Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-11
Ross Miller, Ed. Wilhelm, Harry

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| Tuesday evening, at nine o'clock, the
Rev. Samuel Schwarm, pastor of the
English Lutheran church, united in
marriage C. Hupp Kindelberger, the
popular North Main street barber, and
Miss Gertrude Zimmerman, of the East
End. They will reside on North Main
street. 1t was a very quiet wedding.
| Mrs. Cecil Robinson entertained a
small number of her lady friends al
whist Wednesday afternoon, at her
home on South Penn street. The at
fair was given complimentary to Mrs
Crawford H. Booth, Of Taylor, Texas
After an interesting session at whis,
! luncheon was served.
~
Miss Henrietta Harrison, youngest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Har-
rison, entertained a few Of her young
lady friends at dinner Wednesday In
celebration of her fifteenth birthday.
After an excellent repast had been par
taken of the remainder of the evening
was spent in various social diversions.
MANY MAN handsome and th asef g.
At a late hour the guests departed,
wishing their charming hostess many
returns of the happy occasion.
A home talent entertainment, TO
which the public looks forward with
pleasurable anticipation, is the ppo-
| duction of Ben Hur" at the Opera
House on the evenings Of December
2.st and 22nd, under the auspices OF
| the ladies of the congregation OF st
Matthews P. E. church. 1t will\be a
dramatic and spectacular presentation
of the familiar story, with well known
local talent in the cast, and society
| ladies and gentlemen participating ID
the dances, drills and tableaux. FROM
! a. spectacular standpoint, the proouc-
! ton is said to be magnificent. IL goes
without saying that 1t will be an equal
1v notable entertainment from stand
noint of dramatic action. The pro-
! gramme will be published in the near
! future.
Miss Blanche Etzler charmingly en-
! tertained a small party OF frlends at hei
home on the Island Monday evening
/ in honor of Miss jeanette Mayer, VINO
was married on Wednesday.
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| Miss Elsie Conrad very pleasantly
entertained about score OF her frlenos
at progressive euchre Monday evening
at her home in the East End. After
the final progression very handsome
nrizes were awarded the successful con
! testants, and the guests were ther
served with a bountiful repast.
Master Harold Fender gave
| charming little party at his home IN tins
East End Monday afternoon IN celepra
ton of his fifth birthday. A number
| of his young friends were present, an'
| all spent the afternoon very enJoyapiS
in Juvenile games, partaking of refresh
ments before departing.
| Mrs. w. L. Noble entertained small
! PARTY of friends at dinner Monday
! evening at her home in Martins Ferry
| in honor of the birthday anniversary Of
| her husband.
| Mrs. Chas. H. fancy entertained the
/ Charity Whist Club Monday afternoon
/ at her home on Byron street. The
! prize for the meeting fell to Mrs. S. l.
! Brice. The club will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon. from two until fiyi
| O'Clock, by Mrs. John Frew, on Four
tenth street.
! A delightful function was the enter
/ tainment of the members OF the Car
roll Club by their lady friends Tuesday
/ evening. There was a very large at
| tendance, and the affair proved very
/ enjoyable throughout. During the
/ early hours of the evening an oyster
supper was served in the dining hall
The guests then enjoyed the freedom
of the club house until ten o'clock
when progressive euchre became thu
order of the evening. Thirty-t4ve o.
forty tables were in play, and the con
tests with the pasteboards were yer,
spirited and interesting. Light refresh
ments, consisting of ices and cake
were served in the auditorium. TIL
first ladies' prize fell to Miss Juli
Flading, and the consolation prize t
Miss Anna Lee Mr.. Weitzell secure
the gentlemans first prize, Tobacco
set, and doubtful honors were capture
by Menger Truschel, who received
harmonica.
The members of Excelsior Lodge,
o. U. W., are making preparations fo
entertaining their friends at the temp
Monday evening.
The Sixteenth Century Club, {
MoundsYilla. was pleasantly entertain