Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-12

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tasteful decorations, corresponding TO
| those in the auditorium. In the receiv-
| ing party were Mr.. Julian Hearne. Miss
Tough and Mrs Kirk Armour. of Kan
! sas City; Mrs. Will Hearne, Mrs Frank
1 Hearne and Mrs. Laura Hearne. Fol.
| lowing is q list OF the guests:
| Holly Patterson. Martha Ltst
| Martha Caldwell, Frances THOMPSON
| Hulda Delaplsine, OF New York
| Mary Lou Rhine Harriet Wheeler, of
hart, Hammondsport.
Jessie Berger, n. Y,
Gertrude Fisher, Mrs. Allie Wheat.
Eleanor Wright Kathryne Hazlett.
Lily Vance. Florence OFT
Blanche Mofrat. Jeany Good,
Flora Wilson, Allie Hughes
Mamie Grub. Frances Jordan,
Sue Caldwell. Alberta Hogg. Of
Mamie Patterson, Cadiz.
Lydia Good. Miss Barrett. OF
henrietta Harper, Rittsburg
Eliza beth Mendel Anna Jones of
Virginia Harrison, GAINESVILLE o.,
Gertrude List, Isabelle Henson. OF
Mary Moffat. Cadiz Q.
Messrs.-
Rilbourne List. Lawrence Wheat
Price Whitaker, Ed FranZheim.
Robert Ha2lett, Clare O'Neili
Harry Simpson, Charles Cooke
VIII Shaffer, Arthur Hubbard
Howard Mcdonald, Roy Boyd.
Don Merriman, Geo Whitaker
Lucien Hoge, Chauncey Dewey,
Henry Hughes, Charles OFT
Joe Spedel Lieut. Blakeley.
VIII Briee MAJ. Ran Stalnaker
Charles Lamb, VIII Arnett
Iatane Mc1sane. Ed. Wiles
Will Wilson, VIII Miller,
Walter Hall Ran Hix
Frank Crockard, EdEerton vancA
Hal Speidel. George Baird,
Caldwell Noise. Nelson Cecil
William Hearne, ID: II. stalnaker.
Sam Harper Alex Updegran,
Garth Hearne. Albert Shaefer
Mr. and Mrs C. II. Mr., and Mrs. Walk
Simpson. er Frisse
Mr.. and Mrs John Mr. and Mrs. John
b. Wilson, Riheldaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mr.. and Mrs Peeb-
f. Stallman, les Tatum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hamilton. Jr., Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs WI Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Ham III. Hearne. Vardy.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Mr.. and Mrs. l. II
J. Hearne. Sands,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Mr. and Mrs. s. o.
Moffat Cummins,
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
ASchmaIS Hustcad
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b DR.. and Mrs. J. L.
Scott, Dickey.
The G. A. R., of Martins Ferry, as
sisted by the Woman's Relief Corps.
gave a very successful supper and en-
tertainment Friday evening in their hall
on Hanover street
Miss Mary Coulter delightfully."- en-
tertained party OF her friends at her
home near Benwood Junction. IN Sat
urday evening OF last week. The South
Wheeling Mandolin and Guitar Club
made the music for the dancing.
The following account Of the White
ker-Clark nuptials In Louisville, KY,
last Wednesday, is taken from the
Co1rfar- Intrnal. Mr. Harry CSpfI
Whitaker and Miss Louise Bailey Clark
were married at noon yesterday at the
home Of the brides aunt, Miss Eliza
Clark. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. James G. Mlnnigerode.
The decorations were OF green and
white, many white chryganthemums
having been banked on the NANTES.
Smilax and plumosa vines were entwin-
ed about the windows and doors. The
bride wore a gown Of tan broadcloth,
trimmed with gold braid. The bodice
was Of white satin and lace Mr. Ham,
ilton Pope Prather was best man. The
bridal table was exquisitely arranged.
There was a cloth Of white satin, COW
cred with lace In the center was a
floral mound OF narcissus and white
roses. At the table we're ssated Mr..
and Mrs. Whitaker. Misses Katherine
Clark, Elsie Whitaker. OF Wheeling;
Mary Beasley. Miss Hubbard. Of Pas
adena, Cal; Belville Boiling. Mrs. Alex-
lander Glass. Of Wheeling; Mesg-e. Ham,
! ilton Prather, Arthur Green Hubbard,
of Wheeling; Frank Milton. OF st.
I Louis; Albert Whitaker, Philip Tuley
and John Doolan The couple left at
o'clock for the East. They will be at
hoe after January 1st at 2227 Chapline
street. Wheeling, W. Va.
| The Charity Whist Club was delight
4 fully entertained between the hours OF
! two and five O'Clock Monday afternoon.
b. Miss Gene Friend. at her home o.
the Island.
! A very successful pie social was given
! Wednesday evening, at the Baldkno.
I school house, few miles west Of Bel
| laire.
/ The ladies Of the Arion Singing So
! ciety gave one Of their always delight
I full KATIE Visites at the coy club house
/ Thursday evening. The supper was
veritable gastronomic feast lit was fol-
4 lowed by programme Of conventional
I diversions in the ball room. the enter
| talnment concluding about elevea
/ o'clock.
! The congregation Of St Luke's P y.
/ Church is making extensive prep2ra-
tons fer the entertainment to be given
! Thursday evening OF this week An ex-
| cellent programme. including number
of very novel and pleasing features. Is
\ now in course of preparation.
The Old Mems Club. che OF the most
| interesting social organizations in this
vicinity, will be entertained at dinner
| Tuesday by Mr.. Kenworthy Hoge, at his
/ home In Martins Ferry.