Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-07

affair throughout. En- route a choice
| programme was rendered, to which
| contributions were made by Miss
Stella Johnson, Miss Logan, Mrs. D. B.
Evans, and others.
| The stag affair of the week was the
| social session of Wheeling Lodge of
Elks, Wednesday evening, the last be-
fore the Oriental Street Carnival,
| which is to take place under the aus
pices of this lodge during the last
week in June. Captain B. B. Dovener
presided over the session with mis- ac-
customed grace, and Messrs. John Cum
Minis and Neal Quinn were the officers
The Opera House band furnished the
music, and those who contributed anec-
dotes, speeches, and songs were Frank
w. Nesbitt, F. H. LANCE, J. Bernard
Handlan, Thos. O'Brien, Jr, Mr.. Shap-
pie, of Grand Rapids; F. Enoch, Mr..
Hall, of Allegheny; C. D. Kyle, Ralph
Heyman, and others. The committee
in charge consisted of Harry L. Wheat,
Charles Killmyer, A. A. Maris, Chas.
A. Aul, and James G. Campbell.
Mr.. e. b. Carney, Mr.. John J. Coniff,
Mr.. Gilbert. and Mr. W. J. Lutz, to-
gether with their wives and families,
composed a pleasant party who en-
joyed trip to the Sister, Islands and
return Wednesday evening. Spon the
Warffeul yacht Clifford W." The run
was very much enjoyed, and was fol-
lowed by an appetizing luncheon.
mystery social was a very novel
entertainment given in the lecture
room of the Fourth Street NJ. e. church
Monday evening, under direction of the
Epworth League. An original and
very pleasing programme was rendered
and tn rec lip S amounted to a substan-
tial and gratifying sum.
The Twilight Club held it's regular
monthly session in the parlors of the
Windsor hotel Thursday evening.
The second annual progressive
euchre party given by the Twentieth
Century Girls to their gentlemen
friends took place Thursday evening at
the Union Barn at Echo Point, and
proved to be a delightful success. The
party was given in the dancing room of
the barn. and the committee of ladies
in charge of the decorations were busy
all Wednesday afternoon preparing for
the event. Ten tables were in opera
ton during the evening, ana during
that period many interesting contests
were waged When the game ended
ices were served, after which the
trophies were awarded the winners.
The ladies' prize. pair of gold cuff
pins, was captured by Miss Lydia B.
Good. The gentleman's prize. a pair of
silver link sleeve buttons, went to Mr..
Latane Mcl1ain. The lone hand prize,
box of Windsor ties. went to Mr..
Bert Hazlett. After the presentation
of prizes the party returned to the city
on the midnight motor. Those who at
tended were: Misses Martha OFT, Holly
Patterson, Lydia Good, Helen Caldwell.
Mary PAUL Virginia Harrison. Sue
Wright. Henrietta Rinehart. Ethel
Bailey, Mamie Grub, Emily Pollock,
Eleanor Howell. Laura Caldwell Hen
rietta Harper. Blanche Moffat, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Storer, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry c. Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
w. Grub. Messrs. Price Whitaker.
Arthur Hubbard Bert Hazlett. Birnev
McMechen, George Norton. Robert Gil
christ, Laurence Wheat. Will Brice.
Latane McLain, Clark Hazlett. Earl
Adams. VIII Delaplaine. Joe Naylor.
Frank Waterhouse, Caldwell Noise.
On the evening of April 10Th. at the
parsonage OF the First NJ E. church. at
Bellaire, Rev. o. W. Holmes performed
very quiet wedding ceremony. in
which the contracting parties were
Mr.. Joseph H. Mayhem, a we'll known
employe of the Bellaire steel works
and Miss Dora c. Heinlein, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Heinlein
of Gravel Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhem
will reside in North Bellaire
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MeVav charm
ingly entertained the members of the
Twentieth Century Club at their home
on Noble street, Bellaire, on Tuesday
evening One OF the principal features
of the evening was the playing of pro-
gresslve pedro, and the contest was a
very spirited one. The first prize was
awarded to Mr.. William Kirkpatrick.
and the visitors prize to Mr. Fred
Wassman. The consolation prize fell
to Mrs. d. A. Colbert At the conclu-
sion of the game, dainty refreshments
were served. The affair was brilliant
social success in every particular.
On Tuesday afternoon at three
O'Clock, Rev. R. S. Coffey, at his resi-
dence. in South Bellaire performed a
very pretty and quiet wedding cere-
mony, in which the principals were
Mr.. Archibald d. Mcintyre, of Pitts
burg, department superintendent of the
Jones & Mclaughlin structural iron
works. and Miss Rebecca Richardson.