Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30


One of the most enjoyable stag social
affairs In the history Of the inst1tu-
ton occurred Wednesday evening at
the Carroll club. 1t marked the close
of the clubs summer bowling league
tournament After substantial re-
past cigars were lighted and Mr.. ]. J.
Coniff, who presided as POSTMASTER,
took charge. Speeches were made by
Colonel Thos O'Brien, Mr.. Frank Cruise
and Mrs. T. S. Riley Afterwards the
prizes in the bowling contest were
awarded. The Fort Henry team Sc
cured first team prize. The highest
average prize went to Mr.. Harry
Vogler, and high individual score prize
to Mr.. Walter Cochran.
At st. Alphonsus' church Wedncs-
day morning at nine o'clock occurred
the marriage of Mr. Michael Kupski and
Miss Anna, daughter Of Mr.. August
iWeckerly. Mr.. and Mrs. Kupski will
make their future home on the South
Side. Wednesday evening supper
and dance was rendered the couple at
Blazers hall, and very enjoyable
enening was passed.
About eight couples of the friends
of Miss Belle O'Brien, of the South
her home Wednesday evening. The
early part of the evening was spen. IN
playing euchre Miss Ida Molter won
the first prize, while Mr.. George Hun
geman won the consolation prize. Re-
freshments were served at an onpor-
tune hour. The latter part of the ev-
ening was devoted to dancing.
A number of South Side young ladies
gave very enjoyable dance Wednes-
day evening at Mozart Park.
The wedding of Miss Katherine, the
daughter of Peter thinner, of the
South Side, to Mr.. Louis Senne, of the
H. F. Behrens Co., is announced to oc-
cur shortly.
On Wednesday evening Patrick Foy
was united in marriage to Miss Emma
Smith, of McCulloch street, Sixth ward.
The attendants were Albert thinner
mann and Miss Anna Smith. Rev. Will
lam Ulfert performed the ceremony.
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Thursday evening Miss Nan Hoover
and Ella De Voir, two OF Steubenville's
popular ladies, were entertained by
the Misses Nelson, Of Martins Ferry
A mandolin club furnished the music
and dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour, when an elegant repast was
enjoyed.
Miss Maggie Milligan, of South Wood
street, gave select hop Friday even
ing at Mozart Park. in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Ortha Milligan
John Pebna and Miss May Tuespo,
both Italians, were married Thursday
at the Cathedral by the Rev. Father
Hall David O'Neil was best man and
Miss May Purpina was bridesmaid.
Among those present were Mr.. John
Papamora and family, OF Pittsburg,
and Mr.. Loggomassi and family, of
this city; Joseph Campbell, Daniel
Mossburg and Jessie Jackson. James
Purpura was master of ceremonies at
the reception given to the couple at the
home of John Biebietts, on Market
street between Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-seventh.
The Young Peoples Dancing Glass
held their first meeting of the season
Thursday evening at the Carroll Club
auditorium. The class will meet every
Thursday evening during the week.
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The marriage Of Officer Charles Bail
ey and Miss Bessie White occurred
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sonage. Rev. J. T. Morton performing
the ceremony. THE happy couple then
repaired to tSeir new home on the
county road, where they will be at
home to their many friends. Mr.. Bail
ey is one of the city's efficient police
officers. He is also a very popular
young man. The bride has been the
popular night operator at the telephone
station, and was most efficient central.
The host of friends of the couple unite
in extending them their best wishes.
The Elks. of Bellaire, gave very
successful concert. Thursday evening for
the benefit of the Galveston sufferers,
and a handsome sum was realized.
The following excellent programme was
rendered by local talent and Heath
erington's band.
PART I.
The Blue and the Gray. .Chattaway
Heatherington Elk Band.
Grand Litertoire- Mariana. ........ Wallace
Band
Vocal solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Lena, Archer.
Reading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Miss Rosamond Duga.
Iuartette ...-.......-.- selected
VIII Milligan Albert Heatherington. John
Hopkins. Chas. StrahL
Colanthe Waltz Observation-Disclosures olzbard
Band.
PART III.
Electric Wave March. ................ Sutton
Indian. War Dance .............. Bellestedt
Band
Vocal solo-"For Old Times Sake" Harris
/ ~ Bert Hopkins.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons. :tthree rounds
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Miss Duga.
Batoi throwing.
Will Hepburn.
The Gem from the South -. by request
Band
Miss Archer was ID excellent voice,
and her selections were enthusiastically
applauded. Another feature of merit
was the readings by Miss Rosamond
Duga. The other participants all ac-
quilted themselves WE'LL
On the 18th inst there was quiet
wedding at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
d. A Colbert on Gravel Hill, Beliaire
The bride Elsie NJ Parsons is a cousin