Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

And love is of the scent!
Roy L. Nc Cardeu.
attired IN blue taffeta silk, trimmed with
+ blue satin and lace and wore white carna-
tons. A splendid dinner followed the
wedding. The guests numbered thirty-five
Mr.. and Mrs Nash departed next morn
I ing on the steamer Hudson for Pittsburs.
whence they will depart for the east TO
spend fortnight. Upon their return they
Will make their home in Akron.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Evelyn
Parker. of Kngfsher. oklahoma. TO Mr.
Guy Lee Camden, formerly of Parkersburg
but now Of Oklahoma, was a notable socia!
event The ceremony was performed in
the Congregational Church in Kinsfsher
and was performed by the pastor who is
the brides father. A choice luncheon
was served after the wedding and the
bride and groom departed for Kansas City
TO spend their honeymoon. Mr. Camden
is employed in the land Office at King
fisher
Lady bicycle riders in Wheeling will be
interested in a description of the most
suitable costume for women. decided in
recent contest in Chicago. The compe-
tition was limited to wearers of boomers.
The first prize costume is simple I'm de-
tail The coat IS 4 tailor box over a
white sweater. while the boomers are un-
-suauy large and look like divided skirts
when the rider is of her wheel. The hose
is brown? of the golf pattern that folds
over the top. Wide white stripes set off
the color of the suit. a Turkish fez is the
headgear.
Thursday evening the Young Peoples
Working Society of the Second Presby
terrain Church. of Bellaire. gave an ice
cream social The serving of refresh
ments was preceded 10y musical and lit
erary entertainment which proved very
enjoyable throughout.
At the regular meeting OF the Monday
Night Club Of Bridgeport, last week, the
subject under discussion was the life and
works of J. G. Holland. The quotations
were from his Katrina" Miss Boggs
read paper on Holland as a Novelist"
and Miss Georgia Kinney on Hollands
Religion" These papers were discussed
at some length. and the meeting proved
both entertaining and instructive for the
members or the club.
The musical event of the week was the
appearance of Teresa Carreno the eminent
pianist. at the Opera House. Monday eve
ming. under the auspices of the WOman's
Musical Club. II attracted an audience
representing the musical culture of the
city and vicinity. Madame Carrenos play
ing was a revelation and the Woman's
club has been warmly commended for its
enterprise IN securing her.
The members of the Friday Night Club.
a social organization Of the Island. gave
very enjoyable bowling party at the Musee
last Tuesday night The club includes
some expert tossers of the ligneem vitae
balls. and some excellent strings were the
result. y luncheon followed the games.
I. $. Grant Camp. Sons of Veterans
gave a very pleasing er 3, ainment We'd
ucsday evening i'm odd Fellows hall. l.
opened with an excellent literary and
musical programme. after which the floor
was cleared. and several hours were given
to dancing to excellent music, furnished
10y Prof. Long.
The Mems Fraternity. of Bridgeport,
held a meeting Monday evening at which
several committees were appointed TO
make ARRANGEMENTS for the supper to be
given April ID
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A number OF the intimate friends Of
Mr.. Jules q. Hearne assembled in the
private parlors Of the Mcclure last Sat
urday for the purpose of bidding him
farewell, and several hours were spent