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

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And the lamps are low, and the hearth is
bright.
The dining room Of the Mcclure House
was the scene of one of the most charm
ing dinner parties of the season, be-
tween the hours of 1880 and 1920
o'clock, Friday evening 1t was given
by Mrs. N. B. Scott, in compliment to
the Rev and Mrs. n S. Thomas, who
are shortly to depart for Philadelphia to
take up their residence in that CITY.
where Mr. Thomas will become rector
of the wealthy and fashionable Church
lof the Holy Apostles. The dining room
was very deliberately and tastefully en-
bellished by Van Tine, of Pittsburg
Through the centre of the table was a
line of green silk. Oven the centre was
an electric globe suspended from the
chandelier, with a shade of green silk.
Red roses and shades of like design
covered the crystal candelabra at each
end of the table, shedding soft glow
over the scene. The table was strewn
with red roses. The menu follows:
Blue Points on Half Shell.
Clear Sea, Turtle Soup.
Soft Shell Crabs-Sauce Far rare.
Olives Pickles and Waters. Claret.
Broied Fresh Mushrooms. Sur-Canope.
Sweet Bread Paties, Petite Cases
Frozen Branded California Cherries.
Broiled Kentucky Rice Bird.
Hot French Rolls.
Chicken Salad Escarole ID Tomato
Frozen Carnations. Assorted cakes.
Coffee
The service was excellent, and the
guests chatted pleasantly during the
progress of the dinner. Covers were
laid for forty, and the party was COM
posed of the following named persons:
Senator and Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Rev. and Mrs n. S. DR.. and Mrs. Asch-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mr.: and Mrs. H. w.
NJ. and and Mrs c. w. Mr. and MIS-. Law
Hon pAl and Mrs. N E. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. George
NJ, and Mrs. J. N. M; and Mrs. ]. X.
Hon sane and Mrs. B. B. Nj and Mrs VIM.
N' Mrs H. w. Mcclure.
Ran, stalnaker, B. Walker, Peterson.
Judge Thayer Mel George Adams,
win, DR.. Jno L. Dlckey.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the coming bazaar of the ladies of
tie congregation of ST. Joseph's Cath
edral, which is to be given in the Car
roll Club Auditorium during the second
week in December The departments
have been allotted to the following
named organizations. Dining room,
Ladies' Aid Society and Ladies Auxil-
larry of the A. o. H.; fancy booth,
League of the Sacred Heart; doll
booth, Sodality Of the B. V. NJ; coun-
try store, Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of
st. George: refreshment booth, l.. c. &
p. A. Busy Bees.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Marsh, on South Penn street, was the
Scene of a charming home wedding at
high noon Wednesday, which was wit
messed by only the immediate families
Of the contracting parties. The inter-
Tor of the residence was very artistical-
~ adorned with flowers and plants.
The bride was Miss Lettie Marsh, one
of the fairest and most accomplished
young ladies of the Garden Spot. The
groom was Mr.. David G. Morgan, Jr.,
son Of the well known insurance agent,
and an exceedingly popular young
man The nuptial knot was tied by
the Rev. G. E. Clark. pastor of the
Thomson NJ e. church. Prof Chas.
Killmeyer executed the Lohengrin
march as the bridal party entered, and
played soft serenade during the cere-
mony The natural beauty of the bride
was enhanced by a gown of white or
candle, and she carried orange bios
sons Her maid of honor was Miss
Flora Morgan. sister of the groom, who
was attired in white organdie over
pink silk. After the ceremony and
congratulations, the bride and groom
and guests sat down to sumptuous
spread served by Ziegenfelder Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan were then driven to the
Pennsylvania depot and departed on
the 1855 o'clock train for New York,
BOSTON and Providence, R. l., where a
four weeks honeymoon will be spent.
The ladies of the Mozart Singing So
cie.y gave their first kaffee visite of the
season at their hall Wednesday evening.
1t was well attended. and thoroughly
enjoyable affair.
Tuesday evening trb employees of
Wheeling Park went ant e tAA4 xaAAS.-