Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-05

town, and the bride is an estimable
young lady, who has for some years
held the responsible position of day
operator at the Bell telephone exchange
in Bellaire. They have the best wishes
of host of friends.
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The Mozart Singing Society gave its
opening concert and ball Wednesday
evening at it's handsome and commodi-
Gus quarters on South Jacob street.
Some of the best local talent assisted
in the rendition of the exceptionally
pleasing concert programme, and the
dance which followed was participated
in by large number of visitors, and
| nearly every member of the society.
Supper was served on the second floor
by the ladies of the society, and re-
freshments were served throughout the
evening. The hall was decorated hand
somely for the OCCASION. and nothing
was left undone that would add TO the
attractiveness of the occasion. The
committee of arrangements was COM
posed of Messrs. H. w. Schrebe, Frank
Riedel, August c. Nolte, Charles
Bruemmer, Henry Blum and Conrad
Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long entertained
their many friends in honor of their
golden wedding at their home west of
Bellaire on Thursday. The features of
the reception were quite appropriate to
the occasion. A large number of guests
were in attendance.
Miss Ella McCulley entertained a
number of young friends with Hal
lowe'en taffy pulling at her home in
the East End.
Miss Kate Ebberts and Mr.. Campbell
Savage, estimable young persons of
Greggsville, were quietly Joined in mar
riage Tuesday evening.
Miss Kate Elig was hostess to a
party of friends at her. home in the
North End, Tuesday evening. The
hours were pleasantly spent-in taffy
pulling and~other Halloween diver
sions.
Miss Kate Mcnamara gave charm
ing soiree Tuesday evening, at her home
on South Main street. The evenings
pleasures were supplemented by a
luncheon about midnight
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Mr.. Chas. Hanson, of this city, and
Miss Maggie McConnaughey, of Long
Run, were quietly joined in marriage
Tuesday evening, at the home of the
bride.
The members of the Shakespeare
Club, of Bellaire, very appropriately
observed Halloween in entertaining
-their--ffiends on Tuesday evening.
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Miss Nellie Hays, at her home in
Bellaire, Tuesday evening, held Hal
lowe'en party, at which quite num-
Der of young society people were pre-
sent. A very pleasant social time was
in progress throughout the evening,
and at a seasonable hour an elegant
luncheon was partaken of.
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The members OF the Forget-Me-Not
Club were charmingly entertained by
Miss Lena Archer in honor of Hal
lowe'en, at her home in Bellaire on
Tuesday evening Many different di-
versions of social nature were in
dulged in, much to the delight of the
guests. Refreshments were served.
Tuesday evening Miss Daisy Johns
ton rendered an old fashioned Hal
lowe'en party to the members of the
Country Club, at her home in Bellaire.
At the usual hour light refreshments
were partaken of by those in attend
ance.
Miss Beulah Smith was hostess to the
members of the Bow Knot Club at her
home in Bellaire, on Tuesday evening.
The features of the evening were quite
appropriate to Halloween, and were
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests pre-
sent. Choice refreshments were served.
The HallOwe en- party given by Miss
Lucretia Thalmann, at her home at
Mountain View" was a decided sue
cess. Vocal aud instrumental music.
games and taffy pulling were the
amusements of the evening. At the
midnight hour splendid supper was
served The inclemency of the weather
did not detract any from the pleasure
of the occasion, as those invited were
conveyed from the electric car to the
home of Miss Thalmann, and at the
parting hour were again driven to their
! respective homes.
A delightful Hallow Fen party<was
given by Mrs. Pierson S. Gould at her
home on Twenty ninth street. The ev-
ening was pleasantly passed with music
and games. Refreshments were served
in season. Among those present were
Misses Anna Fisher, Bertha Cook, Lulu
Goshorn, Anna Auten, Alice Shamoeh,
Dora Cook and Virginia Bowman, of
Wheeling; and Miss Myrtle Golf, of
Martins Ferry; Messrs. Chapline Wat
son, George Kraft, George Hasenauer,
Edwin Hockenburg, Anthony Cummins.
of this city, and Chas. Miller. of
Moundsville. ~
Mss Forgey pleasantly entertained
the Epworth League of the Thomson
Me. church with a Hallow Fen party
at her home on South Front street.
Mrs. w J. Campbell and Miss Bert
Shannafelt rendered an enjoyable Hal
low Fen party to their many friends
at the home of Miss Shannafelt, of
South Bellaire. on Tuesday evening
| The features provided for the enter
tainment Of the guests were Of an In
teresting nature, and all present exper-
l3enced delightful evening. Refresh