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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-18
Bold Sneak Thieves.

Lieut.. Bo,iman ot the Mounted Pa
troll and Nigel Jackson %, the police
Bicycle corps were called to the King
street residence of Dr. ~. W. Howard
at 1880 tins mrnins investigate a
robbery. There had been taken from
the lanai valuable turkish rug and
a big new doormat. DT. Howard had
heard one ot his dogs barking and
went out to- see what was on Then
ne missed the property. The articles
were stolen while half a dozen or
more people were within a tsN fec;.
as there was q small social gathering a.
the house. 1; was NO; believed tlat thu
plunder had been carried a great dis
tance. y search revealed both ris and
mat IN the Howard yarti. The thief
with the rug had evidcntiy fallen over
n water tap. Tracks 90 Two men we're
found
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All in t.al,inct-.

The Gazette 90. have had = nss
and complete sst 90 a.c cssin-ss pa;
in their ofsc-s and nos have thc a5rs
of the ADVERTISE. Gsz-sts and Kscsoa
in such shape that ts.y can pat shssr
hand oa any date ia moment %. X.
Mccmsno 4 Co did the vo-f ia . sat-
tsJactDgy manner.
This firm e. cpsnpps-d .atirr1y ~
native Hawaiian mechanics and thry
are ready 20 figure on any CONTRACT tsr
exterior og interior wpvk. aad Co guar
ante. satisfaction.
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ing ship that he had ever been aboard
OF. He did nu; So tho engines ar the
machinery.
Jas. oanhaiErn. formerly port stew
ard a: the Intcr-island Co. vas called
He testified that he had been placcd
on the Columbia 10y Marshal BrowV
and had remained on board from De-
cembcr tn February. tie said that the
linen ON boar. was rotten. mouldy
and full OF fcas and bcdbuss. Hc had
made several attempts to take some
OF the linen on deck to dry %. but
each time the bottom dropped out OF
the bundles
The case has been submitted to the
Supreme Court and a decision NIil BE-
handed down in tcw days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-18
\ Poliseman's Fall.

Officer Halelau. Of the waterfront de-
tai! of city police. j. lying on a cot at
the Queens Hospital with his head
baudaEed in the most approved style
and with cloths holding soothing io-
tion about one arm. Haisiau Was sky
!arking last night late az one of the
new two-story apartment palaces on
River street. This vas on the upper
yeranda. Somehow the policeman man
aged TO fall overheard and ncElestiaE
to use a parachute. landed heavily up
side down. His chin struck on the
curb.ng and the cut on the lower isw
looks like a mafia Job. one arm Is
badly bruised.
Halelau is resting easily. but wiil be
laid up several weeks.
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FROM MR. TuRIE a.


G. G. Coniey os the isih Msnn.sssa
Volunteers. Who is wcii knoura in TO
nolulu. has 'zr5ts.n to a frs~ad in this
city from Msaiis. unsser date af F~s
ieth. a. follo~ss
We have Just ESs hack from the
front. naving bcca os, three days and
nights fighting the insur<oats. We kEli-
cd shcn by the hundreds and arc ssEri
after them The FIlipsaos have ea..ee
soldiers and sO.ooe ESsas. Eve men to .
gun As sooa as oac drops another
takes his sun. They have tn addssisn
tn thctT rifles a numbcr of Bsld Euns
tn" sight ot thousands of yelling ns-
ttvcs charging upon one v5th Esas sad
long sharp kaivcs is onoaEh Co turn
the hair gray. We have loss so Gar a.
killed aad 90 Eoundsd Rsm.mt,~r
me- 60 alt my frsoads
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AEf Pain Prints Rs,i By The
NIlsi EIpHt
THE LIVES or the Owners
-'sm sSlssss os seoni- so MAJ. 10 .
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Careers ogsianec.

