Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-06

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meut committee consisted OF young Ia
dies who appeared in the cast of Our
| American Cousin. the drama which
was So successfully produced under the
| auspices Of The dramatic club.
A number Of women folks of the
South Side gave bowling party
Thursday evening GO Fettes place at
/ the east end of Twenty-niuth street. II
was arranged for the purpose or max
i-g @ final disposition OF the rival
claims of some of the male bow.erS.
The party was mace up Of Messrs.
VIM. Note. Otto Werner Frank ID. Mil
Ter. John Coleman, John Ewing, accom-
panied by their wives. and Charles Mil
er and sister. Miss Loretta. An excel
lent luncheon was served At the cOnclu-
sion of the games.
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A very cOngeniol party Of young So
ci7ty folks held possession Of The bowl
ing alleys az Wheeling Park Friday
evening. and engaged in a number Of
close AID spirited contests. the ladies
m king some especially creditab.e
compliment 20 Miss Kate Lang of Chi
cage who is a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Lang. Oh Eighteenth street, and Mrs.
Anna Behlem. nee Lang, Of New York.
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Mr. David Tamplin. who recently re-
signed the superintendency of the roll
turning department, of the Aetna Stand
ard works. was surprised by call from
q number of his former wOrkmen Tues
day evening. who left a handsome dia-
mOnd stud as an evidence Of the esteem
i'm which they held him. Mr. Tamplin
left for Locust Point. Nd. where he
ald several others viii START q tin mill.
The entertainment Of the Kings
Daughters of the Second Presbyterian
Church Friday evening was an unqual-
fled success. The programme which
was rendered, consisting Of vocal and
instrumental. music and literary selcc-
items. was followed by refreshments.
The silver Offering neJtad a handsome
sum.
The City Hospital benefit at the
Wheeling Park Casino was the most
notable event of the week from a social
standpoint 1t attracted a fashionable
audience of eight hundred persons.
Many more who contemplated attend
ing were dissuaded from so doing by
the heavy shower which fell in the
early evening but which merely served
90 cool the atmosphere and make more
enjoyable the social festivities in the
Casino The affair was given under
the auspices of the W0men's Hospital
Association, assisted by Mr.. L. b. Fran
zheim. whose artistic taste and direc-
tiCn made his services invaluable. The
ellison pictures were given with o hand
some stage setting. and were all faith
ful reproductions of the works of that
master of cOl0rs and effects. The min
iatUreS were excellent in desigl and eX-
eCu,iOn. and introduced some of the
pre-tieS, young ladies in Wheeling So
c.ety. The Players Club contributed in
no mean degree to the pleasure derived
from the programme The Marble
Arch is One-1ct farce. and it is hard
ly eXaggerati0n to say it was never
given q more finished production from
an artistic standpoint. The instru-
mental music was furnished by the OPP
era House orchestra. 4 mere mention
of this iact Is a sufficient guarantee of
the exec ,eDCe of the music which ac-
Comp2-siCd the pictures, and later in the
evening acted rs an Inspiration 10 the
bellies and beaUN who glided over the
smooth floor of the Casino in pursuit Of
terpsichOrean enjoyment The entire
entertainment reelected credit upon the
ladies' in charge, and better still, 1t net
tCt several hundreds of dollars for a
very worthy institution.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Christian Church in Moundsville,
gave "a very successful musical and lit
erary entertainment Thursday evening.
The Martins Ferry Glee Club was
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday even
inE by che Misses HOge. at their home
ON North Fourth street.
Benwocd Commandory OF the
Knights of st. John gave q reception
and dance Monday evening in St
johns Hall. which was the event of the
week in BenwC0d social circles. FIX
cellent orchestra music was provided.
and q banquet was served during IN in
remission mt midnisht.
Invitations were sent ont last week
bv Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham
for the marriage of their daughter.
Clara NJ, 10 Mr.. Ambrose Hahig. The
ceremony viii take pace 2J ST. J1-
seph's Cathedral az seven o'clock
Thursday morning June 10th.
Mr. Morris Wright and Miss Alice
/ English were the happy principals i'm a
Guiet wedding ceremony which was
performed at the residence of Mrs. Fam
ME o. Campbell. on Fifteenth street,
Tuesday evening Only the immediate
families Of the contracting parties and
q few intimate friends were present.
I The CGici ting minister was Rev. ia
cob CIitriush1m rector Of st. Luke's
p. r. church Miss English was. until
recently. a teacher i'm Madison school.
and the groom is a carriage manufac-
urer I'm Indianapolis The happy pair
,ef. for their home in the west.
The Spinsters Club was charmingly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Mary McMecheu on
Fourteenth street. and it proved one of
The most enjoyable of the weekly ses-
Si0ns of this popular club. Progress
sive euchre occupied the attention Of
the guests. and the games were so close
and interesting that several ties result
Mrs. Harry =. Stallman was presented