Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26

Messrs.-
A. II. Morgan, Louis Schroeder,
Chas List Edward Savage,
Allen Burt. Frank Kincheloe,
b. c. Noise, H. Seabright.
Todd Noise marry Stahlman,
Edgar Sweeney, Clyde North,
Dave Kraus Robert Dillon,
DR.. Ernest Billiard, T. B. Klievis,
H. w. Hemphill. Frederick Behrens,
Fdw Brightwen W. M Schwertfeger,
A. P. Stone. VIM. Duhn,
Geo. w. Norton, Frank Craddock,
George Mendel, j. NJ. Harris,
Clinton Campbell, James Collins,
Alex r. Campbell, Frank Cox
81 II. Rose, J. D. Merriman,
H. c. Hazlett, Steve Rice,
Roy Boyd, w. H. Truschel,
Jno. II, Good, Edward stifel,
j. H. Good r, B. Parker,
Harry Jamison, DR., A. 7. Hustled.
Lewis Foster, E. L. Garter.
Fannie Wheat, Sue Caldwell,
Blanche Haase, Martha Caldwell,
Laura Stifel, Nettie Reyman,
Lizzie Stifel, Grace Hoge,
Flora Stifel, Laura Dalzel,
Martha OFT, Harriet Dalzell,
Ethel Bailey, Bess MeLaln.
Martha List, Gene WILKINSON
Gertrude List Jess Miller,
Josephine Water Bessie Barclay.
house, Nettie Friedel,
Jess Moffat. Ida Taylor,
Blanche Moffat. Nellie Craddock,
Mary CALDWELL Sue Stifel.
Helen Caldwell, Mary Simpson,
Virginia Moffat Alma L9ouden,
Ethel Ewing, Helena Schwertfeger,
Emily Pollock Jeanette Burt,
Helen Schwertfeger. Edith Noise,
Nellie Smith,
Mr.. & Mrs stallman, Mr., & Mrs Geo.
Mr.. & Mrs Behrens, Mr. g Mrs. Harris,
Mr.. & Mrs. Schwert- Mr. & Mrs, C. AYl'
NE fegeE Duncan Mi MoS $ Mrs T. C.
Mr., s Mrs. White Mr., Mrs Jos, spedidhel,
Mrs. Kate Hanaan, Mrs. NJ. b. Dalzeli,
Mr. and Miss Glass,
The visitors were:
r, M. Seward, Edward Brightwell,
of Altoona: of Charleston,
of Philadelphia; of Baltimore.
The ladies of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception will hold an inter
esting fair and festival at st. Mary's
hall during the week. The affair will
open on Wednesday evening and will
continue until the following Saturday
evening. The ST. Mary's mistrels will
give a performance each evening, ex-
cepting Thursday, when spe-
cial musical and literary programme
will be rendered under the auspices of
the local lodge of the A. o. H. The
features of the occasion will be novel
and interesting.
The bazaar which was opened by the
st. Johns Evangelical Protestant con-
gregation at the Arion hall on Thurs
day evening, was brought to very sue
cessful close last evening. The many
people attending the affair each even
ing were Hospitality received by those
in charge. who were attired in costumes
representing the various societies OF the
church. Among the many novel and
interesting features provided for the
occasion were the German village, the
japanese booth, the post and express
office, and the fishing pond. All the de-
partments, especially the supper table
and the refreshment stands, were very
well patronized. At the fancy booth a
large number of dolls and other ar
ticles, serving as appropriate Christmas
presents, were disposed of. In the Ger
man village the Waldo Mandolin and
Guitar Club rendered a select musical
programme each evening. The affair
was for the benefit of the church, and
was pronounced success, socially and
financially.
thursday evening, at the Turner hall
In Bellaire, the uniformed company OF
the knights of st. John held q very
enjoyable reception in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. William Chaser. Many people
arom Wheeling and Benwood were In