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

| uifiuudI udHultdp Will DC poWicus tAuS
! giving the new bowlers as good q
chance as the older ones. to win the
desirable prizes, which will be awarded
/ to the successful contestants. Each
bowler will be handicapped from his
I! average in the present tournament.
After all have bowled one game. the
| half OF those who have the lowest
| scores viii be compelled to drop ont,
| leaving the other half to continue until
only one remains. who will be the win
ner and given the prize. During the
evening, commencing at SIS p. M, IN
der the auspices of the Ladies Social
| Carroll Club, progressive euchre party
will be held in the auditorium. Forty
tables will be arranged, so as to allow
| all to contest for the handicap prizes,
which will be awarded to the success
full participants. Other unique amuse-
ments will be given after the euchre.
The ladies in charge, Mrs. Frank Cruise,
| Mrs. Jas Mccain. Mrs. Annie Weitzel,
| Mrs. E. F. Cannon, Mrs D. B. MeCune,
Mrs. j. Compers and the Misses
Genevieve Cavenaugh. Mary Ray, Mar
| garet HoYara and Ella Sauvageot, viii
serve refroshne nts during the evening.
| ~
No person would have guessed 1t, but
DR.. John C. Hupp reached four score OF
| years Friday, and the happy occasion
/ was celebrated with an elaborate dim
ner to his children and children's child
rer. and a few intimate friends, at his
| home on Fourteenth street. DR.. Hupp
| is eighty years young, and his robust
(, health and almost youthful spirits give
| promise of a realization OF the Wish
| that he may be spared TO celebrate
| many more birthdays, which was ex-
| pressed by all his guests Friday, and
! in which a host of friends unite their
| voices.
| The members of the Country Club
were charmingly entertained by MISS
| Nellie Mercer at her home In bellalre
on Monday evening. Refreshments
! were served.
| Monday evening at their home IN
| Bellaire. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dover held
a delightful reception in honor OF Mr..
! and Mrs. William Weber. who were
| recently married. Those present spent
an enjoyable evening and an elegant
repast was served.
| The Young Mems Club, OF Beilaire'
will hold a banquet next "Wednesday
| evening. A number Of Invitations have
been issued for the affair
Thursday evening at his home on
| South Wood street. Mr.. Reed Bryson
was rendered surprise party Dy
| number of his friends. 1t was an Old
time stag party. The klondlke
| band furnished the music. At late
| hour refreshments were served.
| Among those present were: Messrs.
| Gus Hasenauer, Robt. Archibald, Cor
| don Watt, Bernie Freese, Clarence New
| land. Geo. Ehrle, Paul Wallace, Harry
| Seabright, Fred Borne, John Foy ana
! Reed Bryson, and Mrs. Weidman.
Miss Zelda Clark. of No 26 South
Wabash street, entertained few of her
! friends Friday evening. Refreshments
were served at a seasonable hour.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Knehlbarn and
Miss Maggie Uttermchlen to take place
at the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception next Tuesday morning. MI.
Knehlborn is a popular conductor on
the Wheeling railway line and the bride
elect is an estimable young lady OF
of Forty-eighth street.
Miss Ella Lenahan was agreeably sur
prised at her home on South Charles
| street Thursday evening. Dancing and
cards were the diversions. Music was
rendered by Normile and Stein. Tooth
some refreshments were served at sea-
sonable hour. Among those present
were the Misses Minnie Frohme, Alice
Dolan, Annie Schreiner, Mary Horas,
| Edna Yahn, Mary Lenahan, Annie
Grady, Agnes Carpenter. Maggie Har-
ris, Carrie Frohme, Lizzie Carpenter,
| Mary schreiner, Mary Druschell, and
Messrs. James Tulley, Leo Laf1amm,
Fred Bone, Fred Sunderman, Joe
Brady, Lou Bachman, John Dye, VIII
ONeil Joe Ziegler, Dan Youngman.
Hermann Reid, Jess King. Joe Harris.
| Charles Lenahan, Will McEntee and
Ed. Sunderman.
cat Home" cards have been received
in this city by friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McCandish Bailey, of No. 101
Parkwood avenue, Chicago. Mrs. Bal
| lev was formerly Mrs. Harry Robert
son, of Wheeling.
49,
All in green and white was St.
| Philips Church, on Mound street, in
honor of the farriage of Miss Maud
Ethel Richards to s. Turney Ruggles.
says the Circleville Union-Hearld, and
| the accompanying description OF the
nuptials is interesting because of the
| fact that Miss Richards made her home
| in Wheeling for many years, and with
| her husband will be the guest of friends
| here the latter part of the week. The
| church was crowded for the wedding.
| Miss Richards made a beautiful bride.
Her gown of rich ivory satin was ele-
CANT in its richness and simplicity. II
was trimfed in chiffon with bertha OF
| duehesse lace. The tulle veil was
caught by a magnificent sunburst of
| pearls and diamonds, the gift of the
| groom. She carried brides roses yelled
in tulle and tied with bow of ivory
satin ribbon. The groom's attendants
were DR.. Dudley v. COPYRIGHT, John
Fleming and Percy A. Walling. of Cir
cleville, and Marshall Olds. OF Colum-
| bus. The brides maids were Miss
Frances Wheat, of Wheeling; Miss
| Nellie Heffelfnger, of Springfield; Miss
Mable Moore, of Circlevilie. Miss