Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-27

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furnished q most enhancing sight,
dimly lighting the moving figures with
the mellow glow shed about by Japan
csc lamps. The programme rendered
by the choir was pretty throughout.
The art room, prepared by the pastor,
proved a most interesting feature. Re-
freshments were dispensed during the
evening.
Tuesday evening. at the Zane street
churcn parsonage, Miss Martha Thomas
was quietly married 10 Mr.. Joseph S.
Pritchett, by the pastor, the Rev. C. H.
Mallory. Both young people are resi-
dents of this city.
Thursday evening. at her home at
Echo Point, Mrs. Frank j. W~aterhouse
charmingly entertained the Twentieth
Century Girls at progressive euchre. At
the conclusion of the afternoons con-
tests delectable refreshment was dis
pensed. The first prize, a handsome
white silk parasol, was won by Mrs.
Frank Hearne Crockard. Miss Eta
Harper secured the second prize, a
hand embroidered French lingerie. The
lone hand prize, a real lace collar, was
awarded to Miss Emily Pollock.
The annual summernachtsfest of the
Arion Society will be given this year
at Wheeling park cosino, on the even
ing of June 10th. Some unusually in
teresting features are being arranged
for the occasion.
One of the most successful affairs of
the kind ever conducted was The an
nual summernachtsfest of the Mozart
Singing Society at Mazort park We'd
nesday night. at which time occasion
was taken to tender a farewell recep-
ton to Messrs. Henry Schrebe aud Paul
Rigot, leading members of the society,
who leave to-day on an extended Ell
ropean tour. The Mozart society
chorus was assisted by the choir of st.
Pauls Lutheran church. which num-
bers thirty voices. This Swelle1 the
concert feature to fifty voices, and un-
der the able direction of Prof. Her
man Schockey, the choral numbers
We're magnificent. Instrumental music
was furnished by a brass orchestra.
The prizes for the bowling contests
were awarded as follows: First. Au-
SASb -Aldl AIllSt. 4Ul, SStOllU JUN 0Oln,
1872; third, H. w. Schrebe, 1911. During
the evening in the pavilion, Prof. Kill
myer furnished an excellent pro-
gramme of music for dancing.
Yesterday afternoon, at her home on
the Island, Mrs. John P. Glass hcauti-
fully entertained the Island Euchre
Club. The prizes were won by the fol-
lowing: First prize. Mrs. Harry &.
Mendel; second prize, Miss Rose LII
kens; consolation prize, Miss Jessie
Martin; visitors prize, Mrs. A. Allen
Wheat; visitors consolation prize, Mrs.
John Frew.
Miss Florence Beuly was surprised
by a number of her friends on We'd
nesday evening at her home. A de-
lightful evening was spent in games
and luncheon was served at the usual
hour.
One of the most pleasing features of
the season was the birthday party Civ
en- at the home of Misses Vie Della and
Mae Belle Criswell, it being the ami
versary of their birth, Tuesday, May
22nd. Among those present were
Misses Charlotte Dixon, Lydia Nc
Nash, Jesse Shields, Lizzie Marsh,
Mae Uebhart, Veda Cunningham, Mae
Belle Criswell, Maude Ferguson, Rena
Marling, Maude Stanley, Minnie Cop
page, Nora Fry, Flora Vernon, Carrie
Reed, Sophia Erwin, Vie Della CHS
well, Flo Blatchley. Cora RAIDER, Lula
Goshorn, Messrs. Will Bowman, Franc
Blake, John RAIDER, Walter Morrison,
Frank Myers, Earnest Kuntze, John
Brockhart, John Tramlich, Harry
Werner, Mr.. Donley. Mr.. Abercromie.
John Bowman, Harry Robinson, Reed
Brison, Henry Kiel, Chas. Ross, Henry
Blatchley. Will Bye, Walter Miller,
George Hungarian, Harry Rine. Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Criswell and Sallie e.
Criswell. Several very nice gifts were
received. among them being a hand
some rocking chair from class No. 2, of
Chapline street Sunday school. Sever
al flash light pictures were taken by
MIR. Will Bye and elegant music was
furnished by Miss Vernon, organist,
Mr.. B~rockhart violinist, Mr.. Donley,
cornet, Reed Brison. mandolin. AT a
late hour refreshments were served
and all departed after enjoying a very
fine time throughout, wishing their