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Eratas. ~ a STEADY. r.s-s~srssnE turn
os sassds Have ssrozE ossarssac tastes
snd Will aassE t.esoF. ne AEs &C shsrzs.
\ iprtF isvesspens wili Civ 800 snpie
iacUsps aad y~u wsli assose your slrne
SO iaseaiSoas \ StsF ssssons sIin.ss De-
iadssAted. followed ~ snsny pears &C
unssensfsi bet nsrfsl lif..
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Eeatnss ~ = ssssdF. p.e-~rsrssnr turn
Us asssd Have ssrDaE dsr.eszac tastes
snd Will aaFsF t.esoF. ne aEs &C shsrzs.
y lorkF iavessnrns pSli Civ 800 snrie
iarW-ps snd ypu wsll orsose YNour sans
SO iastatSoas y sesF ssssoas sIin.ss is
iadicAied. sOiSoSed ~ msny pears &C
unsssusfsi bet usrfsi Is.
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dishonessy ia youf hand. ros hArs q
weak sssuE. ssd ar- easily S~s .ssrsy.
~ fpund ~us zoe s'Dssd 80 aps TO pus
she hisns CO asotArr-rren npon q
so@aa: sayshinE 10 serve yssr pur-
pDse. Tbe ead Iassih.s The nesns ssfh
you- \ Wsrm b.zss wSll se your esls
sslvassoa. ThrongA sss dictates 10
may - svessed fron a course of acsusf
rrSninslssF. ros arr ErocfDns and .
good conpsnbon. \ clear bead. bui q,
rcssoaSnE cspsbiissy. rcn VIII marry
-four siaB~ss
Sylvia Rays Voc sre = -gariy -gari-.
of The type that cb.ss gun. yon love
the boFs snd an. boys luse yeu. Tee
dAaoc vel. play sbe piano Wi. sbonsA
without spselsl sai~ni. snd ron are rag
and liEhs-b-zrsed. Ansr nifzinr
thrUuEh threr ssasons yoa viii marry
nan old cno1kh 30 u. yonr fashrr.
NOl vtIl Dc VerF poor shroaEh sb~
earlier psrt oi Four Iifc. sssT rsch from
thirsy-avc ca iaso Old ase vou vii
make - good mother. aad win hc as
mos too 5ndnlEcns Voc Nsgl ks~ .
uSeou bat thsfc are 40 indicsssons os
your nsrrying ssain.
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NeHsboy: B-sghs and ~nenr~-ac.
uith cxubeEzscc of saimsl spirits. Yos
arr pf ssrpax mathematical sens and
have considerable ssD-ns sor snnsac. of
quick. irascsbi. s~npcr. Fos wiIl rnshs
ssrvaE frSends and bitter snemS~s you
VIII have manF ruScrses &C torznDs.
bat Four todonsssbir ~prrgy viii tsrsns
you thro1xh successfully. ons scrsoas
scciaent stIl cadsnse- rour ssfe ana
for q p-riod reader yo1 unts sor sus-
saeSs. Two snsryssEes are indiassrd.
The hrss viii bc nshsppF.
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Robin Hood Voc sre 6s7m 90 sb~
posns us obsssn2rF. r.iisbl. snd trust
u0szhF. $opeshss sk~piscsls not DO
ncssbrs l5fc girls brsser Ia s-pAxsns-
ii0n shan IN reality nsEerahriest have
d Hjthin yo1 10 fcsl d-rpiy wb--s you
do ssll in love 2ad 10 kouH Er-rn bal
pusTs Whrshrf Wssh 80 without ynszsf-
c2stoa. Ypu sse reliEsoaslF tnclip~d.
bat not of The sFpe knoHa as GOOD
Voc vii gaiF marry opcr snd 200 wafl
be- vividiY hsppy.
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Ninaiss YUur character 10 q ssrznse
mixsure os .zrses;aoss and snnonslsa-
sarY. % uaqnrnchzbls Eood nature
aad teadsary 10 sr. ne hsashi ssde of
syyryshinE. \ kssd. sympssbessc ma
tuFv. Wh5rh feels ssnrrrs,F for she sus-
ter5aE % others Qusck psrcep1Son. =
keen srasc % hppor and . strong in
disidualifys SiroaE domestic tasses and
- practical view of lsfe. VIII marry
and liv- 10 moderate circumstances
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Bessie u Ia ygnr pzln are plasniy
ETss'sa suspsrsoa. . disregard sor IN.
truth. and = love % gossip. Year sdozs
on morality a-c vague. Von are too ia
doisas 90 grasp The PSssss5e good with
IN reach Have = NsAkiy nensi-nentsi
nature. YDgr love affairs zrs ssr5e-d
and frivolous. You will Fescse = lifs
from droUasaE. bst % Viii 80 snorr
srpcn love of aotoTsesF shsn trse cour-
sEe. You Vsll die as hessz disease a.
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iss CASES MORE

