Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

Benwood, performed the ceremony
which made Mr.. John Stearn and Miss
Viola Sauers man and wife.
Miss Mary Mason gave a birthday
party to a number of her young friends
Monday evening, at her home in Bel
laire.
Miss Nettie Long DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tanned a party of her friends Monday
evening, at her home on South Wood
street, III honor of the nineteenth an
niversary of her birth. The hours
were whiled away very pleasantly in
games and kindred diversions. and
luncheon was served at the convention
al hour.
A very successful parlor ententain-
ment was given Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. B. SOmmerville, on
South Front street. under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Christian church.
One Of the most enjoyable sleighins
PARTIES of the past week was the merry
crowd of pleasure seekers who Jour-
neyed to Triadelphia Friday evening.
After partaking of an excellent repast,
prepared by the genial host OF Green S
hotel. who bids fair to out-do the hos
Ditalitv of the famed Wayside Inn. they
prepared for the journey homeward.
The lion of the hour was he OF the
iron constitution and the sleepy
crowd arrived home about 3 o'clock.
Despite the cold weather the Ladies
Helping Hand Society of the Baptist
church served most tempting repast
at the Peabody building, q Market
street. Thursday, January Is. Whlle
il was not a success financially, the
ladies surpassed every effort that any
society has ever before achieved in any
thing of this kind. Too much praise
cannot be given their president and
chairman. Mrs L. H. AmicE, for help
and management.
4 social organization in Bridgeport
was formed last Friday evening. with
p. II. Cooke president and Frank Nc
Nahon secretary. It will be known as
the Bridgeport Literary and Debating
Society. The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening. at which fine pro-
eramme will he rendered. and bus
mess of importance viii be transacted.
The object of the society in 10 cultivate
literary tastes. \ great deal or en-
thuyiasm is manifested in the new Or
gaDizdtiOn.
Tuesday evening one OF the most
plees4nt affairs that have ever occurred
for a long time. took place at the Pyth-
ian Castle. corner TWenty-seventh and
ChaDline streets It was 4 hop and
suDper given by the American Mechan-
les. assisted by the DAUGHTERS of Lib
ertv. sumner was served from until
6 o'clock. after which dancing began.
Prof. Kilmeyer furnished the music.
One of the most attractive and pleas
ing scenes during the evening was The
costumes worn by Miss Tishie Connell;
also. Miss Rosa Eckhart, and Mrs. Katie
Potter. in which they represented the
American flag.
The Central Garden Club will give
one of their enjoyable hops on Tues
d~v evening. Mr. Purn will entertain
with comical songs. Killmeyer will
furnish the music for dancing.
3
Mrs. Patterson Woods, mother OF
Mrs. James Comerford, of 1920 Chap
line street. VIII celebrate her ninety
ninth birthday tomorrow. February
list. at her daughters residence. The
old lady is enjoying very good health
and is as bright as she has been for
years.
The entertainment given by the
Smith family, at ST. Luke's p. E.
church. was an undoubted success,
from an artistic standpoint, and net
ted a handsome sum. Mr.. James p.
MORGAN. Miss Jones. and Mr. Elmer
Olmstead contributed materially to the
success of the entertainment by their
contributions to the programme.
PERSONALS.
She sat before me n the play.