Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-08
IN SOCIETY.

lin QUILL Il
Frank Kennedy, an employee of the
Belmont mill, and Miss Mary Lurdan
were married Wednesday evening at
the st. Alphonsus parochial residence.
"A reception was given for the couple
! afterwards at the home Of the h,lde' S
parents on South Huron street, Island.
/ The couple have gone to housekeeping
on South Eoff street.
| John Connolly and Miss Mary Myers
were united in marriage, yesterday
afternoon, at the Church of the In,-
maculate Conception. The wedding
occurred at two o'clock and the
couple left shortly afterward on a trip.
They will reside on North Main street.
William Davis, a B. e O. conductor,
OF Cameron, and Miss Letitia Connell,
Of this city, were married few days
ago by the Rev. DR.. Ulfert. They are
residing in Cameron.
| The Twentieth Century Girls were
entertained by Miss Henrietta A. Har-
per at her residence on Fifteenth
| street, yesterday afternoon, between
the hours of two and five o'clock. Pro-
/ gressive euchre, as usual, occupied the
attention Of the guests. At the con-
clusion of the game, the first prize, a
/ beautiful poster pillow, was presented
| to Miss Henrietta Rinehart. The sec
ond prize, a years subscription to the
popular magazine, -Four O'Clock"
went to Miss Laura B. Caldwell. The
| lone hand prize, silver manicure set,
was given to Miss Eleanor T. Wright.
After an appetizing luncheon, the club
adjourned.
Silas Stephens and Miss Nolan, a
New Martinsville couple, came to this
city yesterday and were married at
the Metropolitan Hotel, on the South
Side, last evening, Rev. l.. W. Roberts
performing the ceremony.
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Welcome Lodge, A. o. U. W., last
night inaugurated a series of semi
monthly social gatherings at the Tenn
| pie, corner Market and Twelfth
| streets. There was good attendance
of members Of the lodge and visiting
( Workmen. The opening address was
| by w. o. McClusky. Mr.. X. Silvey
delivered a recitation, Prof. Floyd a
/ piano solo, w. M. Clemans vocal Sc
lections, and Messrs. Freeze and
Blond an instrumental duet. The
closing address was made by Joseph
Weidener. After the exercises in the
lodge room, the guests repaired to the
banquet hall, where an excellent oyster
supper awaited them. An hour was
afterwards spent at cards and DOM
| inoes.
The Charity Whist Club was enter
| tanned between the hours of two and
! five o'clock Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Gilmore Browne, on the
| National road. The next meeting will
be held Monday at the home of Miss
Abbie Brown, on Fifteenth street.
The Married Ladies' Progressive Eu-
chre Club will be entertained this af-
ternoon by Mrs. Glass, at her home on
Fourteenth street.
|
At her home on Fifteenth street, Mrs.
! w. w. Arnett entertained a congeniai
party Of friends in a delightful manner
yesterday afternoon. About seventy
five invitations were issued, and nearly
| all who were favored with cards re-
sponded The windows were darkened
and the gas was lighted, giving a night
effect The parlors were very tasteful
! w embellished with flowers and plants
! The hostess was assisted in receiving
! bv Mrs. Jacob w. Grub and Mrs. c.
! H fancy. The serving of refreshments
| to guests Immediately after their ar
rival was a pleasing innovation. burst
was the caterer. The hours were de-
| lightfully spent in contests with the
pasteboards. and the successful players
were rewarded with handsome favors
The first prize fell to Mrs. julius Pol
| lock. 1t was beautiful cut glass dish
! The second prize, a handsome Dresden
| china clock, was awarded to Mrs. D.
| Carter List.
: The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
| Musical Club will be held at the usual
! hour Saturday afternoon at the A. o.
U. w. Temple.
The ladies of the congregation of St
| Matthew's P. E Church held meeting
Wednesday morning to complete ar
rangements for the supper which is to
| be the initial number upon the pro-
| gramrne of monthly events during the
winter. 1t will be given at the rectoTy
on Wednesday, 18th inst, instead OF
the 14th, the date originally decided
upon.
Mrs. Lizette Laughlin, accompanied
by her adopted son. and her maid, left
Wednesday for Chicago. whence they
! will proceed to San Francisco, from
which city they will sail for Japan
They will spend the winter in Japan.
|
Mrs. Charles ]. Milton. nee Loring, OF
| st. Louis. has returned to her home af-
| ter a visit with her father. Major
Alonzo Loring, at Monument Place.
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