Another shipment of i.s cases % dry
goods direct from the EASTERN factories
This large shiPasat following 80 sooa
makes an uyers,ock and goods can be
secured az almost pour oEa hzures I.
y. Kerr. Quecn street.
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\ cricket match u5Il bc played thss
afternoon az i:1g az Naksks between
the United Kingdom and the World.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

sisting of musical and literary selec-
tions, was faultlessly rendered. AT
the conclusion CT the exercises an ap-
petizing luncheon, which had been pre-
pared by committee of the Daugh-
tiers of Liberty, was served by the
juvenile members OF Plymouth Coun-
ell.
Mr.. John Schick, Jr., and sister, Miss
Augusta, very pleasantly entertained
about eight couples of their friends last
Tuesday evening at their home in the
Four4h ward of Bellaire. The time
was spent in social way. At a sea-
sonable hour a delicate luncheon was
partaken OF.
The ladies of Bellaire Lodge No. 419,
B. P. o. Elks, are making elaborate ar
rangements to tender to the members
of that organization a reception, to
take place at Odd Fellows hall in that
city on Wednesday evening OF next
week. 1t promises to be one OF the
leading events of the season in Bella1re
social circles.
Bellaire Lodge No. 419, B. P. o. Elks,
held a very enjoyable stag social dt
their hall at Bellaire last Wednesday
evening, Immediately after the close OF
their regular business meeting
number OF visiting Elks from Wheel
ing and other points were present
One of the most pleasing features OF the
evening was speech-making, and at a
seasonable hour a sumptuous spread
was partaken of.
A number of the Knights OF st.
John and members of the Ladies Aux
iIiary. Knights of ST. John, OF Bellalre
attended the social and entertainment
given on Wednesday evening by the
KNIGHTS of st. John and the Ladies
Auxiliary of that organization at Ben
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly, at their home
in upper Benwood. were agreeably
surprised by number of their friends
last Tuesday evening in honor OF the
first anniversary of their marriage.
The time was devoted to different
sorts of advertisements and light re-
freshments were served.
~
A select hop will be given by the
Faultless Five" at Armory hall in Bel
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two dozens Of the close intimate friends
OF the genial insurance man, and the
occasion was very much enjoyed by all
present. During the progress of the
dinner Mr.. Meyers was presented with
handsome valise by his guests, the
presentation speech being made by Mr.
F. P. Mcneil, to which Mr.. Meyers re-
sponded in person.
Thursday evening the Majestic club
entertained large number of lady
friends in honor of Misses Minnie Ham,
ilton and Belle Lavinne of Steubenville,
guests of the Misses Steger, of Bellaire.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam West, of the Island celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their marriage by
entertaining number of intimate
friends. A number of presents were
bestowed upon the hosts of the even
ing.
Last Tuesday morning at eight
o'clock, Mr.. 1. c. Decker, formerly of
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Without doubt the Midgets have cap
tured this city,

