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

brilliant in every respect. An elegant sup
per was served at midnight. Patton oand
furnished the music for dancing. MT
Kuhn and Miss Reed, of Bridgeport were
among the visitors present.
Miss May Murphy entertained nun
Der of young friends at her home on south
street, Tuesday evening, in honor u MISS
| Carrie Kells, of East Liverpool.
Misses Helms and Miss Holleran, Oh
| Pittsburg. and VIM. Dunn, OF lrohuaie'
who are holiday visitors in the city are
| calling on friends
Mrs. Olive Bailey gave reception to the
Biole class of forty young ladies ana gem
tiemen. at the Hamline parsonage, Tues-
| day evening.
| Mr.. II. H McFadden entertained MS
Sunday School class of twenty lchoia's .
! Thursday evening.
Jack Darrah, the well known ball player
was married Wednesday at noon IN el'
Peters Church. to Miss Minnie Poth, by
Rev. Dean Hartnedy. The attendants
were VIII Poth and MissMame Campbell
Miss Margaret Hill. of Wheeling, IS the
guest of the Misses Cowley.
| The Leap Year ball at Folks Hail. on
Wednesday night, was attended by seven
ty-five couples. Patton's band furnished
the dancing music. Supper was served at
midnight Among those present were
Messrs. Smith Morrow and Hoffman, ana
Miss Moore. of Bridgeport; Messrs. NC
Nally and Barth. of Wellsburg; and Low
Their. of Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs Weisgerber, August Pracht
and wife, and Miss Georgia Pracht' OIL
Wheeling, attended the Darrah-Poth we'd
ding. on Wednesday
The Honorable club gave a leap year
dance in Assembly rooms. Wednesday
night. which was attended by forty cou-
pies Beucher's orchestra furnished the
! YNNsio.
Mrs. James Spence and children, of
! Wheeling. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson this week.
Miss Mary Mentor, who received prize
! for regular attendance on the Sunday
School. at the Franklin Avenue Mission,
has not been absent a single Sunday in
| sixteen years.
Father Thompson. assistant at st. Pet
ers. was called to Kentucky this week by
the death of his grandmother, who was
over one hundred years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Kithcart celebrated
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their mar
| rage, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendall entertained
friends Monday evening in honor of Prof.
+. Il. Kendall and wife, of gainesville,
who are visiting here.
Miss Mary Wells received New Years af-
ternoon.
Max Basler and wife. of Detroit, are the
guests of Joseph Basler and family.
P. H. Costlow and wife, of Columbus,
are visiting relatives here.
| Calvin Hogan, of the State of Washing
ton. visited his mother. Christmas, on his
way home from a business trip in the
East.
| Very elaborate Xmas treats and enter
tainments were given this week by the
three Presbyterian, NJ. p, Congregations
and L. P. Churches.
] Mrs. Henry Sharp. of New Philadelphia,
who has been a guest Of Mrs John Pearce,
has returned home.
Col. Sam Yarnell of Cripple Creek, and
his daughter Miss Edna, of Portsmouth,
are visiting relatives here.
The Rosebud club has been having a
merry week on Monday evening, they
were entertained by Mss Elizabeth Kith-
cart and on Thursday evening they
watched 81 come in, at the home Of Miss
Naomi Davis.
Miss Maggie Mullen entertained friends
at progressive euchre on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Miss Mary Meyers entertained friends,
Thursday evening. in honor Of her guest,
Miss McNally. of Wellsburg.
Robert Crawford, Of Independence, Pa,
and Miss Maggie. daughter of William
MCGEE. of Brooke county, were married
Thursday.
Mrs. r. P. Spence entertained few
| friends, Thursday evening.