Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-01

bride and groom. The happy couple
will spend a few days visiting friends,
after which Mr.. Quimby will resume
his studies at the university, where he
graduates in June next.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the U.
p. church, of Bellaire, is making ar
rangements for poverty social to take
place Tuesday evening, January Bird.
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The ladies OF the Thimble Bee, OF
Martins Ferry, are planning mas
querade party, to be given tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr.. w. IL.
Hobbs.
The Moundsville Epworth League
gave a very successful social Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. W. Booher. Several novel features
were provided for the entertainment
of the guests. In the name contest,
first honors fell to Miss Madge
Matthews and the doubtful honors to
Mrs. B. L. Lowe and DR.. j. w. Carney.
Mss Elizabeth Carr very charming
ly entertained the Basket Ball Cluo
at progressive euchre Monday evening
at her home on Fourteenth street. Al
ter several hours of interesting con-
tests toothsome refreshments were
served. The successful contestants
were Miss Annie Cummins, first lady $
prize; Miss Martha Caldwell, second
iady's prize; consolation, Miss Golller:
Mr.. Earl Adams, first gentleman s
prize; Mr.. II. w. Russell, seeoaI gen
tleman's prize. Miss GaIlaher of
Charleston, was among the hvited
guests.
John C. Everett, of Dunkirk, Ind,
and Miss Bertha M. Hathaway, of
Washington, Pa, were very quietly
married Monday evening at the parson-
age Of the Fourth street M. e. church,
by the Rev. DR.. Sooy.
Miss Edna McCourtney entertained
her Sunday school class of St Mat
thew's Sunday school Monday evening
at the home of her parents, on South
Front street, Island
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Thomas Jennings and wife cele-
DTaJpQ LDb IbUlu ~ $500
wedding at their home in McNlechen
last Sunday by entertaining a large
number of friends at dinner. Among
those present was Mr.. Jennings moth
er, who lives at Charlottesville, va.
To-day Manager c. r. Tracy, OF the
w. Z. Tel. Co., will give the messen-
ger boys, about twenty in number. an
elaborate spread at Vankeuren's res
taurant.
A ladies' auxiliary to Lafayette Com
mandery Knights of St. John, was in
stituted in Cathedral High school hall
Monday evening, and was followed by
a banquet and dancing.
a very pretty wedding took place
at high noon Monday at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Deiters, on
South Huron street TIL bride was
their winsome and estimable daughter,
Miss Daisy. and the groom was MT
William Edwards. a popular young
man of Martins Ferry. The ceremony
was performed in the presence OF an
asseublage of relatives and friends,
hv the Rev. s. G.. Naylor. pastor OF
the Second Christian church.
49,
The Christmas entertainment at the
Arion was an elaborate and Thoroughly
ENJOYABLE affair. 1t attracted about
the entire membership, and there was
a large attendance OF the children 81
members. The entertainment opened
with march from the parlors to the
hall. where a huge Christmas tree
stood, lighted with candles. and laden
with presents The singing section
rendered THE Day Of the Lord, The
Christmas Tree" and *Sanctissima.
and Masters Charles Schmidt and Eu-
gene Hoffman delivered very pleasing
and appropriate recitations. Then
Santa Claus made his appearance
much. TO the delight of the little folks
and distributed gifts and sweetmeats
among them. Dancing followed. 10
music furnished bv Prof. Charles Kill
myer On the ladies' committee were
Mesdames Charles Schmidt, chairman;
George Ebeling. Joseph Hoffman. Jas
Riddle, Albert WiIke, George Miller
Harry Truschel. George LHtz, John
Lutz, Charles All, and the Misses
Emma Schultz and Annie PfaTr
The marriage OF Miss Jennie -
shoimer and Mr.. Charles ]. Beck
will take place at the residence d
brides father, Mr. Joseph Ernshe
en- Sixteenth street. on we'd
January 18th. at high noon. -
Miss Emma KelIar. a chsrn
ycs'ng lady of the East End, yeH
antly entertained at her home
dav evening in honor Of INF
teenth anniversary of her bft1
ev(ning was scent in play
galhes. after which ref
SCI red. Those preaerf
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