Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
IfIE Week IN Society.


wishes ana lett mere SUBSTANTIAL To-
llens of the esteem in which they hold
her.
Miss Mary Thomas very pleasantly
entertained the ThimblC Bee at her
home in Martins Ferry Wednesday
afternoon.
The American Club, Of Sistersville,
gave another of their series of popular
dances III the McCoach building Tues
day evening. A number of guests
were present from nearby towns.
Mr.. Joseph A. Evans, Of New Cum
berland, and Miss Margaret e. Car
son, of Steubenville, were quietly mar
ried Thursday evening at the parson-
age Of the Chapline Street NJ. Z.
church, by the Rev w. H. Anderson.
Mr.. Thomas Normile, a popular en-
ploye of the Wheeling pottery, enter
tanned number Of friends at his
home on South Wood street Thursday
evening. Music was rendered b. a
mandolin and guitar club, and refresh
ments were served throughout the
evening.
Thursday evening at their home on
the Island Mr.. and Mrs. Benz, Allison
very pleasantly entertained the Young
Married Peoples Whist Club.
Miss Josie MCGOWAN very pleasantly
entertained the Shakespeare Club Of
Mahtins Ferry Friday evening.
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Miss Cl3od Anthony was hostess to
the phantom club at her home in
Mahtins Ferry Friday evening. The
novel costumes OF the guests concealed
their identity during the early part Of
The evening, and resulted in no end Of
:nerrlment. Luncheon was served at
the usual hour.
Mrs. Vestlake, at her home at
Glenn's Run, very pleasantly enter
tanned the Twentieth Century Mando-
lin and Guitar Club last evening.
Mrs. William Gehring pleasantly en-
tertained Il party of her friends at her
home in North Benwood Thursday
e.ening, in honor of the anniversary
Of her birth. Refreshments were
served at the usual hour
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save a charming reception and soiroe
to a number of her friends, at her
home on Main street. The amuse-
cards, music and dancing. Music was
furnished by Professors Janecki and
Gecko. Refreshments were served at
midnight
Miss Doretta Morgan, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Nor
gan, OF North Main street, was the vic
tim OF very agreeable surprise, ar
ranged by q number of her friends in
honor of the anniversary of her birth.
They called upon her in body, ard
after rendering congratulations, were
entertained in a very hospitable man
ner. The young hostess was assisted
by her sister, Miss Flora Morgan. The
parlors were very tastGiully decorated
with holly and potted plants, and pre-
scented most inviting appearance.
( Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour,
to piano music furnished by Mrs
James H. Riddle. A dainty luncheon
was served at midnight.
1t nine o'clock Wednesday morning
at St Joseph's Cathedral, a very pref
ty wedding ceremony was performed
by the Rev Father Harris. The happy
| principals were Mr. Joseph Zoeller
and Miss Mary kramer, both estima-
| bic young persons of the East End.
The altar was very tastefuIly adorned
with flowers After the ceremony, a
reception took place at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Boring, on Six
CIV fvsc IT,
called, rendered their congratulations,
and left many substantial tokens Of
the esteem in which they hold the
newly welded pair.
Miss Ella Meinhart pleasantly en-
| tertained a number of her friends
/ Tuesday evening at her home in
North BenwCod, the occasion being
the sixteenth anniversary of her birth
! The hours were Whiled away quickly
in music and dancing, and there was
an intermission at midnight, when ex-
cellent refreshments were served. The
young hostess was presented by her
guests with a handsome mandolin.
Mrs. W II Hall Of Martins Ferry,
will leave during the early part Of the
week for Denver, Col, to make that
city her future home. Two affairs
were given in her honor last week.
Tuesday evening Mrs. A. r. Ong gave
, a very charming six o'clock dinner
/ party. and Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs Ong entertained the Area
dian Club, of which Mrs Hall is a
member.
Mr.. VIII Kettler, bookkeeper at the
Riverside, was rendered a very agree
able surprise by a party Of his friends,
at his home on South Jacob street
Tuesday evening Dancing was en-
joyed by the guests. to music provid-
ed by Leach's orchestra. Refreshments
were served at the usual hour.
Miss Emma Meagle very pleasant
ly entertained about ten couples of her
young friends at her home on Thirty
/ third street. The diversions of the
evening were varied, and provided
| abundant enjoyment for all the guests.
( A number OF visitors were present
from Marietta, O. The supper which
was served at midnight, was not the
least enjoyable feature of the affair.
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Miss Clara Stamm. assisted by Misses
Margaret Gilgan, Agnes Smythe. Ger
! trude Loecher, and Francis Reilly. en-
tertained at her home on last Tuesday
evening. About fifteen couples were
! present. The young folks "tripped the
light fantastic to the sweet strains of
the harp and violin. furnished by the
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