Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

dresses were made by Raymond Bauer,
president of the Assembly; Mayor a.
t. Sweeney, Charles Stein. T. J. Duffy
and others. Miss Ritz, John Morrow.
the Misses Weisgerber, Charles John
son w. K. Westwood, w. Galding,
Will Nesbitt, Prof. Cuas. Aillmyer and
others contributed numbers to the pro-
gramme. Refreshments were served
throughout the evening. The dele
gates were also entertained with an
outing at Wheeling Park, and on We'd
nesday evening were escorted through
the Whitaker mill
The Porterfelo families of this sec
ton will hold their annual reunion
on august 9Th, a, lie home of w. H.
Porterfeld, near Belmont, o.
The Ladies' Camp Ground Associa-
ton has arranged for concert on
Thursday evening of this week, to be
given by the heatherington Band of
bellaire.
The Carroll Club issued invitations
during the week for their first annual
outing, which will be given at Wheel
lug Park on the 18th inst. Cards re-
ceived by members urge them to invite
their friends with a view to making
the affair a big success. During the
afternoon there will be concert music,
and at night there will be dancing in
the Casino. The Opera House band
and orchestra will play. A programme
OF special attractions is being arranged
by committee which has that fea-
ture in charge. Like all social enter
tainments given by the Carroll Club.
the outing promises to be a delightful
affair.
Between the hours of eight and
eleven o'clock Thursday evening, Miss
Gertrude Frew gave a reception at her
residence on North Main street. in
compliment to Miss Elizabeth Harden
Tayler, of Bethany, and Miss Shively,
OF Kansas. The interior of the resi-
dence was very tastefully embellished
with potted plants, flowers and green
cry. On a veranda, illuminated with
Japanese lanterns, a delectable lunch
con was served. The guests numbered
about rs.
A quiet but very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the bishops parlors of
the Cathedral residence Wednesday
evening, the participants being Mr..
Lewis Newman and Miss Katherine A.
Smith. The Rev. Father O. H. Move
ofiieiated. The attendants were Mr..
Chas. p. Smith, brother of the bride,
and Miss Mae Cunningham. The
groom wore the conventional black.
while the bride was very becomingly
attlred in a gown of old rose six. At
ter. the ceremony the young couple
We're driven to the home of the brides
parents, where an informal reception
was held, after which they departed
over the Panhandle for Bethany. w
Va, where the groom has charge of
the construction of the Nave Mansion
at that place. The groom is a pros
porous young business man. being con-
nected with the firm of w. w. Wood
Planning Mill Co., and the bride is a
charming young lady of the East End.
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The Cotillion Club conducted an
other of their pleasurable dances Fri
day evening at Wheel.Sg Park Casino.
A large crowd of society people were
in attendance Mester's orchestra
rendered an excellent programme of
dance music for the occasion. The
patronesses of the affair were
Messrs. William F. Stifel. Julius Pol
lock, Joseph Gibbs and j. D. Culbert-
son. Special cars conveyed the at
tendants to and from the park.
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Cards were received in this city Tues
day announcing the marriage of Miss
Mollie CLANCY, of Clarksburg, to Mr..
Lynn ]. Carskadon, of that city. Mrs.
Carskadon has a host of Wheeling
friends.
Yesterday afternoon at Wheeling
Park Casino Prof. George Delbrugge
rendered reception and dance to the
members of all his juvenile classes in
dancing. The hours were from two
until five O'Clock. Very many young
people were in attendance and the af-
fair proved most enjoyable one.
A very enjoyable boating party COM
posed OF Martins Ferry society people
went up to Sisters Islands Wednesday
evening on the river.
The annual Martins Ferry Sunday