Without doubt the Midgets have cap
tured this city.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Parke Di-
vision, A. o. H., gave one of their high
ly enjoyable socials on Tuesday even
ing at their hall on Fourteenth street.
AS this is the last series of entertain
ments until after the Lenten season.
a large number of invitations were is
sued. A very select programme of
music was given. Among the last num-
bers was one-hour solid fun and
merriment from St. Mary's MINISTRIES.
The Ministries were under the direction
of Mr.. VIII Tucker and won an ova-
ton of applause from the large audi
ence present. At the conclusion of the
entertainment dancing was continued
until midnight, when delightful re-
freshments were served. Already the
Parke Division OF the A. o. II. and
Ladies' Auxiliary are preparing an
elaborate entertainment to be given on
the evening of the It'll of March, in
the Carroll Club auditorium.
~
One of the notable social events OF
the past week was the childrens' mas
querade, at Arion Hall, Friday even
ing. The attendance was very large,
and the affair was a distinct success
in every manner, rejecting the greatest
credit, not only upon the management,
but upon the children as well. The
features of the evening were: The
Helena caprice, the scarf dance, and the
cake walk.
Next Thursday evening Miss Flora
Stifel will entertain her intimate
friends at card party.
Mrs. Martha OFT entertained a con-
genial gathering of friends with a
chatting dish party, at the home Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry OFT. on
Fourteenth street, last Thursday even
ing. Those present were Miss Helen
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Wheeling, now of Parkersburg, and
Miss e. Lee Roberts, daughter of Mrs.
&c. S. Roberts, of the Island, were unit
ed in marriage at the Cathedral, Rev.
Father r. F. Harris officiating. The
at the home of the bride, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker left on short
wedding tour They will reside in
Parkersburg. =
Thursday evening Charles Driehorst,
of the South Side, entertained number
of gentlemen friends in a very congen-
ial manner.
Mrs. Frank Stamm will entertain at
cards Monday afternoon, at the Stamm
House parlors.
Mr.. Edgar E. Boyd was very much
surprised at his South Chapline street
residence, Thursday night, by the I'M
expected entrance of considerable
number of his friends. legal and other
wise, the visit having been brought
about through the connivance of Mrs.
Boyd The evening was a very pleas
ant one.
The Turner's will dance at their hall
tomorrow evening.
~
Last Tuesday afternoon at three
O'Clock very pretty wedding cere-
mony was performed at ST. John's
church, at Benwood, by Rev. Father
McMenamin, the principals being Mr..
Jacob Peter and Miss Margaret Cecilia
Tolandt, both of that city. The at
tendants were James Sands and Miss
Sophia Peter. At the conclusion of the
rite. the party were driven to the home
Of the bride, where an elegant wedding
supper was served and partaken of by
number of the relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. The groom
is a we'll known employee of the Wheel
ing steel plant The bride is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Collin Telandt,
and is quite popular. They will re-
side at Benwood.
Mrs. John Du Bots. at her home at
Bellaire, last Thursday evening, was
hostess to a number of the members
CT the Ladies' Aid Society of the
United Presbyterian church. The
time was passed II a very pleasant
manner. Light refreshments were
served at the usual hour.
Last Wednesday evening. at Bellaire,
Plymouth Council No. II. o. L. A. NJ,
held an installation and semi-social
gathering at Grand Army hall. Quite
a large number of the members and
their friends were present. and very
enjoyable evening was spent. A corps
of newly elected officers were installed,
and an interesting programme, con-
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lslre tomorrow evening. Prof. Anton
LaRoche will furnish the music for the
occasion.
Inc German Beneficial Society, No.
l23, OF Beliaire. are making prepara-
tlons for supper to be given at Tur-
ner hall on the evening of February
10th.
me Bohemian Society at Bellaire
Val gN s..a supper on the evening of
F'ebrnafy 18th, at Turner hall.
Last Tuesday evening the members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, Knights of
st. John, at Bellaire, assembled at
their quarters and spent several hours
IN quite pleasant way. A corps of
new officers were installed. after which
performance social discourse was in
order. An appetizing spread was serv-
ed at seasonable hour.
49,
The entertainment ard social given
last Wednesday night at City Hall at
Benwood by the Knights of st. John
and the Ladies' Auxiliary, Knights of
st. John, was very largely attended
and the time was spent pleasantly by
all present. A literary and musical
programme of high class was charm
ingly rendered and was followed by
dancing, which continued until a. late
hour. Prof. Geraghty furnished the
music.
st. Joseph's Commandery No. 23S,
Knights of st. John, at Bellaire, after
the close Of their regular business
meeting held last Thursday evening at
their quarters, spent several hours in
highly enjoyable social manner and
partook of delicate refreshments.
Cards of invitation have been issued
announcing the marriage of Mr. Claud-
ius Caesar Ball and Miss Nanette Mary
Kurtz, to take place at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. C. E. kurtz. at Chicago,
Ill. Mr.. Ball is resident of Muncie.
Ind. Miss KurtZ is very we'll known
in Bellaire and vicinity
Last Thursday afternoon, Miss Pearl
Chambers at her home in Bellaire. was
hostess to quite a number OF her
friends. The affair was in honor Of
Misses Belle Levine and Minnie Ham
ilton. both of Steubenville, who are
guests of the Misses Steger, of South
Bellaire. Various sorts of social d.
versions were INDUCED in much to the
enjoyment of all present. An elegant
dinner was partaken of.
Miss Laurie Bente, a young daughter
of Rev. G. w. Bente, pastor of the First
NJ E. Church at Benwood, was hostess
to quite number of her Juvenile
friends at the parsonage of the church
last Thursday afternoon. The young
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Just home in q neat little nat,
A1G love enough for two,
a canary and perhaps a cat,
WeIi-yes, one cat will do;
Four sunny rooms and a bath I'd want,
Each furnished we'll, of course,
With plenty to eat
And place TO sleep,
From bountiful source.
just kiss when ] leave home for work
Perhaps I'd ask for two,
And three kisses at night wouldn't hurt,
When given melby you.
At tea I'd look for a smile--absurd!
Certainly you'd do that,
For you always do,
And more than once too
always give them back.
After repast I'd light my cigar,
And out OF doors we'd go.
While on THE veranda plainly are
Heard thd vast throng below:
And I'd drak you tightly to my heart
And smoo$h your lovely curl
II All, suISly not one
Knows What is true fun
II Till he has ypved a girl!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

