Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-01
PARKERSsURG.

Parkersburg, w. Va, December 81
The marriage of Mr.. Harry P. Camden
and Mrs. Julietta Blackboard, both
prominent in local society circles, is
announced to take place early in Feb
Tuary, at Trinity church.
The marriage of Mr.. William Morris
and Miss Mary Murdoch occurs early IN
January, and the couple will occupy the
w. p. Rathbone residence on upper
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Rathbone enter
tained at whist ON Thursday evening at
their home on Ann slreet.
The Halcyon Club dance at Progress
Il Hall on Wednesday evening was one OIL
the most enjoyable social events OF the
year, and was prominent success IN
every particular. The full Auditorium
orchestra, directed by Prof. j. G. Ar
noldA never furnished better music.
Y banding commenced at $50 and ended
~ 80. Ices were served during the
wing, and at midnight toothsome
Supper was served Ralph FlnneA
IND Monroe Shrewsbury, as masters
u ceremonies, acquitted themselves
spAendidly. Among those present were
MisA> Moss White, Berryville, Va; MISS
SymIhes, Texas; Miss Hanna, Clncln~
natl; fIiss Carnahan, Wheeling; Miss
Mckay, Miss Dale, Miss Davis, MISS
: Jennie KNOWLES, Marietta; Mrs. n. H.
Moss, Mrs Eetherell, Mrs. Amber,
Nh. /. P,Stzman, Mrs. w. D. Paden,
s &ofer, Mrs1>J. F. Hutchinson, Mrs.
alter Fleming, MisSNMartin, Miss Am
der. Miss Bradenbaigh, Miss Paden,
miss Thompson, Miss Nan Snodgrass,
Miss Braughton, Miss Meigs Jackson,
Miss Julia Smith, Miss WeFherell, Mss
Finneil Miss Lillian Mbffatt, Miss
Mict Harris, Miss Hariett Van Win
kle Miss Mary Van Wrinkle, Miss
Blacxford, the Misses Desford, MISS
Nelly, Miss Lowry, Miss Ann dis, Ed
gar Stewart, Morgantown; Mr.. Ride
moor, ST. Louis; Charles Tcopy, Ed
ward Follett, Harry Dawes, Marietta;
AW. F. Dana, Will Wolf Walter Flem-
ing, H. I. Protzman, Bradford ana
Talbot Hiteshew, Amos and George
\ Gordon. Monroe Shrewsbury, r. c.
HRichard, F. K. LOOMS, II. P. Camden,
kprigg D. Camden, Curtis Williams,
Harry Bartlett, Frank Bradenbaugh,
leo. w. Sommers, Charles Martin, j.
Taggart, w S. Cash. Edward Will
! IN. Lewis Thompson, P. D. Turner,
harles Alexander, w. E. Cash, p. W.
fox, Ralph Finnell, Gale Ebert, w. f.
kelly, w. G. Peterkin, H. H. Moss, Jr.,
I'M. Amber, Jr., and Ernest john
New York
ISIS Elizabeth Bradenbaugh left
rsday for Toledo, O., where she
visit.
Myer Newberger, one of ParkerS-
g's prominent and popular Hebrew
Dcitizens, will marry Miss Gertrude
Rosenbaum, of Easton, Pa, on Janu-
/ airy 18th.
Mrs. B. r. Blackford is home from
visit at Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kellar and
daughter, who have been sojourning IN
the East since Mr. Kellar disposed Of
his business here, are visiting in the
city.
The Animal club Jea.s delightfully."-
entertained in 1eparlors of the Hotel
Van Winklerm Wednesday night, and
an interesting game of whist was in
duIgeX in. Loyal Gilbert won the
prize
Miss Enthnia Downs entertained the
extreme young set at her home On
Green street on Tuesday evening.
C. A. Bukey spent the holidays at
the National capital
George W. Thompson, who is home
for the holidays from college, enter
tanned in an elaborate manner on
Tuesday evening at Maple Lawn. the
beautiful home of Mrs. Thompson, on
Seventh street.
Mai. G. d. Elliott, of the Second w.
Va. Infy., was prominent visitor in
the city on Wednesday. ~
Hon w. A. Ohley, of Fairnpnt, was
in the city this week en/route to
Charleston.
DR.. c. E. Haworth. @editor of the
Huntington Herald, wafn the city this
| week, called here by e illness of his
father-in-law, T. nton.