Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-26
IN SOCIETY.
Continued from sixth Page.
and at the conventional hour the guests
partook of delicious refreshments.


partook of delicious refreshments.
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Last Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock, at the home of the groom's
parents, west of Bridgeport, Mr.. John
Kufbera, of Drill, Ohio, and Miss Mary
Havlik, of Sherrard, w. Va, were UNI
tied in marriage by Squire j. w. Nor
rell, of Bellaire. The ceremony was
witnessed by quite a number of the re-
latives and friends of the contracting
parties, and at the conclusion an ele-
CANT wedding supper was partaken OF.
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On Monday night, at Bellaire, the
members of Bellaire Lodge, NO. 26f, +.
& A. NJ, rendered quite pleasant re-
ception to their wives, sisters and lady
friends at their spacious and handsome
quarters on Belmont street. quite
number of prominent society people
were present and a highly enjoyable
social season was in progress through
out the evening. Shortly after the as
sembling of the guests, interesting ad-
dresses were made by number OF the
members of the organization and
brief programme, consisting of musical
and literary selections of high class
and participated in by Mis- Eva LIGHT
enberger, Miss Elsie LaZure and a
quartette, composed of Messrs. MILL
gan, Archer, Wassman and Norton
was rendered in a charming manner.
After the finale of the programme the
remainder of the evening was spent in
indulgence in different sorts of social
advertisements and at the convention
al hour the guests repaired to the din
mo ~ MT Of "a ha11 and r.
took heartily of an elaborate and pal
atable banquet. The reception was
preceded by an interesting business
session of the order, which convened at
two o'clock in the afternoon. The de-
gree of Master was conferred upon four
young men with appropriate ceremon-
les, at which officiated DR.. w. o. 5.
Piper, as master of lodge, and Rev. j.
T. Foster, as senior deacon. 1t was one
of the most successful affairs, comgln-
ing, as it did, business and pleasure,
ever given by the lodge
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last Tuesday afternoon by
the pupils of the lower grades of the
Benwood Central school at the Central
annex school building, and was largely
attended by the relatives and friends OF
the participants. The affair was held
in honor of Washington's birthday,
and the various exercises, which were
quite appropriate to the occasion, were
rendered in a pleasing manner.
On Tuesday evening, at Armory hall
in Bella.ire, a fair and festival was
opened under the auspices of Bellaire
;oht no IF CO15ay, 20 o1o
(and Bellaire City Temple, No. &c,
Ladies of Golden Eagle, and will be
continued until next Tuesday evening.
The affair was largely attended by the
members of the two organizations and
their friends each night dur!Ag the
week, and has thus far proven to be
signal success in every respect. A
number of interesting features, for
which those in charge as deserving of
considerable credit, have been prepared
for the occasion. The concert music
is being furnished by the Jr. o. U. A.
M. band and after ten O'Clock each
night dancing is INDUCED in to excel
lent piano music. Each booth presents
a very attractive appearance, having
been tastefully decorated in red, white
and blue bunting and neatly trimmed
in lace of many different designs.
Corps of comely ladies are to be seen
in charge of the various departments
of the hall, and are named as follows:
Supper table-Mrs. L. J. Gratz, Mrs.
Joseph Grow, Mrs. Belle McElroy, Mrs.
Fred Sweitzer, Mrs. B. Francis, Mrs.
Anna Hopkins, Mrs. H. Thomas, Mrs.
U. Vale.
Ice cream parlor-Mrs. Kate Kemple
and Misses Alice Steele, Edna Francis,
Ella Sutton, Eta Armstrong, Mary
Robinson, Irene Eckord, Amanda Dob
Ter and Bessie Sheppard.
Candy Booth-Mrs. L.. B. Rush and
Misses Lizzie Rush, Laura Steele and
Ida Sutton.
Fancy booth-Mrs. Lizzie Walker and
Misses Louisa Tiber, Tillie Mcdonald
and Fredda Vogleman.
Grocery store-Mrs. Anna Cline, Mrs.
E. Riel, Mrs. Emma Fry and Mrs. Huff.
Gypsies-Misses Mamie Patterson,
Ada Porterfield, Flora Bickel, Elva
Francis, Ethel Rush and Laura Heron
imu7.
Lemonade booth-D. NJ Whitmore
and John Blair.
Wheel of Fortune-C. R. Wolf, Cal
vim Rush and F. w. Lydecker.
The entertainment given on We'd
nesday evening at the United Presby-
terrain church in Bellaire, under the
auspices of the members of the congre
cation was quite a notable event and
was attended by large and appreciat-
i've audience. The affair Was given in
honor of Washington's birthday and
lengthy programme, consisting of mu-
steal and literary selections of a high
order, and entirely appropriate to the
occasion, was very pleasingly rendered.
The exercises were participated in by
quite a number of prominent and tai
rented folk, including the following
named persons: Attorney G. T. Moore,
Prof. George Turnbull, st. c. Archer,
Harry Taylor, f. Pine, Ben l.. Norris,
Herbert Ferren, Lawrence Du Bots,
Will Young, G. E. Hopkins, ]. H. Hop
kins and Miss Grace Warnock, Miss c.
Myers. Miss Gail Myers and Miss Mat
tie Althar.
Last Monday night, at Armory hall
in Bellaire, the Players club gave an
enjoyable masquerade ball, which was
very largely attended by the members
and their friends. The terpsichorean
art was freely INDUCED in throughout
the evening to some charming music