Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

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So nowadays when youth and maid
Dance minuets and masquerade
With pun and patch and wig and sword
They soon admit that they are bored.
And then some tricky two steps strain
Brings back the merriment again
To nowadays ana, up date
cessful entertainment Monday evening.
The features were Martha Washing
ton tea and q Tom Thumb wedding, IN
which the groom was Master Earl Wa
terhouse and the bride Miss Re0a
Steele.
The Helpinq Hand society of the
Moundsyille Episcopal church gave
delightful Martha Washington recep-
ton at the handsome parish house
Monday evening.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
at Martins Ferry, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. w. H. Campbell, Of Steu-
benville and Miss Myrtle Paden, OF
Martins Ferry. O. Miss Paden has Wis
tied in Steubenville for several months.
The Rev. Or. Robbins, of the NJ. +.
church at Martins Ferry performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Campbell is a
weIl-known newspaper man Of Steu-
benville.
Wednesday evening Miss Lille
Schambra was rendered a surprise by
the members Of the choir of ST. James
German Lutheran Church, at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Annie Schambra,
No. 1898 Market street. The occasion
was the eighteenth anniversary of the
birth of the hostess. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in socic! amusements
and refreshments were served at a late
hour. Miss Schambra received a mum
Der Of handsome presents.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Father
Harris. Of St. JOseph's Cathedral, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Herman
Ottke and Miss Margaret Flading, of
South Eoff street. The attendants were
Mr.. Michael Daugherty and Miss Annie
Connolly. The couple received many
congratulations from their friends.
Miss Flora Wilson delightfully."- en-
teytained the Spinster Club on Wash
ington's birthday. at her home on North
Main street. The amusements OF the
afternoon were dominOes and the guess
ing Of pictures, which represent the ia
miliar Advertisements in some of our
monthly magazines. This unique inno-
alton afforded a great deal of amuse-
ment for the ladies. Another novel feat
IRE was the cards used for progreSslonS
made. which were in accordance with
the birth of the father OF his country.
These were miniature hatchets, made
of card board. finished in gold and
white. When a progression was made
an artificial cherry was suspended from
the handle of the Ratchet. Miss Martina
List carried off the first prize, bisque
figure. This was the domino prize.
LIrs. Clark Hamilton and Miss Martha
List cut for the second prize, four dozen
carnations. The amusements were lald
aside. and the tables cleared, and a
dainty luncheon was served, after
which the guests departed, all having
spent very pleasant afternoon
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter, Miss
Flora. left last week for an extended
eastern trip.
Bob Wilson was home from Ohio
State University last week, spending
few days with his family
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwartz of San
Francisco. Cal, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Swabacker, Of
North Main street, left for their home
yesterday.
Misses Mary and Ada Rore, of Nc
Collough street. are visiting Miss Lucy
Rayl, of Colerain, Ohio.
A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening. February oath, at six
O'Clock. at the residence Of Rev. l..
Greer. of Elm Grove, the contracting
parties being Miss Aollie McCulley and
Mr.. Ed. Carnahan. After the ceremony
the couple repaired to the home of Mrs.
Tom Carrigan, q sister Of the bride,
where an elegant wedding supper was
served Mr. and Mrs. Carnahan have
a large circle Of friends who join in
wishing them many years of welded
happiness.
A pleasant surprise party was given
on Miss Stella Newman, of South Eoh
street, Friday evening. The evening
was quickly spent in dancing and other
amusements until late hour. Those
present were Messes Nettie Wolf, Tut
Turner. Bertha Hess, Bertha Rose,
Laura Foster Eva Conrad, Bessie Loo
man. Sallie Dorsey, Anna Burns, Lizzie
Stein. Ada Smith Stella and Emma
Newman. and Messrs. Will Church,
Elmer Jones. Elmer Beck, Albert Met
calf Charles Kurtz, Michael O'Hara.
Frank 2ader. Ed Carcas, Earl Fuller
ton. Tom Garden. George MCGEE and
Others. Tempting refreshments were
served at midnight
An enjoyable party was given at John
Rafferty's. Of the Eighth ward, on
Thursday evening.
Miss Jessie Burt, of South Penn
street, Island entertained friends
Thursday evening.
Miss Rose Gehring. of South Chap
line street. gave a delightful party TO
her young friends last Thursday even
ing. Those present were: Mary Will
liams. Lucy Marlin, Flora Sheridan,