Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-07

about p. m. on the 5th inst for
musical entertainment to be given by
the members at the Mount The num-
bers rendered were well selected and
were thoroughly enjoyed by the faculty
and students who were invited to be
present on the occasion. Refreshments
were served il the large refectory of
the academy, and after a very pleasant
evening the party returned to the city
about 10 p. m.
The Cotillion Club, under the direc-
| ton of Prof. George Delbrugge, will
give a dance at the Wheeling Park
Casino about June 1st If successful
this will be one of the series of similar
affairs to be given at the Park during
the heated season.
Mrs. Jas. B. fancy pleasantly enter
tanned the Island Whist Club at her
| home on Monday evening last. The
several pairs were well matched and as
a result the play was sharp and spirit
ed from start to finish. The club will
hold its next meet tomorrow evening
at the home of Mr.. Charles Copp and
sister Miss Carrie.
| The juvenile, adult and physical cul-
ture classes of the Delbrugae Dancing
| Academy will give an exhibition and
| dance at the Wheeling Park Casino on
Friday evening of this week. The
| Opera House orchestra will make the
music for dancing, and special w. &
E. G. cars will return to the city at the
conclusion of the affair. The dancing
will be preceded by the exhibition, in
which the following programme will be
rendered.:
Overture ........... Opera House Orchestra
La LINZ 20 ane Aibngsr
Fishers iornpipe ....::...-...::.......
Mitchell. Elsie Fisher, Elmer Bonnet,
/ CharIe VanKeuren Harry, Fr.edsl, /,
70 fieish SOU"
Essie Weisgerber. Mary Deibrugge,
Virginia Barton, Pauline Miller
i Gertrude Harrie, Bessie EagIsh. Helen
| South.
3 ma Miler, Harry Fr;edei. Ella Mitch
ell, Charlie Vankeuren
La Zephyre Waltz. .-...........:... Glass
Overture Orchestra
Lillian Dauer. Robert Lindsay, Helena
| Perkins. Albert Loefler, Nellie Shafer,
| AiDeft Meyers.
Shepherds sses .............. ..............
Beulah Osborn, Gail Kennen. Gene
| Kennen.
Gertrude Dillon. Elsie Fisher. Ella
Mitchell, Edna Miller, Vertuna Seifert,
Helen Wilde, Lizzie Hagen, Clara Lob
Song and Dance. ....... Elsie Weisgerber
Lizzie Hagen, Helen Wilde, Mary
PlatC.
serpentine .......................E Ella Mitchell
| ZizZy Re Zum Zum Observation-Disclosures.
| . ........Nenie Albnger, Prof. Delbrugge
5is ...-Goldle Baugh
! Bernard shafer. Roslyn Hurley, John
| Smith, Helen Smith, Carl Smith Ess.e
| Weisgerber, Charlie VanKeuren, Else
| Fisher, Harry Friedel, Edna Miller,
Leader, Earl Lutz.
Dance. by the Class
Society will be much interested in
the announcement of the engagement
of Mr. Birney Kennard McMechen of
this city, who has long been recogniz-
ed as a leader in the exclusive set, and
| is equally prominent in mercantile cir
cles, to Miss Ruth Bailey, charming
young lady of Allegheny. The follow
! ing notice is taken from the last issue
of the Pittsburg Bulletin:
The matrimonial engagement is an
nounced of Miss Ruth Bailey, daughter
! of Mr.. James Madison Bailey, of Lin
coin avenue. Allegheny, to Mr. Birney
KenlArd McMechen, of Wheeling. w.
Va Miss Bailey is niece of Mr..
Louis Dalzell, of Allegheny, and has
'%been socially very popular ever since
, her Introduction into society, two or
hree years ago. She has distinguish
I hot hn POLL mr.
Dazell sides of the house Cher mother
wa DalzelD, and for more reasons
thaN. one Mr.. McMechen is winning
matfmonial prize. Mr.. McMechen is
a sonsof Mr.. George K. McMechen,
, leading business man of Wheeling, and
one ofthe best known men in West
Virginia He is connected with several
!. large buiness enterprises. and is the
Wheelingagent of the Dupont Powder
Works. Although the wedding will
not likely AXE place be1pre the early
winter, an animation of the approach
of some sub event was made the
other day wlAn Mr. McMechen bought
beautiful nee home in Pleasant Val.
ley, an aristocruic suburb of Wheeling.
Mr.. McMechen, 1t will be recalled, is
brother-in-law # Mr.. T. Reed Nc
Knight, of this sity, Mr. Meningitis
wife having been Miss McMechen.
-
Mrs. B. o. Williams delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Woman's
Club, of Martins Ferry at her home on
Fourth street Wednesday afternoon,
closing the second year of this. very
popular organization.
Misc Ma tha ,Clar.ly d,uoLtor of Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Clarke, cfarmingly en-
tertained number of friends at
breakfast at her home on North Main
street Wednesday. The souvenirs were
hand painted cards, and clusters of
spring flowers. presented separately
with the courses, and later tied with
ribbons of the Spinster colofs, green
and white. Those present were Miss
Hulda Delaplaine. Miss Lou BeaH of
Wellsburg, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Walker NJ Frissell. on Fourteenth
street; Miss Martha Caldwell Miss Lii
lie Vance Miss Jane Stuart Price. Miss
Mary Broekunier, Miss Shirley Brock