Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-12

/ bride was gowned in a handsome dress
of blue cloth with white satin yoke;
/ her hat was of blue trimmed with white
wings; she wore white kid gloves and
carried a beautiful bouquet of white
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Annie
McAndrews, wore blue also, of a darker
shade, and carried pink roses. The
groom and his groomsman, Mr.. Martin
| J Irke, were in conventional black and
wore boutonnieres of white carnations.
After the ceremony the bridal party
drove to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
levy, 2508 Market street, which had
been previously prepared for their re-
| ception.
Mr. James N. Hendrix and Miss Kate
Young, of No. 26 Twelfth street, were
married at the Episcopal church, on
South Jacob street, at o'clock We'd
nesday night Mr.. Hendrix is the man
ager of the Cleveland Provision Com
pany, and the bride is an estimable and
we'll known South Side lady.
Louis Huntz gave a private dance
Thursday at the Central Garden Club
house, which was largely attended.
49,
The Misses Nora OBrien and Matil-
da G. Reilly entertained a number of
friends at progressive pedro Thursday
evening at the home of Miss O'Briens
parents, corner of Eoff and Thirteenth
| streets. Miss Flora Welty secured the
| first lady's prize and Miss Annie Lee,
the second lady's prize. Mr.. Edward
| Truschel won first gentleman's prize
and Mr. John J. Coniff second prize. At
a conventional hour the guests sat
down to tempting refreshments. At the
conclusion of the contests dancing was
continued until an early hour. Miss
Zoeckler, of Deadwood, N. D., was
among those present.
| ~
| Miss Cora Matthews entertained a
number of her young friends at
cards Thursday afternoon between the
hours of two and five, at the residence
of her parents, No. 1924 Chapline
street. At the close Of the afternoons
play Miss Alice Egerter was found to
| be the successful contestant and car
ried off first honors Miss Blanche
Handlan received the consolation prize.
! I The Island Club gave another OF their
enjoyable dances at their hall, corner OF
! Virginia and South Penn streets, ISL
and, Thursday evening. A large num-
Der of society people attended. Dane
! ing was to Killmyer's music.
~
The concert given by the Woman's
Musical Club, Wheeling's deservedly
| favorite organization, Wednesday eve
ming, was a conspicuous social as we'll
| as musical success, the audience being
| the largest attracted during the pres
ent season, Notwithstanding the unpro-
pitious weather The success achieved
reflects credit upon Mrs. Geo. B. Cald-
well. the president, and other officers,
as we'll as upon the programme COM
mittee and the active members having
| numbers upon the programme.
The concert given at the Carroll Club
auditorium, Thursday night, by Mr..
Ricardo Ricci's class in vocal music
| attracted a large audience, and gave
renewed evidence of the ability of MI.
Ricci and of the talent and industry of
his pupils.
Last Monday evening Miss Flora
| Bickel entertained quite a number of
| her lady friends at her home on Frank
| lin street, in the Fourth ward of Bel
| laire. The principal features of the
| affair were music and dancing and a
very enjoyable time was spent by all
| in attendance. AT the usual hour the
! guests repaired to the dining apart
ments and partook of an appetizing
| luncheon, after which they departed
| for their respective homes.
| Elaborate preparations are being
made by the members of the Woman's
Relief Corps, of Benwood, for a supper
! and dance to be given at the Drover's
/ Home club room on Saturday evening,
| March 4th.
Quite pleasant affair was the mas
| querade ball given at Holderman's hall,
IN Upper Benwood, last Monday night
| by a number of young society folks of
| that city. There were present quite a
number of people attired in various and
| attractive costumes, and after the
! masks had been adjusted highly en-
! joyable time was in progress. The
! music for the occasion was furnished
| by Prof. Long.
| On Tuesday evening a number of
| young society folks at Bellaire INDUCED
in quite delightful sleigh ride. The
party. composed of six couples, just
before returning to their respective