Caldwell, Miss Laura Caldwell, Misa
Ethel Bailey, Mr.. Donlon Merriman
Mr.. Harry B. Simpson, Mr.. Price Whit
aker and Mr.. Robert Hazlett.
The annual masquerade carnival OF
the Ario1 Society will be given Monday
evening, and promises to be few steps
in advance of all previous efforts by
the organization.
The korn Kob Klub held a very en-.
ioyable social at their usual meeting
place on Thirty-eighth street last even
ing. After the festivities at the hall
the party adjourned to Fettes alleys,
where a bowling match was had. OH.
GERS were elected at the meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

Charleston, VIVA, January 21.-The
Easy Chair Club held an interesting
meeting with Mrs. McGlasson and Mrs.
Hanna, at the latter's home on Broad
street, Wednesday afternoon. After
two hours of reading from a volume
Of travels, an elaborate lunch was
served
Miss Elizabeth Taylor entertained
her Sabbath school class at the homs
OF her sister, Mrs. G. A. Gates, Tues
day evening. Games. music and re-
freshments occupied the evening.
The date for the legislative ball has
been set for the 27fh inst.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. John
Aloysius Cram for the marriage OF his
daughter, Catherone Teresa. to Afr.
Gilmer Preston Meadows, on Wednes-
day evening. January 25th. at half-past
eight o'clock, at No. 1913 Shrewsbury
street
The Wednesday Club held It's meet
ing for this week with Mrs. r. o. N.
Davis, on Virginia street One Of the
most agreeable details OF the after
noon was a paper on music read by
Mrs. ]. B. Houston. A dainty lunch
was served.
~ ~. AADC44s dl UdIt~pdS% Two
O'Clock, Wednesday afternoon, oc-
CURED the marriage OF Miss Annie. the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. K. DAWSON. to Sir. George William
Carver, son Of Mr. and Mrs John Car
yer. OF this city. Rev. George Lyle,
OF Anderson. performed the ceremony,
the couple standing under a bell OF
white carnations, suspended from n
archway Of green. The happy couple
were attended by Miss Carrie Thomp-
son as maid of honor. and Mr.. w. r.
| Mitchell. OF Plymouth, as best man.
| The bride wore white satin duchesse
Continued ON Seventh Page.
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PERSONALS.

