Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-22


some young lady, and the groom was
Mr.. August Knoke, we'll known and
esteemed in the North End. After the
ceremony and congratulations. the bril-
dial party and guests partook OF sump-
tuous wedding spread. Their receipt of
large number of handsome and use
full presents attests their popularity
among their friends.
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A select dancing class, to be under
the direction of Prof George Del
brugge, was organized at the Arion
Friday evening. All the meetings will
be attended by patronesses. The class
starts with membership composed of
the following named young ladies and
gentlemen: Misses Elizabeth McI.rre,
Geneva Mcclure. Sara Mcclure, Edith
Gibbs, Anna Hubbard, Stella Hubbard,
Gussie Hearne, Henrietta Harrison,
Helen Smith Louise Lamb, Margaret
Cummins, Juliet Campbell, Nancy Men
DEL Isabella Dajzell, Hettie Dalzell,
Jeanette Bailey, Adelaide Flaccus,
Nellie Gilchrist, Helen Brady Sara
List Irma Kraft, Bertha Tomlinson,
Gertrude Robinson, Katherine Wheat,
Julia Kirk, and Messrs. Harold Camp
bell, Samuel Gibbs, George Hoge, john
Sands, George Franzheim, Philip Brit
tingham, Anton Campbell, James Gard
ner, Wilson Grub, Arthur Hugus,
Harold Young, Frank Robertson, Curtis
Robertson, Earl Bremen, Charley VAN
keuren, Edwin Noise, Leach Campbell
and William Milligan.
Tuesday evening at Turner hall in
Bellaire the Knights of st. John ten
breed very agreeable surprise to one
of their members, Mr. Louis Straub,
who will depart shortly for his new
home at Detroit, Mich. Dancing was
one of the principal features of tne oc-
casion, and a most enjoyable social
time was in progress throughout the
evening. Refreshments were served.
The members of the Belmont Turn
verein Of Bellaire very appropriately
celebrated the twenty-third anniversary
of their organization at their hall Tues
day evening. There were present
many guests, and during the even
ing songs and speeches of the Father
land were in order. Dancing was free
ly INDUCED in to some excellent music
and refreshments were served. The
affair was pronounced social success
in every particular.
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Wednesday evening the Elk Lodge, of
Bellaire, held very pleasant stag So
cial session at their hall in the Odd
Fellows building During the even
ing some choice musical selections were
rendered by the Heatherington Elk
band and appropriate speeches were
made by a number of the local and
visiting Elks. A sumptuous and taste
full banquet was partaken Of by those
present.
Quite a number of young society folks
were entertained by Mr. Dudley G. Ross
at his residence on Glenns Run, We'd
nesday evening. The guests INDUCED
in dancing and other social diversions.
Prof. Killmyer furnished the music.
Refreshments were served.
The popular Majestic Club enter
tanned Monday evening with dancing
party at the coy home of the organiza-
ton in the Hornbrook block About
twenty couples were present, ard the
hours were delightfully."- spent.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association give very enjoyable dance
at the club house on Seventh street
Thursday evening.
Tho Nf he fNl,1I,
pleasantly entertained their friends at
their quarters on South Jacob street
Thursday evening. Various allpse-
ments were provided, including dane
ing, for which excellent music was fur
nished. Supper was served at mid
night
At the Kenmore Club rooms Mrs
Smith, of the South Side, was hostess
to congenial party of her friends last
evening.
! The entertainment at the Second
Christian church Tuesday evening at
tracted a very large crowd, and was
also successful in an artistic sense
Among those who participated in the
programme were the most talented
amateur performers in the city.
Tuesday evening of this week the Ep-
worth League of the Zane street N. E.
church will give a reception eCmpli-
mentary to the new pastor of the con-
gregation.
The first number upon the winter
amusement programme Of the porular
Mercantile Club will be dance for the
members on Hollow Fen.
Monday evening Miss Bessie Wilson
was the charming hostess to party Of
her friends at her home on North Main
street Music and games were the
amhsements OF the evening. Refresh