Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-23

H. Marsh and daughter Njos 4
who departed during the woo,. AIa
Sistersville. Both were ren,o,a, ID
with handsome guests. All tbo the, n
partook of a sumptuous spread saaJ
was one of the excellent featn'r%olL 'o,
the affair.
The regular monthly hon a. j.,
Central Garden CLUB was gwen h 0i
day evening at the home On r lV
tieth street. Prof. Killmyer mado =
music, for dancing. A large H..
was present.
A pleasant soiree was given r.
day evening at the home Of Mis- b.. lS
Harper, on Twenty-f1fth street M ga
present were: Misses Lula Qba,
Anna Shafer, Grace DALEY PoI
Higgins, Stella Bertschy, Dora p;@,
meyer, Gertrude Glass and r..
Reitz, and Messrs. Wilbur F 1os
Chas Reitz, Earl Knabe c Io
Schnepf, William Schepp, Cbas o Ea
tier, Otto Schnepf and Edward Nv,
ter The principal features a 'Qg
evenings enjoyment were dancing srS
euehre, after which toorhsor
spread was partaken of and danci-s
continued until an early hour.
A very pretty wedding took MAJ.
Tuesday afternoon at st. JosanS;
Cathedral The bride was Miss Ann 1
Corcoran, daughter of Mr. John Ca-
coran, of the East End. and n,
groom Mr.. John Carroll, Of Wasbirg'
ton, d. c. The only attendants wos.
the ushers, Messrs. Ralph Woods !.
Washington, D. c., and Mr. SAM,
Thompson. of this city. The ceremory
was performed by Rev 0. II. Nav,
The bride was dressed in neat ara
becoming travelling gown with H.
and gloves to match, and carried
bunch of American beauty roses
large number of friends attended n,
ceremony. A reception was held a.,
the home of the brides parents. nh
newly married couple left Wednes8.r
over the B. & o. for their home Il
Washington, D. c.
Miss Elsie Whitaker will enterta,
the Twentieth Century Girls at bar
home on South Chapline street next
Wednesday afternoon.
~
Miss Mayme McMasters Will enta-.
tain next Friday evening complhleD.
tary to her visitor Miss Carrie Herbs
Of Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. Walker I. Frissell was hostess
to the Married Ladies Euchre Club al
her residence on Fourteenth street. on
Friday afternoon. Thelo was la:sa
attendance, and after an intel estIus
contest, luncheon was served. The
first prize. a handsome picture bean.
tifully framed, was awarded to Mrs
Mary Delaplaine. The second prize. q
garden seat, went to Mrs. j. d. Culber..
son.
Last week small company d
Wheeling people went out to Mt
Pleasant, O., to visit Miss Cora Bower
prominent young lady of that town
who is just recovering from a serious
illness Of sixteen weeks, which resulted
from paralysis. The visitors made The
trip on the w. L. E. railway and
were royalty entertained.
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Mrs. Mcclellan very pleasantly en-
tertained about a score of her friends
at her home in Bellaire "Wednesday
evening.
The annual gymnastic exhibition
concert and ball of the Wheeling Tur-
yerein. took place Wednesday evening
at the hall on North Market stree
which was thronged with friends Of
the organization. The exhibition va:
very interesting. Music for dancing
was made by Meister's orchestra.
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The Opera House orchestra viii Civ
a promenade concert and ball at thu
Arion, Wednesday evening, February
Sth.
Thursday afternoon and evening Mrs
Peter thinner was called upon by
many of her friends at her HON oI
South Eoff street, who rendered sa'
cere congratulations upon the rt"'N
ing of her siXty-fifth birthday A-lCas
the organizations represented "'I'
the Daughters Of PoCahOnt&a anu lht
Ladies' Society of St. james pefea.
Lutheran congregation. Az sly Q IloNA
an excellent supper was served
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The Mozart Singing Society WY
celebrate it's sixteenth anniversary Oh
Wednesday evening, February %, Pc
celebration will take the form y
concert, in which the best local 'a'''.
will participate, to be IciioWeo Y!
ball.
The regular weekly enteItainin.e.i".
was given last evening at the fa-'S-
Institute. in MoundsVille.
Miss Matte Lunan entertained .
number of friends at her home ?.
Nineteenth street Tuesday e5eniA5
The time was devoted to Yalio".
pleasing diversions, and an eA'eLy.
luncheon was spread at the us71
hour.
Miss Laura Beiswenger was ll",''.
to a congenial party OF her iFle"ua T.
her home on South ChapIlhe SUI
Tuesday evening. The hours VA"
whiied away in music and dancing Y.
I'll midnight, wheN appetiZing Tai's7-
ments were served. Fifty guests WIT
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Brooks "e',-'
fully entertained a party Of ireH-s d"
supper at the Hotel Windsor "1''
day evening.
Miss Clara Franzell pleasant. N.
tertained a party of friends d.
home in Kirkwood Tuesday s''.'-''7
The Monday Night Clu0' U. " rs1
mort WAS hosnitably CnlerLaLut.