Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-21
IN SOCIETY.
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Last evening at the Harper residence
in Pleasant Valley, very enjoyable
musicale was given for the benefit O.
the Home Missionary Society of thf
First Presbyterian Cnurc... A silvel
Offering was taken ait the door.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Voice-'Im Wearin' Ava "............-
Miss Martha OFT.
Voice-"Bonn:e Doone" ,................--
Miss Eta R-nehart.
Voice" Bonnie, Sweet Bessie" ....G Gilbert
Miss Virginia Harrison.
Reading Selected ....6..................
James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Louise Hubbard.
Voice-(a) "Katie's Letter" .:...:":.
~, .Rosan;on;d;; Lady iba D mipade
Voice-(a) May Morning" ..............-
(b) Annie Laurie .........:........---
Miss. Grace UpdegraT. -,
Miss Hubbard
At the tArion Club last night Prof.
George Delbrugge rendered a dance
to the Married Peoples Club. Quite a
number were present,
This evening at the Linsly armory
the Glass of OF" will conduct their
annual mid-winter hop. Meisters or
chestra has been engaged for the occa-
sion.
This evening at her home on South
Front street, on the Island, Miss Eliz-
abeth Fleming Harrison will entertain
the Friday Night Euchre Club.
Yesterday afternoon in Squire NJ. j
Fitzpatrick Office the Rev. Bartel-
baugh united Mr. VIM. A. Brown, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, and Miss Dora Klop-
riner, Of Magnolia, O., in marriage.
Mr.. Fred C. Roller, of the South Side
and Miss Ella Barr, of Broadway, Mar
tins Ferry, were united in marriage
last evening at eight o'clock at the
parsonage of the Zane street M. E.
church in the East End, the pastor
the Rev. c. H. Maloney, officiating
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to the home of the bride
where a pleasant reception was held
The happy young couple received quite
number of appropriate gifts. The
groom is popular business man, be-
ing connected with the Roller produce
arm and the bride is most estimable
young lady.
The concert given by the Princeton
men at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, consists of the Glee, Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs. The programme
is especially attractive thsi year and
includes a number of combination
pieces. The Banjo and Mandolin Clubs
appear together and the Glee and
Mandolin Clubs, and in one number
all three clubs take part and the re-
suit is at once pleasing and unusual
The business manager of the organ
ization is w. S. Smith, of New York
City, a member of the senior class
The assistant manager is A. T. Chris
holm. of Cleveland. Ohio, a member
of the junior class.
Immediately following the concert
the club will be entertained by a re-
ception given by Mr. w. II. Vance at
his residence on North Main street
after which the members leave on their
private train for the East.
Miss Laura Dalzell and Miss En-
lily Ray Pollock entertained the Coun-
try Club last evening at the home OF
the latter on North Chapline
street, at progressive euchre
Five tables were engaged during the
evening. At the conclusion the first
ladys prize, a silver Dragon brooch
went to Miss Laura Stifel. The con-
ISOLATION was won by Miss Ethel Ewing
1t was real shell hairpin. The first
gentlemans prize, a card case, was
awarded to Mr. James Ewing, and
the consolation, an ebony nail brush
mounted in silver to Mr.. Henry Stifel
At a seasonable hour refreshments
were served.