared