Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03

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| cial amusements.
quiet wedding was solenmized
Wednesday morning at st. Alphonsus
church. in which the happy principals
were Mr.. John Dailer, of JonesDoro'
Ind. and Miss Kate Miller, daughter
of Conrad Miller, of Seventeenth street.
The ceremony was performed at o: o.
O'Clock. and Nj. and Mrs. Dailer LETT
over the Panhandle for their future
home at Joneshoro at 10 O'Clock.
At her residence on North Main
street Tuesday evening, Miss Lucy
Kroniaeger was the charming hostess
to q merry party of her friends. The
soiree was given in honor Of her guest,
| Miss Meister. of Marietta, o. The hours
were delightfully."- spent in dancing ana
at cards Refreshments were served
at the conventional hour.
The Assembly ball in the parlors OF
the Bellvue hotel, Martins F'rrv,
Tuesday evening, was delightf
| fair throughout. Among the
were a number of young societ!
sons from Wheeling.
Miss Lucy Baggs gave very enjoy
! able dinner party to a number OF ner
married friends at her home in Bridge
port. Monday evening. Later the
party was entertained with musical
and literary selections.
Miss Maud Geyer pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends at her
home in Upper Benwood Tuesday ev-
ening. in celebration of the nineteenth
anniversary of her birth. The evening
as-spent very enioyably by the guests,
and the hostess was the recipient OF
number of handsome presents.
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Mrs. Lawrence Sands. of South Front
street, gave a charming dinner party
to a number of her friends Thursday
| evening.
Miss Ella Clator gave very enjoya-
BILE party to a number Of her friends at
her home, near Mt de Chantal, We'd
nesday evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Irene Sheets, of Grafton. Games
and the usual society diversions were
INDUCED in.
Miss Annie Murray was hostess to
large number of guests at her home
at Greggsville, Thursday evening.
Many were present from Wheeling,
West Liberty and the surrounding
country.
Once a year the famous Pumpkin
Seed Club meets for the lection of Of
ficers The election was held last Fri
day evening at the home Of Miss
Georgia Bosley, on Fifteenth street.
The following officers were elected:
Director, Mrs. Jno c. Decker; spiritual
director, Rev. O. II. Moye: president,
Miss Maggie Lillegan; vice-president,
Miss Annie Jepson; secretary, Miss
Gertie Leocher; treasurer, Miss Kate
Manion. The club is in a fiourishing
condition and has a neat sum in its
treasury. In the future semi-monthly
meetings will be held.
The members are Misses Retta
Woods, Kate Manion, Della Manion,
Annie Jepson, Georgia Bosley, Ada
Carroll, Mamie Lotus, Gertie Leocher,
Maggie Gilligan, Helen Farley, Babe
Smith, Joe Riley, Loretta Truschell,
Loretta Foose and Miss McGuffy.
Wednesday evening Miss Ella Ada
Clator entertained a number of friends
at her home near Mt. de Chantal, in
honor of her charming guests, Misses
Irene Dorman, of Wellsburg, and
Irene Sheets. of Grafton Progressive
dominos, which proved quite novel
idea. was one of the features of the
evening At midnight all repaired to
the dining room and did justice to a
delicious repast All present spent a
most delightful evening and departed
with many kind wishes for the charm
ing hostess.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Hutchinson, near st. Clairsville, was
the scene of very pretty wedding on
Wednesday, December 80. Their
daughter, Iona NJ, was married to
John A. Neff. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Robert Alexander, of
st. Clairsville, assisted by Rev. James
Hutchinson, of Shreve, Ohio. After the
ceremony was performed the guests
partook of an elegant wedding din
ner. The guests present from dis
lance were: Mr. and Mrs. Ward Love,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Rusk, Fairpoint;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Robson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nichol Mr..
and Mrs c. Neff, Mr.. Elmer Neff, and
Mrs. Stockdale, St Clairsville; Messrs.
haywood. Forsythe, Blaine, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Howard, Harrisville. The
bride and groom were the recipients OF
many valuable and useful presents.
J. F. Darrah, the well-known ball
player, was married Wednesday at
noon in St Peters Church, Steuben-
vile. to Miss Minnie Poth, by Dean
Hartnedy. The attendants were VIII
Poth and Miss Name Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kline pleasantly
received New Years callers at their
residence on Twenty-eighth street
from noon until eight o'clock, after
which their daughter, Miss Sarah, gave
a very enjoyable party to her many
friends until after midnight
w. ]. Lukens, the Market street jeweler.
gave dinner to his holiday clerical force
Wednesday. The guests were Harry c.
Dunn, Charles Ephlin, Will Doulin, John
Laue, and W. K. Bodley.
The customary New Years reception at
the Fort Henry Club was not given. In
its stead an elaborate affair will be given
in the near future.
The announcement was made during the
week of the engagement of Mr.. r. Mather