Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-13

1'ioiudy evening MISS Edna Kay en-
tertaired at her home, near Clinton.
quite number of her schoolmates in
an Old fashioned Halloween party in
Whlcn games and the usual twelve
o'clock luncheon were the principal
features. Among those present were
Misses Bertha Wallace, Mamie Curran,
Laura and Lulu Smith, Ella Peyton and
Sadie Speidel and Messrs. Gibson
Glass, Geo. Peyton, Joe Gary, Harry
Nichols, Harry and Bert Ray.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church
OF New Martinsville, will give a patri-
otto entertainment at the Opera House
Friday evening, November 18th. Mrs.
Flora Williams, Wheeling's prima dom
ma, will sing
Mr.. John Rankin Hospitality enter
tanned about a dozen of his gentlemen
friends with a smoker" Thursday
evening at his home No 1O4 South
Penn street The hours were very
pleasantly spent at whist and in vocal
and instrumental music, and a ban
quet was served which would have
compelled praise from the most exact
ing epicure
Among the larger entertainments
during Thanksgiving week will be the
bazaar of the ladies of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, in St.
Mary's hall.
Miss Martha Carr gave a very en-
joyable card party Monday evening at
her home in the North End. The
evening was spent in various amuse-
ments, supplemented by the conven-
tiOnal luncheon.
A number of young gentlemen are
making arrangements for a dance at
the Island Club rooms on the evening
of the 22d inst, for which invitations
will be issued within few days.
~
The Ladies Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church gave a very sue
cessful social and supper Thursday
evening.
The Epworth League of the Kirk
wood NJ. E. Church gave a very unique
mum" social Thursday evening Dur
ing a half hour talking was strictly
prohibited, but the payment of a small
fee exempted one from the general
rules. Fees and fines netted a hand
some sum, and the affair proved very
enjoyable throughout.
Miss Stella West pleasantly enter
tanned a party of her friends at her
! home in Wellsburg Wednesday even
ing in celebration of the seventeenth
anniversary of her BIRTH
The birthday party given Thursday
evening in the parish house of the
! Trinity Episcopal Church. in Bellaire,
was a very enjoyable and successful
affair.
The marriage of DR.. W. Edmond
/ Williams and Miss Mayme R. Steger,
! took place at high noon Wednesday at
1 the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
/ B. Steger, No. IS South Huron street
! 1t was very quiet, only relatives of the
principals witnessing the nuptial cere-
! mony. There were no attendants.
/ The officiating clergyman was the Rev
| o. II. Moye, of st. Joseph's Cathedral
/ After the marriage an elegant wed
ding breakfast was served, and Dr.
and Mrs. Williams departed at 1:25
o'clock over the Pennsylvania lines for
/ the East, where their honeymoon will
/ be spent. Visitors present from out
| of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Steger
/ of Bellaire, and DR.. and Mrs. Marshall
! Cook, of Harbor Springs, Mich. The
! groom is a prominent young dentist
assistant to Dr. c. l.. Hill. His bride
is winsome young lady.
~
The ladies of the Swope Hospital
Guild have sent out postal cards re,
uuesting orders for their Thanksgiving
market. which will be held Wednesday
23d inst.
Invitations have been received in this
| city from Mrs. Kathleen kenna Gen.
| try, for the marriage of her daughter
Marjorie Lewis, to Mr.. Joseph Holt
f Gaines, on Wednesday afternoon, No
vember 23d, at four o'clock. The cere.
mony will be performed at the home Of
the brides mother, No. 400 Quarter
\ street, Charleston, w. Va.
\
II Mrs. Cecil Robinson entertained Z
\ few friends at cards last Monday even.
|4ipg at her home on South Penn street
Qciety manifested y commendablt
tnterest In khe appearance