Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

l -
Tuesday evening, at her home in
| Bridgeport. The hours were given up
| TO dancing and kindred pleasures, sup
| plemented by refreshments.
~
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the week in Bridgeport was
/ the trolley ride Thursday evening I'M
| der the auspices of the Epworth
League More than one hundred tick
cts were sold, and the congenial party
thoroughly enjoyed the ride.
|
| Miss Nellie Kellar was the charm
| ing hostess to a party OF friends at
her home in McMechen Thursday eve
ming, the occasion being the twentieth
anniversary of her birth. A score OF
| guests enjoyed the diversions provided
by the young hostess.
The Virginia club of Slstersvllle,
gave an informal dance Wednesday
evening, in honor of number OF young
! lady visitors in the city. The Olym-
plan club gave its first entertainment
of the season Friday evening. Prof. Z.
Edmund Keane played for both affairs.
Dr. C. Edgar Kahle, of Sistersville,
and Miss Blanche Hayes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hayes, of the same
place, were united in marriage at hlgn
noon Wednesday, at the home OF the
brides parents. After receiving the
congratulations ard best wishes OF a
large number of friends, they departed
for the East on a wedding tour.
Miss Idelle Worrell entertained a
number of her friends very pleasantly
at her home on Penn street, Monday
evening. Dancing and music were the
diversions of the evening, and pleas
ant feature was the vocal and piano
solos rendered by Miss Myrtle White,
of Grafton. and Miss Maude Van Done,
of the Island. AT late hour eAceiiehe
refreshments were served
Reece Jones, the popular roller on
mill No. 3 at the La Belle, will depart
shortly for New Castle, Pa, where ne
will be welded to popular young
society lady. Mr. and Mrs. Jones VIII
reside in this city.
The choir of the Third PrespyteI!an
church held an enjoyable lawn lese
at the residence of Mrs. Rebecca Wnedt
of South Water street Wednesday eve
ring Quite a number OF the mem-
hers of the congregation ana .heil
friends were present The analr was
success in every respect.
One of the pleasant features OF Ihe
week was a euchre party Friday even.
ing given by Miss Jewel Kennedy, DIT
her home on Marshall street, Ben
wood in honor of her visitor, MISS
Joe Burns, of Allegheny, Pa.
Mr. John Johnson and Miss Knuth,
both of Bellaire, were quietly married
on Saturday, the goth inst. They nave
the hest wishes of their many 1rlellus.
The ladies of the Christian Church,
of Bellaire, gave very pleasing en-
tertainment and social at the Churcn
ON Thursday evening. A fine musical
and literary programme was rendered.
after which refreshments were served
Quite number of people were present
and an enjoyable time was spent gener-
ally.
On Thursday evening Miss Oral Dick
ems and Miss Mabel Lichtenberg ten
dered a marsh mallow toast to a large
number of their friends at the nome or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Dickens, OF
North Bellaire. The hostesses enter
tanned in a most charming manner and
it was midnight when the guests de-
parted for their respective huness.
The affair was pronounced social
success.
On Wednesday at high noon, Squire
Mason, of Bellaire, pronounced the
words which united in marriage Mr..
Andrew L. Lewis, of Pittsburg, and
! Miss Justine lanai, CT South Belmont
street. The happy couple is extended
best wishes by a host of friends.
Master Edmund Heatherington de-
| lightfully entertained a number of his
young friends at his home in South
Bellaire on Thursday afternoon. The
| time was devoted to various sorts of
! parlor amusements and tempting re-
| freshments were partaken of.
Miss Anna Parks very charmingly
entertained the members of the Bow
knot Club and their friends at her
home in Bellaire on Friday evening.
| The affair was in honor of Miss Marie
Kemple member of the organization,
who will depart the second week in
September for Oxford University,
where she is to enter the musical and
| literary courses. TIL features of the
evening were quite interesting and a
most enjoyable time was passed by all
-, off 10, IL xvo,J
, many wishes for safe journey and a
successful course of study at the Uni
versity.
At their home, Alime Heights, near
New Martin syilIe w Va. FRIDAY aven.