Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-07

30 1893 Market street. The reception will
continue from eight O'Clock until eleven.
4 pleasing soivee was given Thursday
evening by Miss Lottie Cox az her home
I'm Eirkwood. A party of about fifteen
persons spent the hours I'm the customary
social pleasures. supplemented by mid
uight luncheon.
A quiet wedding took place Monday at
the home of a relative of the bride on
South Eon street The parties to the nup-
tiaI contrac, We're Mr.. VIM. II. Taylor and
Miss Ida NJ. Murray, both of the South
Side. The officiating minister was the Rev.
VIM. Anderson. pastor of the Chapline
Street NJ. +. church
The recently organized club OF Martins
Ferry gave its opening hop Thursday eve
ming at the Bellevue Hotel About one
hundred invitations had been issued for
the affair and over nifty guests responded
a large number OF them being from Wheel
iug. The evening hours were spent in a
most enjoyable manner at the various So
cial amusemen,s dancing being the most
popular. At q seasonable hour an elegant
supper was discussed after which dane
ing was resumed. Prof Long, of Wheel
ing presided at the piano.
Tuesday evening the young ladies Of the
First Presbyterian church at Martins
Ferry gave very interesting and enjoy
able social az the home of Mrs. James
Dickson. Each guest was to have some
thing representing t-e name Of a book and
the one guessing he largest number Of
names received a prize. Arthur Dickson
was the successful contestant he having
guessed twen,y-eight names correctly
The most puzzling symbol was the one
worn 10y Roy Mcclure. IL was the picture
OF cat rubbing itself against chair. No
one being able to guess the name Roy fin
ally told them Il was The Cat and the
Cherub" Light refreshments were served
at a seasonable hour.
a number Of young persons Of Martins
Ferry attended q reception given AT the
home of Nr. and Mrs Harry MaeErOy
TN South Wheeling Thursday. compliment
tary to Mrs McElroy's sister. Miss Sallie
Ellsworth, OF Toledo.
wednesday evening the Entertainers. a
social organization of Martins Ferry. will
give AN entertainment at the Opera House
at that place. the proceeds OF which will
he added to the town closk fund. Some Of
the hes, talent OF this vicinity will assist
m the affair. Those who have been secured
now are Prof. John Connel and Mr.. Chas
Tant of Wheeling. and Prof Edward
Bumenberg. Of Martins Ferry.
The first public entertainment OF the
Oratorio Society, at the Opera House
Thursday evening. attracted cultured
and fashionable audience. There We're
several opera parties.
The ladies Of the Christian church of
NrcAechen. gave a very successful oyster
supper Friday and Saturday evenings.
The young lady students at Mt. De Chan
tai Academy produced The Nukado"
Friday evening before an audience COM
posed of the students and a large number
of Wheeling friends and patrons OF the in
sti.ution. as well as members Of the clergy.
I was a finished production. rejecting
credi, alike upon the pupils and the Sisters
of the Visitation b. Y. NJ. who have made
the Academy famous for the excellence of
It's musical training. The principal roles
were I'm capable hands. several young lad
ies from Wheeling appearing in important
parts. and the chorus was strong and well
balanced.
The annual concert and ball OF the
opera House orchestra took place Wednes-
day evening ~ the Ar.on. II was a success
whether considered from a musical or So
cial standpoint. The passive members of
the organization were nearly all present.
and "a large number Of invited guests
swelled the throng. The concert was CIV
en- in the artistic manner which charac-
terOzes all the more pretentious affairs of
the orchestra. Mrs. Flora Williams and