Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11


SO many Fair visitors to entertain, and
SO many public attractions provided,
that little time was lett for pSrtlclpa-
ton in social entertainments.
ENTERTAINMENTS
He asked her if she loved him.
She blusned ana answered Yes.
Am | the nrst, he whispered,
'fIhose sweet lips to cafess
.sYou are" she SAID, "beleVe me!
She blusheo just as before
"for | was IN the moualtd.lIa
Mhen robson reached Inc shofe
baltimore American.
Mrs. James Neill gave charming re-
ceptiOn at her home on Fifteenth street
from three until five o'clock FRIDAY
afternoon, in compliment to Mrs.
Crawford H. Booth, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Mendel, on
Twelfth street The interior OF the
house was very tasteIuiiy decorated
with palms, ferns and golden rod. In
the receiving line were Mrs. Neil, MIS-
Crawford Booth, Miss Belle Mendel'
Mrs. Judge Boyd, Mrs. W. W. Arnett,
Mrs. Ed. Bowie, Mrs. Alex. Campbeu
and Miss Jennie Neill. The refresh
1nent room was presided over most
graciously by Miss Anna Neill, assist
ed by Misses Mendel, Hazlett, Mccoy
ard Mrs. Duncan. A large number OF
ladies called during nv Eours OF the
lecsptiop, In H. Mr.: and MIS-.
proa We ehchre. NNhe tables were
filed, and each progression was close
" contested. When the bell rang the
last time elaborate refreshments were
served. Then the names OF the sue
cessfu1 players were announced, ana
Mr.. Julius Pollock, in his lnimltable
way, awarded the prizes. Mrs. CraW-
ford H, Booth made the largest num-
her of PROFESSIONS among the ladies,
and was awarded dainty china rose
bowl. A handsome china toilet jar
for smokeless powder, was the second
6 nrize. awarded to Miss Greenwood, of
Newport, o., who is a guest OF Mrs.
Harry Mendel. Miss Greenwood, and
Miss Bessie Booth, of Taylor Texas,
ulayed off tie. The first gentleman
prize, a silver mounted clothes brush,
was presented to Mr.. Joseph Speidel.
Mr.. Frank Booth taking the second
prize, a silver mounted comb.
Messrs. Charles Aitken, Ora Tighe
and Albert Cook entertained few OF
their friends Thursday evening. Those
present were: Misses jamie OLeary,
Martha Sadler, Harriet Tighe, Katie
O'Leary, Katie Mears, Mary Mears,
Catherine O'Leary, Addie Tighe, Fran
ces Thalman, Agnes Coppenger, Llfe
Nesline, Name Nesline, Emma Vpgler,
Alice Elwood, Kate Walters, Nellie
Hoffman, Cal Hoffman, Jane Russell
Maggie Dunn, Maggie Shaffer, Annie
Condor, Minnie Klukas, Theresa Bo'
gard, and Messrs Will OttO,/ john
Strab. Sam Case, Charles Case, Will
Burke, Bert Nixon, Will Robisoh Will
Miller. John Burdett, AL McCoulsh
John Welshans, Gene Tollbert. John
Tcllbert, Mr. Wolf, Chester Hill, John
Horton. George Dawson and John Har-
den. The evening was spent in dane
ing, and refreshments were served at
Z the usual hour.
At four o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at
st. Joseph's Cathedral, Mr.. Dominick
O'Connell was united in marriage to
Miss Anna Meehan. a well known and
popular young lady Of the South Side
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Harris The altar was taste
fully adorned with lights and flowers.
A large number of relatives were pres
ent at the ceremony and many men,
bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Of which
society Miss Meehan was a member,
offered their congratulations and
wishes for a happy married life. A
reception followed at the home of the
Main streets, where Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Connell will make their home
Prof. George Delbruege and Charles
Bippus, of Bellaire will entertain their
friends at Mozart Parls~to-morrow eve
ming. Pref Kil4meyer will make the
music. Elaborate arrangements have
been made and large number Of Wis
itors from nearby towns are ex-
pected.,
Mr.. George Roger gave very pleas
inc party at his home in the East End
Friday night, in honor of his guest, Mr.
Will Lauer of Allegheny. Pa. An en-
joyable time was spent by all present
Miss Mary Donahoe rendered a very
pleasing reception to a number Of her
lady friends at the hcme of her aunt,
Mrs. Counihan. on Jacob street, FIJI
day evening. Music and cards were
provided for the amusement of the
guests, and a delectable luncheon was
served at eleven O'Clock.
Musical people have assembled III
large numbers every evening this week
In the salesrooms of Milligan, Wi -
4 Co.. on Market street. where