Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08

was elaborate, and the occasion was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
fortunate enough to be present.
The marriage of Mr.. James Higgins,
an employee of the pudding depart
ment of the Wheeling iron and steel
/ plant and Miss Maggie Burne, will
take place at the Benwood Cathollc
church next Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. Both parties are well known
and popular
Arrangements are being made by the
Bon Ami club of Benwood, for a select
hop to be given in the future.
The Mckinley and HOBART club, of
Benwood, is arranging for its first Sc
lect dance, to take place at Holder
nlann's hall on the evening OF OCTOBER
! 30th. Prof. Rolf will furnish the nod
sic
Miss Dora Davis, at her home in Ben
wood on Thursday evening, was hos
! tess to the members of her Sunday
school class of the M. E. church. va
rious amusements of social nature
were INDUCED in, much to the pleasure
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partaken of at the usual hour.
The members of the Seabright Di-
vision of the B. of l.. E., gave their
| fourth annual ball at the Pabst build
| ing in Benwood on Wednesday eve
ming. The principal features of the af-
| fair were dancing and bowling and the
many people present passed a delight
! full evening The music was furnished
| by Mayors orchestra
Miss Mamie Ds Grubb charmingly
entertained the MeadCaldwell we'd
ding party Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock, with luncheon at her home
at Echo Point 1t was served in cours-
es and was thoroughly enjoyed. Fri
day afternoon the same party was en-
tertained with a luncheon by Miss
Laura C. Dalzell, at her home on Chap
line street.
! Misses Gusta Summa Ida Stahl and
Flora Haynes delightfully."- entertained
about fifty of their friends at Myers
hall, on the South Side, on Tuesday
evening Dancing was one of the prin-
! cipal features of the occasion. Some
charming music was furnished by the
! Dropping Willow mandolin and guitar
club. At a seasonable hour the guests
partook of delicious refreshments.
The affair was in honor OF Miss Stahrs
/ nineteenth birthday.
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! Mrs. Charles Padden entertained her
! friends very pleasantly at her home on
the South Side Tuesday evening. Re
| frashmputc Wnro carVpd
Misses Katie Belle Abney, of Charles
! ton, Maude E. Richards, of Circleville,
] Ohio, Elizabeth H. List, Of Washington,
4 ID. c., Florence Post, of Clarksburg,
w. Va, Laura Carothers, of Washing
ton, Pa, have arrived in the city to
the Mead-Caldwell nuptial5. Messrs.
! Ed Brighhtell. Hoopell Mead, G. w.
/ Kaufaver, Albon Snyder, of Charles
ton, Ned Ailshire, of Parkersburg.
Griff T. Smith, of Point Pleasant, will
arrive Sunday to attend the wedding.
The Island club gave a very enjoy
! able dance Wednesday evening at[heir
! club rooms at Virginia and South Penn
A good sized crowd was in attendance
Prof Killmeyer furnished the music.
/ The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
! Bellaire NJ. E. church, gave very sue
cessful oyster supper at their quarters
last evening.
Miss Mary Beltz delightfully."- enter
tanned the young persons who partici-
pated in the recent production OF the
opera of Alvin Gray, at her home in
the North End Thursday evening. The
/ hours were spent very enjoyably In the
usual social diversions, supplemented
i by refreshments.
AT her home in the East End, Miss
Nellie O'Neill pleasantly entertained
the members of the Busy Bee club
Tuesday evening.
/ Miss Annie Dougherty was hostess
/ TO a merry and congenial party of her
friends 1t her home on Fifteenth
street Wednesday evening. The af-
fair was given in compliment to her
! charming guest, Miss Sadie Garrigan,
| of Boston.
Mrs. Samuel Kline entertained a
| number of friends in delightful man.
ner at her home on North Main street
/ Wednesday evening.
The second meeting OF the fall sea
son of the Island Duplicate Whist club
/ was held Monday evening at the home