Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-01

The board viii meet this week for or
E8I.Z1-on.
Miss Agnes McCahil entertained
PARTY of her friends Thursday evening
at her home. on the South Side, IN
/ honor of the anniversary of her birth.
/ The evening was passed very pleasant
lv in dancing and kindred pleasures.
/ Refreshments were partaken Of during
the evening.
The Grammatical and musical clubs,
formed from members of the Carroll
CIub have increased their member
ship. and they propose to give num-
Der of entertainments during the WIN
ter.
A congenial party of young folks
rendered Mss Mamie Cooper a surprise
Monday evening by cling upon her IN
q body at her home, on Ohio street The
hours we're passed very pleasantly IN
social auUsements.
Thursday evening Miss Elsie Pea
body entertained a number of her
friends with q charming HallOw Fen
marty at her home, in Glendale. The
games peculiar to the conventional OBJ
servance of this feast were INDUCED
in. and the festivities were brought TO
close with the serving Of excellent
refreshments.
The Helping Hand Society Of the
Trinity p. e. Church, Moundsyille,
gave a large HallOw Fen party yester-
lav 90 the home of Mrs Cockayne,
Valley Farm. All sorts OF games We're
played. and the large throng thorough
lv enioyed the ntertainment An eN-
cellent Hallow Fen luncheon was
/ served.
Thursday evening Miss Laura Rid
die. of Benwood. entertained her
friends in an hospitable manner with a
Hallow Fen party at the home OF her
parents, on Water street.
Cards have been received in Wheel
ing. making announcement of the mar
riage at Canton. o., September 2Oth, OF
Mr.. J. Harry Odbert of this city, TO
Miss Betsy Naples Young, of Canton.
The wedding was kept secret until a
few DAYS ago. Mr.. Odbert is travelling
salesman for an Eastern drug house,
and has many warm friends in this
. city. The couple will make their Iu-
I ture home in Canton.
At ten o'clock Thursday morning. at
| the parsonage of the Chapline Street
/ NJ. E. Church Rev VIM. Anderson per-
/ formed the ceremony which united for
veal or woe Mr.. Benjamin Ballinger,
/ of Philadelphia, and Miss Lulu Irwin
/ of Powhatan. o. Only a limited num-
/ Der of friends were present.
Miss Bessie Donaldson was hostess
TO a merry party Of her friends at
Hallow Fen party given at her nome
on South Huron street. Friday even
ing. A large number of guests were
present and very enjoyable season
was spent in participating in the games
I which are customary on this annually
recurring feast.
A pleasant HallOw Fen party was
given by Miss Ada Jones Friday even
ing at her home, on South Front
street. A large number of the young
err set of the Island were present and
\ an enjoyed a season of games and Hal
low Zen sports.
on November 18th Mr.. Walter Tay-
Tor. general agent of the C. & P. at
Brilliant. and Miss Kate Kaiser, of Col
umbus. will be united in marriage.
/ The groom is well known in this vicin-
I ity.
Tuesday morning. at $50 o'clock, a
pretty wedding took place at st. Al
phousus Church. in which the princi-
pals were Mr.. Louis c. Wilhelm, Jr.,
and Miss Mary Miller. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
/ Mluritius Immediately afterward
Mr. and Mrs Wilhelm departed upon
wedding tour. After their return
they viii make their home in the East
End.
The Oratorio Society. which was re-
Gently organized. elected officers at a
regular meeting held last week. This
I organization embraces in It's member
ship many of the foremost musical
persons i'm this city. and several pleas
ing entertainments will be given under
its auspices during the winter.
Monday evening Parke division Of
the a. O. r. held a social meeting at
their hall corner Twelfth and Chapline
streets. A very pleasing musical and
literary prOgrammewas rendered.
The Island Leap Year Club gave a de-
lightful Hallow Fen party Friday
evening at the home of Miss Ada Win
cher, on South Huron street 1t was
one of the most pleasing entertain
menJs given by the club since its for
nation.
Wednesday afternoon. in st. JOS
. ephs Cathedral before a large number
of relatives and friends of the happy
principals. the Rev Father Harris per-
. formed the ceremony which made Mr..
. George Nan and Miss Mamie Rush
husband and wife The groom is a
popular barber in the East End and
the bride is a charming young lady of
North Wheeling. In the evening a re-
ceptiCu was given in honor Of the new
Is welded couple at the Beabout Club
( rooms. on Wood street. An ENJOYABLE
T season was spent in dancing. Mr.. and
Mrs Nan received a number Of very
handsome presents, wich attest their
/ popularity among their friends.
Tuesday evening a surprise was ten
dered Mr. Warrick. the dry goods mer-