Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.

MY dear Miss Bonds, your eyes pray lift
Qf this don't win her am lo s{f2
W hate to think about It's costD
May it find favor in your sight,
CAM bring about the end / seekD
Although it's value is but slight.
Gll nave to fast about a week.!
wednesday evening the auditorium
of the Fourth Street M. E. church was
filed with the strains of nuptlal music,
redolent with the perfume of flowers
and exoties, animated by the presence
of a throng of fashions devotees, and
bright with the lights of chandeliers
which reflected the gay tints of the
elegant gowns in the throng which had
assembled to witness the marriage OF
Miss Ethel Bailey, one OF Wheeling's
unrest daughters, to MI. Robert c.
Haase, a prominent railroad man of
st. Paul, Mimi, who formerly lived in
Wheeling. At the appointed hour the
strains of the beautiful L~ohengrin
march issued from the organ, under
the skillful manipulation of the keys
by Mr.. Perry. The doors of the vesti-
bule parted, and the wedding party
proceeded UP the aisle. The ushers
were Messrs. Joseph Speidel, Harry
Simpson, J.. G. Hearne, Steve Rice,
A. Allen Wheat and George Baird.
The bride followed, leaning upon the
arm of her father, Mr.. Charles E..
Bailey. She was attended by her sister,
Miss Jeanette Bailey, who was her
maid of honor. The bride looked more
than lnually attractive. Her striking
beauty was enhanced by an exquisite
gown Of mousselin de sole over taffeta,
made en- traine. She wore a full tulle
veil. and carried orchids and lilies of
the valley. In striking contrast to
the bride, who Is o. a blonde type of
beauty, was her maid of honor, who
is a pronounced brunette. Her cos
tune was of white organdie, and she
carried pink roses. At the altar the
bride was met by the groom, who was
attended by his best man, Mr.. N. B.
Austin, of Chicago, General Passenger
Agent of the B. & o. While DR.. j. l..
Sooy, pastor of the church, was per-
forming the impressive marriage cere-
mony, the organist rendered a pleasing
wedding serenade. At its conclusion
the party left the church in reverse or
der, to the. strains of the Tannhauser
march. A reception for immediate rel
atives was held at the home of the
brides parents in Pleasant Valley.
Among the especially invited guests
were Misses Gertrude List, Martha List,
Frances Wheat, Blanche Haase, Emma
Forbes, Miss Glenn, of DanVille, Va,
and Alice Kelsey, OF Pittsburg.
Among the B. & o. passenger depart
ment officials who were here to wit
ness the ceremony were B. N. Austin.
d.. 5. Wilder, F. P. Copper and j. H.
Lee. At 1925 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Haase departed over the B. & o. for
New York and other points in the east.
! where their honeymoon will be spent,
fThey will pass through Wheeling. and
stop here a day or two, on their way
to st. Paul, where they will make their
{home in the future.
Among the pleasing social events
clustering about the Haase-Bailey
nuptials, was the entertainment of the
wedding party Tuesday evening. by
Ars. A. Allen Wheat, sister of the
groom, at her home on North Main
street. "
Mrs. James B. fancy entertained the
island Euchre Club Wednesday after
NOON, at her home on North Front
street. Elg1hteen prOgreSsions were
"
made. and the contests were marked
by skillful playing and close scores,
MRS. Al. Bowie carried off first honor:
MRS. Fred Park came in for the second
n Mrs. HSrry Franzheim o the
n isolation prize.
MUS. Alex Glass gave a charming one
oclock luncheon to about eighteen of
ner lady friends Tuesday afternoon in
the new dining room of the Fort Henry
cup. It was one of the most elaborate
as We'll as n of the most ENJOYABLE
ENTERTAINMENTS of the kind ever given
at the club house. 90
Inc annual Assembly ball will be
given at the Mcclure House Tuesday
evening, January End. Arrangements
are now being perfected for the affair.
with g view TO making It one of the
most brilliant functions of the winter
The Opera House orchestra will render
music Tor dancing. and supper will
20 served. The committee in charge Is