Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

Miss Kathryn Gilbert and Miss Oracle
Marie Mccoy. 1t was Miss McGoy's de-
but in public and she was especially
commended for her efforts. Loretta
Heiner appeared in a ~Tambourine
dance and May Haley in a Butterfly
dance. John and Helen South were
also among the performers and gave
the "Zizzy, Zizzy. Zum, Zum" dance.
Another very pleasing feature of the
evening was a cake walk, in which
some of the participants were: Bea-
trice Kellar, Loretta Heiner. Alberta
Gompers, Roberta Blum, Gertrude
Stauver. Helen Gorsage, Frances Muir
ray, Kathleen Gilligan, Margaret Gill;
gan, VIM. Gilligan, Virginia Gilligan.
Marguerite Gorsage, Thomas Mccain,
angela Jepson, Mary Gorsage, Theresa
Stauver, Josephine G%illigan, Loretta
Bach, Sarah Jepson, Angela Marker,
May Marker, Catherine Gilbert, Agnes
Savageoit, Basel Savageot, Angela Ny
! ers, Loretta Blum. Grace Marie Nc
Coy, John South, Helen South, Helen
McFadden, Alfred Wilkie, Rose Gavin,
and George McFadden. After the
dances came a number of tableaux,
including "Grandma's Story and
Fairy Tales" which were beautiful
II effective. At the conclusion of the
children's programme, the older people
took possession Of the auditorium, and
very pleasantly devoted the remainder
OF the evening to dancing and other
social diversions. Miss Lizzie Gundling
furnished the music for the children's
dances, and Prof. Killmeyer, the music
for the grand march and entry of the
Queen and her court. The children
showed careful training, giving the in
tTicate and fantastic figures of the
various dances with ease and accuracy,
and truly merited the greetings of ad-
miration from the audience. The win
ners in the cake walk were Helen Cor
sage. Helen South, Joe Gilligan and
John South. The affair was in charge
of the following committees: Enter
tainment committee-Miss Julia Flad-
ing. chairman; Miss Cora Matthews,
Miss Carrie Erb, Miss Emma Zoeckler.
Miss Anna Hoffman, Miss Rose Heiner,
Miss Margaret NcFadden. Dancing
committee-Albert Flading. chairman:
Waldo C%arnahan, Walter Cochran,
Lawrence Steinmetz. Refreshment
committee-Mrs. Harry Truschel, chair
man; Mrs. Louis Heiner. Mrs. ChaS.
Aul, Mrs. Will Lutz, Mrs. Chas. Water
house, Mrs. James T. Handlan. Miss
Clara Welty, Miss Mamie Zoeckler,
Miss Minnie Aul. Miss Flora Welty,
Miss Eta Weitzel, Miss Margaret How
ard.
Wednesday evening, at the Arion
hall, the members of the Upchurch
Lodge, A. 0. U. W., gave a very plea
SAINT hop, which was attended by a
large number OF persons. Dancing was
continually in order, to excellent mu-
sic, furnished by an orchestra, and al
a seasonable hour the guests assembled
in the dining apartments of the club
house and partook of an elegant lun-
cheon. 1t was the first of a series OF
similar events to be given under the
auspices OF the lodge during the sea-
son. Those composing the committee
on arrangements were Messrs. Charles
Brandt. A. NJ. Fair, Charles Blackburn,
Lee jenkins, Theodore Grade. Edward
and VIII Bach, James Purparra and
Edward Thallman.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Dit
maAf VI luAS CITY, anu MISS bessie
Dow, of Elm Grove. took place at the
parsonage of the English Lutheran
church Wednesday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, the officiating minister being
Rev. Samuel Schwarm. The groom is
a well-known and popular fireman OF
the hook and ladder company. and the
bride Is a charming and accomplished
young lady. Mr.. and Mrs. Dittman
viii shortly go 10 housekeeping in the
Fifth ward. They have the wishes OF
their many friends for success and
happiness.
Miss Mary PAUL viii entertain the
Twentieth Century Girls with a lunch
con az her home on North Main street
next Friday afternoon.
Wednesday evening Miss Katie Snid-
er was rendered a very agreeable sur.
prise by a number of her friends at her
home on North Main street, in honor
OF her eighteenth birthday. The hours
were pleasantly spent by the guests in
various diversions OF a social nature
and at the conventional hour refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Lizzie Riebe, Clara Hun.
german, Mamie Dixon, Clara Metzner