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

stand, fell to Miss Martha D. Caldwell.
The visitors prize was captured by
Miss Lou Beall, of Welsburg.
$50
Mr.. Joe. Berisford gave reception
and dance at the Parker Dancing Acad-
envy Thursday. June Sd, for the purpose
Of organizing class for Prof. Parker.
Toothsome refreshments were served
at a seasonable hour. Those present
were: Misses Gertrude Smith. Mamie
Burkman, Maggie Springer Lou
Springer. Mary Stark, Clara Martin,
Nellie Frannigan, Sadie Berry, Gerte
Ward, Miss Food, Miss Fitzpatrick,
Miss Armstrong, Ida stein, Mamie
kraus. and Messrs. w. Hilton, G. Ven
UNI. James Lynch. J. L. Lowery, J. II.
Doyle, Geo. Maxwell. d. Dummer, D.
Z. Dunhin, II. Hilton, L. Ripple, r.
Sattler, J. McCluskey, a. Elmer.
s.
Mrs. D. Carter List delightfully."- en-
tertained a number Of her friends at her
home in Pleasant Valley FRIDAY AFTER
noon. in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Harry Stallman, and Mrs. c. b. Hart,
who will accompany her husband to
Bogota. South America, next week. The
afternoon was spent at progressive
euchre The games were spirited, and
handsome favors were awarded the sue
cessful contestants.
S.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
entertained by Miss Mamie ID. GrnDD
at her home at Echo Point on Friday
afternoon at progressive euchre. The
club was we'll represented and most
delightful session was enjoyed. After
an elaborate luncheon served in courses
the prizes were presented TO the WIN
ners. The first prize was white chif-
fon sun shade with handsome handle,
decorated with pearls and was captured
bv Miss Holly Patterson. The lone
hand prize. a handsome piece Of lon
huda ware. was awarded to Miss Alberta
Hogg. of Cadiz. o. The visitors prize.
q hammock. was awarded to Miss En-
ma D. Wheat. The visitors present
were Misses Emma Hearne, of Cadiz,
AIvs Carnahan and Alberta Hogg, Of
Cadiz. Louise Saunders, of Lexington,
Ky, Matilda Bowman, of Uniontown,
Pa. Alice Kelsey, of lakewood, Pa,
Miss Ennis. of Allegheny, Pa, Fannie
Wheeler. of Elmira. n. Y, Mrs. VIII
Delaplain, of Graysyille, o.
Wednesday at high noon, at the
home of the bride On the Island, the
REV. VIM. Coleman, pastor Of the
United PRESBYTERIAN Church of West
Alexander. spoke the words by which
Miss MoOrehead became Mrs. Theodore
Harvey. The groom's home is in
Smithfield. w. Va. After the nuptial
ceremony a sumptuous wedding supper
was served to about forty guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey then departed on an
eastern wedding trip, the best wishes Of
host of friends following them.
Two extremely popular young per-
sons were united in marriage Tuesday
evening at nine o'clock, in the parlors
of the residence of Rev. J. H. Littell,
co-pastor of the United Presbyterian
Church. The groom was Mr.. Will NJ.
Windsor. a member OF the clerical force
in the Register counting room, and the
bride Miss Annie A. Bremen, the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Bremen. of South Eofi street.
There were no attendants, and the cere-
mony was very simple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Windsor were driven to their future
home on Market street, where they re-
ceived the congratulations of a number
Of relatives and intimate friends, and
partook of a sumptuous spread. They
were then driven to the b. & o depot
and were passengers on the12:25 a. m.
train for the East, where they are
spending their honeymoon. They were
handsomely remembered by their
friends. a large array of costly presents
attesting to the esteem in which they
attesting the esteem in which they
A delightful little party was given by
Miss Lizzie Hail Wednesday evening, at
her home in Belwood. Music and So
cial amusements contributed to make
the hours pass all too quickly.
The new bowling club held another
ENJOYABLE session at the Wheeling Park
bowling alleys last evening. There was
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,he game the members returned to the
CITY on the ten o'clock motor and re-
paired to the residence Of Miss Hulda
DelaDlain. on Chapline street, where
tempting refreshments were served.
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At Cameron. w Va. last Wednesday
evening the Rev. Mr.. Montgomery per-
formed the ceremony which made Mr.
u. W. McConnaughey, assistant cash
Ter of the City Bank, and Miss Lizzie