Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-08

| VIII De Kduee VlSlLe- On=lne LotH
| inst.
| Tuesday evening, at the home Of the
bride, in Wellsburg, Mr.. Homer j.
! Beard and Miss Lucina Hall were I'M
tied in marriage by Rev. j. F. Jose,
of the NJ. E. church. The newly
married couple went to housekeeping
at once
| Wheeling Lodge rs B. P-~0.
| Elks, is making arrangements for an
! entertainment at Wheeling Park, May
31st and June LIST, and the fact that
| it is an Elks affair is sufficient to in
sure it's success. The stellar attraction
will be a dramatic performance of
Mister Smooth the new vehicle for
the exploitation of Willie Golfers ca
! pacity as a creator of merriment.
| The Orpheus Male Quartette held a
very enjoyable anniversary stag social
| Monday evening at the headquarters of
/ the organization on Fifteenth street.
| The members spent the evening very
| pleasantly in music and games, and
partook of appetizlng refreshments.
Washington Council, o. U. A. M,
gave smoker Monday night at the
| home of the organization on the South
Side. An excellent programme of
music and addresses was rendered,
followed by an appetizing spread.
! The North Main street Euchre club
| held a business meeting at the home
| of Mrs. w. A Isett Tuesday after
! noon, to complete arrangements for
| their final entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat parlors
the Tuesday evening after Easter. On
this occasion the gentlemen will be in
vited.
The Mercantile dancing class issued
| invitations last week to all their
friends for a reception to be given
next Wednesday evening at Arion
hall, under the direction of Prof. Del
| brugge. Meister's orchestra will play,
and promises are quite bright for a
brilliant affair. All invitations are by
class members.
The Paris edition of the New York
Herald, of recent date, containing the
following, which will be of interest to
J the many friends of Mrs. McIlwaine,
who formerly lived in Wheeling:
| Mrs. David McIlwaine gave a dinner
on Friday in honor of her son, Mr..
Frank Kelley McIlwaine. Among the
guests were: Baron de Bernard de
Fauconval and Mr.. B. D. Woodward,
United States Assistant Commissioner
| General to the Exposition.
Louis Battelle was very pleasantly
surprised by about fifteen members OF
his Sunday School class at his home in
Bellaire Monday evening. The guests
were charmingly entertained and at a
| seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
Miss Bessie Fogle charmingly enter
tanned congenial party of her friends
at pedro Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Bridgeport
The members of the Twentieth Cen
fury Club were very Hospitality enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dubois
at their home in North Bellaire Tues
| day evening. Progressive pedro was
the principal advertisement of the
! evening and most enjoyable social
time was whiled away by the guests.
At the conventional hour dainty TO
! freshments were served. The contests
at cards were quite interesting. Miss
! Minnie Wassman won the first club
| prize and Miss Minnie Leach captured
/ the second club prize. MIR. Straighter
carried off the visitors prize. The WIS.,
itors present were Messrs Straighter.
/ William Parks and William Young;
Misses Elsie Leasure and Oral Dick
ems, and Mr. and Mrs. McGraw.
~
! Miss Maggie Drum, of Benwood
Junction, was rendered a very agreea-
| BILE surprise by quite number of her
friends at her home Thursday evening,
| in honor of her twentieth birthday.
Those present quickly whiled away the
time in various kinds of social amuse-
ments and at the usual hour elsgant
| refreshments were served. Among
those who attended were: Margaret
Prcndegast Annie Mcclure, Cecilia
! Hearne, Julia Barrett, Annie Hail.
Mary Hall, Bertha Riddell. Nellie Rid
dell. Blanche Reddell, Grace MARBLE
Lizzie Mccormack, Ella Donovan, Mol
! lie Donovan, Joe Donovan, and Messrs
Charles Kearns, George Hall, Edward
! Schane, Emory Gates, Charles Evans
/ Robert Drum, Richard Prendegast
James Tobin, Martin O'Malley Ezra
Schachtschneider and Herman Horstle-
man.
The first hop in the new Columbian
! Theatre at Bellaire was given Thurs.
ray evening by about ten couples OIL
| the city's leading young society people
in honor of Miss Kate Sanford, of Ely.
| ria, Ohio. who is the charming guest q
Miss Lottie Kelley. A pleasant socia
season was spent by those present.
The members of the Thimble Bee, oi
the First M. E. church, of Bellaire
were pleasantly entertained by Mr.
Wagner and Mrs Fitton.
| Prof Delbrugge's season comes to 1
close May 18th, at Wheeling Parl
Casino. The different classes will b.
continued until that time.
~
The ladies of the congregation oil
the Second Presbyterian church will
give an Easter market Saturday
Every kind of delicacy for the table
will be offered for sale.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church have settled upon May 10th al
! the day for the shirt vaist saia now n