Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
SOCIAL Entertainments.
A NUMBER OF PLEASING SOIREES
AND HOME AFFAIRS GIVEN
LAST EVENING.
wHITEHEAD-sCoTT NUPTIALs
At Welisburg Last Evening-Groom
Was Formerly of This City-A
Smoker ut the Carroll Club To-
Night Coming Weddings and
Other Affairs i'm Society.

| A charming wedding was solemnized
in Wellsburg last evening at six
o'clock in the presence of large as
| semblage of relatives and friends of
the happy contracting parties. The
bride was Miss Besse, the charming
| and talented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Scott, of Wellsburg, and the
groom was Mr.. George c. Whitehead,
son of Mr.. Ralph Whitehead, of
Wheeling. Mr.. Whitehead is book
keeper for Wellsburg glass company.
The bride and groom were attended by
Miss Clara Dornan and Mr. Alfred
Mark. After the ceremony and con-
CALCULATIONS Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead
departed for the east, where they will
| spend their honeymoon, returning to
| make their home in Wellsburg. The
out of town guests present were Misses
Name Gavin, Claire Gavin, Mayme
Cowl, Mary B. Smith, Mary Whitehead,
Stella Whitehead, Mrs. Ralph White
head, EdW Picket, Edw. Whitehead,
Alfred Mark, all of Wheeling; John
Lindsey and Peter Gladfellow, of Steu-
benville.
! Wickensowens Symphony Orchestra
will make its debut at the Carroll Club
this evening. The occasion is a bow
lers smoker and contest between a
team representing the Carroll Club and
the Wheeling All Stars. Two games
will be rolled by the cracks after
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dining room, where a cold luncheon
and cigars will be discussed. So as to
| make the occasion a gala one, the
club has gone to the expense of bring
ing this famous body of musicians
here, and they will entertain the bowl
ers during supper. This event is en-
tirely for the benefit of the members
Of the Carroll Club League and a few
invited guests. The teams will line
up as follows:
Carroll Club-Weitzel, Cochran,
Vogler, Sonnefeldt, OBrien, Handlan.
Wheeling - Stevenson, Marschner,
Brown, Turner, RAIDER, Fette or Knoke.
Games start promptly at 8 o'clock.
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An entertainment will be given by
the Rabbi Wise Guild, a society COM
posed of young ladies of the Syna-
gogue congregation on Tuesday even
ing, May 8th, at Arion hall. A can
tata given by the children will be one
of the principal features. Much in
terest in the event is being manifested
by the Hebrews of the city, as the en-
tertainment is given for charitable
purposes.
Miss Martha G. OFT entertained few
friends at progressive euchre last even
ing, at her home on Fourteenth street,
complimentary to Miss Alexander, Of
Canton, Ohio, the house guest of Miss
Lydia Good. The game lasted for two
hours, and when the contest ended an
appetizing luncheon was served. The
prize winners were Miss Helen B. Cald-
well and Mr.. Will Brice.
The Island Progressive Euchre Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Harry
Mendel, on North Front street, yester-
| day afternoon. The hours were from
two until five o'clock. A very pleas
ant session was had, after which re-
| freshments were served. This was the
| last meeting of the club for the sea-
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| son.
| Miss Emma Steinbecker, a teacher
in the grammar department of Richie
| school, and Mr.. Louis carp, well
known machinist of the city, will be
married at the home of the bride on
South Jacob street. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. P. ]. Hob,
Of 1,tlaran Church
Last evening Miss Mollie Fox and
Mr.. w. Cochran were united in mar
riage in the Cathedral parlors. Both
are of East Wheeling and are we'll
known young people of that part Of
the city. The groom is employed at
the Central glass works.
Miss Lizzie Nolte pleasantly enter
tanned a small number of her friends
with a card party last Tuesday even
ing at her home on Thirty-third street.
The evening was enjoyably spent by
all who participated.
The next entertainment on the Car
roll Club programme will be the chill
dren's May party on the afternoon of
the 14th inst. 1t will be a very elab-
crate affair, and the little folks who
are to participate are already rehears-
ing their parts.