Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-28
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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The most notable social entertain
ment Of the week was the DrlillanC
reception given by Judge and Mrs. GID
son Lamb Cranmer, at their home on
Chapline street, Monday evening, IN
celebration of their golden wedding.
The interior of the residence was en-
bellished with choice conservatory
blooms, which were layishly and taste
fully displayed in every apartment
About two hundred invitations were
sent out. and between the hours OF
seven and eleven o'clock nearly all VINO
had been favored with cards called TO
felicitate the happy couple upon the
~rollnding out of a half century OF mari
Ial bliss, and to express the hope tnat
I they might be spared to celebrate many
more such happy anniversaries nope
which the robust appearance, the hrm-
ness of step, the fullness and rotundlty
of voice, and their comparative youth
fitness of spirit, might well strengthen
into "a conviction. The reception
room was decorated in pink and white,
and the parlors in white and blue,
while everywhere yellow predominated,
the yellow typical of the anniversary
which was being celebrated. Judge
and Mrs Cranmer were assisted IN re-
ceiving by Mrs. Cranmer Caldwell,
Mesdames John F'rew, A. w. Kelly, 5.
l.. Jepson, Geo. K. McMechen, W, f.
Butler, Misses Nina Schriyer. Mar
ian Schriver, and Anna Miller.
Throughout the reception, ices and
light refreshments were served by Miss
Mary Wilde, Miss McMechen, Miss
Mary Dickey, Miss Sue Campbell, MISS
Mary Vance. Miss Belle Mendel and
Mrs. r. J. Reed. The venerable
host and hostess were recipients OF
presents which filled an entire room,
and which attest the esteem in which
they are held by their legion of friends.
Among the guests present were:
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Speers, Hon.
and Mrs. C. w. Brockunier, DR.. and
Mrs. John l.. Dickey, Hon. and Mrs. ].
B. fancy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Williams
Judge and Mrs Jas. P. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Pollock, DR.. and Mrs. Rob
j.. u,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lange, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frew, Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
McMechen, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kirk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Col. and
Mrs. Robert White, DR.. and Mrs. S. L.
Jepson. Mesdames w. p. Bachman,
tThos. B. McLain, Mary j. Moore, Re-
becea Harden, Mary Delaplaine, A. B.
Martin, j. H. Myers, M. E. Irvine, La
viso Zane, Sue E. Wright, Mary, Ali
son, Alfred Caldwell, A. Y. Hamilton,
A. W. Kelly, Belle Irvine, F. P. Camp
bell Edmund Booking, A. j. Sweeney,
L. H. Hicks, NJ T. Carr, w. w. Gill
christ A. B. Cushing, Mary Franzheim,
M Reilly, Henrietta Harper, F. J.
Hearne w. F. Butler, Mrs. Kendall,
Jennie Henderson,. Misses Carrie
Zane. Clara Zane. Miss Allison, Fannie
Campbell, Mary Dickey Miss Martin,
Miss Bates, Mary Vance, Sue McMech-
Ell, Mary Gardner, Mary McMechen,
Miss Carr, Mary Lamb, E. NJ Clarke,
Mary Wilde, Nina Schriver, Marian
5chriver, Hulda Delaplai1e, Agnes Will
son, Gertrude Lamb, Julia Goldman,
Annie Miller. Messrs. Geo. R. Taylor,
j. D. Dubois, Wheeler Bachman, DIR.
John McColl, Guy Wrestling, Rev. DR..
D. A. Cunningham.
The interesting announcement is
made .hat the Hon. VIM. NJ. 0. Dawson,
Secretary of State of West Virginia,
will be united in marriage June 18th,
to Miss Maud Brown, the beautiful and
talented daughter of Mrs. Buckner B.
Brown of Kingwood. The ceremony
will be solemnized in the Presbyterian
church, and will be followed by a re-
ception, after which the prospective
bride and groom will depart for Nj
agra Falls and other points on honey
moon trip.
Under the direction of Prof George
Delbrugge, the Monday Night Cotillion
Club will give dance at Wheeling
Park Casino Friday evening, for, which
the Opera House Orchestra will pro-
vide the music, and to which admission
will be strictly by card.
The ladies of Robert E. Lee Chapter
of the Daughters of Confederaey. have
completed arrangements for the en-
tertainment of visiting delegates to the
State convention OF the organization.
which will be held ct the Carroll Club
next Friday. There will be business