Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

sell and DR.. Golf, at Clarksburg, on the
25th inst, will call for the presence of
quite number of Wheeling people.
The affair will bring together a large
number of people prominent through
out the State.
The mid-winter concert and ball by
the Opera House orchestra, ON the
evening of the 25th inst, at Arion hall,
will be a notable event of the coming
week. The attendance will be large,
and success will be achieved upon all
social lines.
A social as we'll as a musical success
was the concert at the Second Presby-
terrain church, last Tuesday evening.
After the rendition Of the musical pro-
gramme, refreshments were served on
the first floor of the church building,
and the large audience spent very
pleasant hour there.
The supper given by the Chancel
chapter of st. Luke's P. K. church
FRIDAY evening, between the hours of
i've and eight o'clock, was largely pat
fonlzed, and was a conspicuous sue
cess.
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tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles NJ
Hancher received a large number of
friends at her home, No. lis South
Penn street, assisted by Mrs. McEl-
downey, of Steubenville. Mrs. EWalt
looked after the punch bowl, assisted
by Misses Bess Harrison, Mayme Haz-
lett and Elizabeth Carr The decora-
tinnC 10 ~ i
an orchestra rendered a programme
during the afternoon. The callers were
very numerous. AT six o'clock Mrs.
Hancher gave luncheon to those who
assisted her in receiving.
Mrs. Jacob W. Grub entertained at
duplicate whist last Wednesday after
noon at her Echo Point residence.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
was charmingly entertained at lunch
con Wednesday afternoon last, by Mrs.
Gibson Lamb. After two o'clock, cards
filled up the remainder of the after
noon.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Nc
Mechen entertained the Spinster Club
Win d tHSotfe party.
Mr. George C. Wells, of Wellsburg,
and Miss Alberta Bonar of West Lib
erty, were married Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Rev. C. M. Oliphant,
pastor of the First Christian church.
Miss Daisy Deax was united in mar
riage Wednesday evening to Mr.. John
B. Riddle, both of North Wheeling.
The wedding took place at the home Of
the brides uncle, Mr.. Robert Frazier,
on the National road, at o'clock. The
Graham, of the North Street M. e.
church. At the conclusion of the GER
emonies the guests, of which there
were a company present, sat
down to~an excellent wedding supper.
Wednesday evening the marriage of
Mr.. James Farmer and Miss Bertha Hy-
dinger took place at the residence of
the brides parents, on Forty-fifth
street, in the presence of few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Farmer will reside on
Forty-first street. 4
Next Wednesday evening Mr.. Albert
s.
Mead, OF East Wheeling, will be united
in marriage. 4
Thursday afternoon Miss Gertrude
Fisher entertained the SpinSters club
in honor of Miss Maude Warren, of To-
ledo, her visitor. Progressive euchre
was the particular mode of pleasantly
passing the hours. The head prize,
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the lone hand prize, a silver bracelet
set with turquoise, were captured by
Miss Mary Brockunier. The visitors
prize, an enameled buckle, went to Miss
Jeany Price, of Lewisburg, w. Va.
The dinner given by Mr.. Fred c.
Meyers, at the Hotel Windsor, Thurs
Gay afternoon, brought together about