Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

side, and MISS Mary Finucan 81
Washington, Pa, we're quietly married
Tuesday evening at the residence of
the Rev. G.. G. Sheppard in Washing
ton. At the conclusion of a short we'd
ding tour the couple will go to house
keeping in this city.
Miss Angela Neuhard very delight
fully entertained her friends Thursday
night at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Jesse McCausland, at Echo Point. Dane
ing was the pleasant feature of the even
ing. The parlor carpets we're covered
with linen and afforded splendid OPP
portunities for the terpsichorean pleas
ures. An elegant luncheon was served
at midnight and the party returned on
a special motor at 1870 a. m. Those
present were: Misses Grey L. Miller,
Helen Perkins, Nell Huseman, Gardie
Danvers, Matilda Ise, Lulu Franzell,
| Carrie Osborne, Anna Slender and Miss
Huseman; Messrs. Edward A. Ankle,
Harry Dickey, Richard Otte, Will Eph-
Inns, John Lane, Percy Callahan, Will
Moore, Frank Ebeling, Ebert Lash,
Frank Hervey.
Mrs. Andrew U. Wilson and Mrs.
James K. Hall entertained the Married
Ladies' Euchre Club Friday afternoon
at the home of the former in Leather
woods
Thursday evening at their home in
the East End the Misses Molter charm
ingly entertained at progressive euchre
to a number of their friends.
A wedding of great interest in Wheel
ing will be that of Miss Elizabeth Shir-
ley Brockunier, the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Brockunier, to
Mr.. Wilson Ferguson, a wealthy young
business man of Reading, Pa. The en-
gagement announcement was author
lied this afternoon, and the new will
be received with pleasure by the num-
erous friends of the bride-elect. Ii is
said the wedding will occur in thefaIl,
early, probably in August.
Wednesday evening the Reineke's
Dancing Academy will give a full ses-
sion of dances at Mozart Park. The
affair will be largely attended from
Wheeling and Bellaire.
III III IliV SA1JOJ oOAO S'SASo ~
the past week was the picnic at Syca-
more Grove on Decoration Day given
by Misses Ethel Glass and Blanche
Schafer, two charming young ladies OF
this city. A tempting spread eft for
the gods" was served by the young
/ ladies present to which all did ample
justice. One of the chief amusements Of
the day was the tripping of the light
fantastic to the strains of an old fd-
die furnished by a native of the rura
districts. Other out door games were
INDUCED in until dusk, when all re
paired to tnis city, wishing for a re-
turn Of the happy day. Those in at
tendance were Misses Thelma Schut.
tier, Estella Wendell, Isla Sanford, Ger
trude O'Neil Maude Written, Gardner
Danvers, Blanche Schafer, Nell Schaf.
er, Doris Marstella, Grace Miller, Bess
Hanes, Helena Kraft, Gertrude Camp
bell, Ida Kraft, Bess Ingram, Ethe,
Glass; Messrs. Ed. Elig, Theo. Grade
Sam Windsor, Fred Guilker, Elwoot
Dobbs, Homer Gray, Frank Armbruster
Rudolph Schott, Arch Fleming, Gus
Hartlong, Alvin Cummins, Earle Me
Kee, Fred PAUL, Well Witham, Harry
Barber, Jack Brandfass, Albert Myers
Albert Loeffler.
The coming picnic at Wheeling Park
of the local lodges of the A. o. U. w.
annual A. O. U. W. day, promises tc
' eclipse all former celebrations Of a sim.
liar nature given by this strong organi.
cation in this city. The committee or
arrangements is working diligently
sparing no efforts to make this years
outing n to be long remembered. A
programme of amusements has been ar
ranged which surely will strike all
tastes and please all those attending
Features of the outing will be-: Six
highest vaudeville acts free to the pa
irons of the outing; dancing in the Ca
J sino all afternoon and evening; con