Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-17

Laughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles e.
Bailey, of the Island, will take place
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. at
the Fourth Street M. Z. church. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. ]. l.. Sooy, D. d., pastor of the
church. 1t will be followed by a re-
ception at the home of the brides
parents.
Miss Martha OFT entertained a num-
Der of friends with Welsh rarebit
party Friday evening, at her home on
Fourteenth street. Ii was compliment
airy to Miss Bonney, of Baltimore, who
is guest of Miss Lydia Good.
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Friday evening the Young Ladies'
Society of the ST. Paul German church,
of South Wheeling, gave a very success
full apron social. The president of the
society is Miss Dora Fisher. The sup
per table was in charge of Miss Marie
Bishop; apron stand, Miss Annie Zu-
lauf; ice cream and candy booth, Miss
Annie Koch. The various articles were
won as follows: Doiley, Miss Annie
Slicker; silver knives, Mrs. Driehorst;
vase, Mrs. F. Rothermund; rocking
chair, August Grade; wooden orna-
ment, Mrs. Rev. Haas; tidy, Mrs. Mon
ohan; tea set, Mrs. Rev. Haas.
Mrs. Lizzie Gosney very pleasantly
entertained number of her friends
at her home on South Wood street.
The hours were pleasantly scent in
various social amusements, supple
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The kaffee visitc given at the Arion
Thursday evening was delightful sue
cess. After the supper, which was a
gastronomic feast, dancing was indulg-
ed in in the ball room.
The supper and bazaar given Thurs
day evening by the ladies of the con-
gregation of the Kirkwood M. E.
church was complete success, social
ly, artistically and financially.
One OF the most notable of the
| church entertainments of the fall sea-
son was the bazaar which was given
ell last week in the Auditorium of the
Carroll Club, by the ladies of st.
Joseph's Cathedral parish. The differ
| ent booths were assigned to the or
| CARNATIONS of women in the congrega-
! ton, and all worked zealously to make
! the affair success. The preliminary
work resulted in handsome donations
which were displayed at the different
! booths and found ready sale. The
different contestants turned in large
sums The hall and boothg were en-
| Ao11 WI; atx
| dence of the artistic taste of the ladies,
and their ingenuity was manifested in
| the many special features CT the bazaar.
Mrs. Annie Crosby, of South Eoff
street, was rendered a pleasant sur
prise at her home Tuesday evening by
| the ladies of Garfield Temple, l.. G. Z,
| Although taken completely by surprise.
| she was equal to the occasion and
proved a most entertaining hostess.
| The party was arranged by her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. II. Walter, in honor of her
| birthday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Kennard Me-
Mechen gave the first of series of cat
Homes" at their residence at Naples
| Croft, Pleasant Valley, Thursday after
noon and evening. The decorations
| were lavish and exquisitely beautiful
| In spite of the inclemency of the
| weather, large number of Wheeling
society persons called. Mrs. McMech-
en- was assisted by Mrs. Kate Caldwell
of Texas, Misses jamie and Lydia Good
and their visitor, Miss Bonney, of Bal
timore. Mrs. w. B. McMechen presid-
ed at the tea table. Detachable refresh
ments were served. Another reception
will be given next Thursday afternoon
! 21st inst.
| A delightful dance was given Friday
evening by a number of members OF
the Majestic Club, at the quarters oil
| the organization in the Hornbrook
| block, on Main street. After several
| hours devoted to terpsichorean enjoy
ment. a banquet was served at C. F.
| Held's cafe.
The marriage of Charles F. Freese
] and Miss Ella Greer Foster was SOL
emnized Thursday at noon at the par
sona~e of the First Presbyterian church
! by the Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, in
the presence of immediate relatives
They left for the East. and will be q!
home to their friends at No. 2403 Chap