The doctor said. SHOW me your tongue
But the bright little miss was high
strongue.
My tongue isn't sick"
She answered him quick
The troubles way down In my Tongue"
Chicago Tribune
Mr.. ]. Nelson Vance. Jr, leaves TO.
morrow for New York city. from which
point he sails next Wednesday on tho
White Star liner Teutonic for LIVER
pool. He expects to be gone three
months
Mrs. AL. Glass and sister, Miss Elsie
Whitaker, left during the past week for
New York city, where they will spend
the remainder OF the winter.
Miss Lyde PAUL leaves next week for
Old Point Comfort, Va, where she goes
for the remainder OF the winter
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Hustead left yes
terday for Clarksburg to attend tho
Goff -Bassel nuptials.
Mrs. George y. Caldwell returned
Friday evening after a brief visit to
Washington, Pa, friends.
During the past week. Miss Elizabeth
Cummins and Miss Annie Cummina
visited Washington, Pa. friends.
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway,
Wheeling's gifted pianiste. is in Pitts
burg.
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NOT give. she Q1Q not muCHH lIOWH
A maiden up to date was she,
Football she knew from A to H..
She kissed him, and then, laughingly,
She said: That was touchdown.
Washington Post.
Tuesday afternoon last, from two
ntil five o'clock, Mrs. George K.
Wheat, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Frances j. Wheat and Mrs. A. Allan
Wheat, gave a reception which took
high place among recent local social
functions. The callers numbered
Hbout two hundred. The residence
3 decorated in exquisite taste for the
asidp. I, The receiving party were
listed by Miss Virginia Norton and
Elizabeth List, of Washington,
while Mrs William A. Isett, Mrs.
er H. Rinehart and Mrs. Jeanne
krschott presided over the choco-
n tea urns They were assisted
ses Helen Caldwell, Blanche
Frances List, Florence OFT,
alley, Martha List, Hattie List
young ladies busted them
poking after the wants of the
they were ushered into the
pom. During the reception
Re banjo, mandolin and guitar
coursed programme of their
.musiR. Mrs. George X,
u received IN a handsome gown
Ack silk crepon, with white
nj front covered with cut jet trim
Rgs. Mrs. Allie Wheat wore black
krepon, trimmed with cerise vel
The entire bodice WAS covered
spangled tulle. Miss Wheats
vas designed in New York. Miss
pre- black net over cerise
wedding, at Easton, Pa, on
1nesday evening, of Miss Gertrude
senbaum, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
wi ROsenbaum, of that city, and
yer Newberger, of Parkersburg, was
of the notable out-of-town events
lie past week in which Wheeling
1ety is interested. The ceremony
as at the assembly rooms of the
United States Hotel, and was per-
Formed by Rev. Klayburg, of New
York. The assembly rooms were elab-
berger, of Parkerst burg, W. Va, was
maid of honor, and'George Newberger,
Brother of the groom, was best man.
The ushers were Bert Leopold, of AL
topna, Pa; Sydney Schwarz. of Dover,
XJ.; silas BiddaAeimer, of Philadel-
phia; David ~ NA Charleston, w.
Va; Max Rq1 sbaum, of Philadelphia,
and David is, of Wheeling.
lp1on2H CHESTS were Mr.. and Mrs.
field, Eli Meyers, A. Dan
Bedichimer and Rev. MIR.
s. Gross, of Philadelphia;
of Wheeling; Miss Mollie
trauss, Mis- Nettie Roth
Minnie Mendels, Annie
81 Fish and William Mendel,
pf j.; Miss Clara Lehman,
Of m Miss Helen Lehman, of
Camb( d.; Harry Schwarz, Try
Ing Sd and Sidney Schwarz, of
The wedV of Miss Caroline Bas-
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Entertainments

N ksr &ustache was just in bud.
lThcre in the dim lit hall they stood.
HE asked her if one kiss she would
! Not give. She did not muchh frown.
Ia maiden up to date was she,
Football she knew from A to q.
She kissed him, and then, laughingly,
She said: That was a touchdown"
Washington Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

Miss Laurie Bente. young daughter
of Rev. G. w. Bente, pastor of the First
NJ E. Church at Benwood, was hostess
to quite number of her Juvenile
friends at the parsonage of the church
last Thursday afternoon. The young