Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-13


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Twin Stars. ,....................e. thaminade
Miss Eta Rinehart andt Miss
Helen Schwertfegerl
When Thou Are Near, ...,..., .....Lohr
Mr.. Harry Jamieson.t
a. I'm Wearin' Ava ........... -. Foote
Miss Martha OFT.
a. Ny True Love Hath My Heart Nancy
Miss A Metzner
Misses Caldwell. Frazier. ilne-
hart, Hicks, Hoge and OFT.
Nobil Signor I!uguenotsl. ..... Meyerbeer
Blow, Blow. Thos wintry Wind. Sargent
MIR. Jasper Baum.
Mrs. Waterhouse and Mrs. Leon
Klee
Mrs. Waterhouse, Misses Caldwell
Rinehart, Frazier, Metzner, Dali
zell, Stfel, Hall, Hicks, Wheat, OFT,
Hoge, Prince, Schwertfeger and
a. My Flower ........................R Ronald
b. Non ha Gotta (Crispino lie Com
are) Miss she c,a,dwaii Rieei
a. Drink to Me only............Old English
b. My Little ove........,...........H awley
Mr. Curtis Clark.
e. T ,3a NY My songs. H9hn
Miss Eta Rinehart.
The Time VIII Come. .............. Herbert
Mr.. David Crawford
May limo CWritten expressly for the
occdslon1 .....................CI Clara Ricct
Mrs. Waterhouse, Misses Caldwell,
Frazier Rinehart. Metzner, Stltel
Hicks Wheat. Hoge, OFT, Prince,
Schwertfeger and Mrs. Klee.
49, AcSSxIpanist. Mrs. Riccardo Ricci
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A most charming function was the
social side of the opening of the
Wheeling Golf Club links yesterday
at Woodsdale, and made particularly
SO by most charming day. Shortly
after p. m. the players OF both sexes
began arriving, and by o'clock the
course was dotted as far as the eye
could reach with golfers and their
caddies. The gay colors of many of
the ladies' costumes, with the bright
emerald background, made the scene
unusually attractive. BY 4 o'clock the
large piazza of the club house was
well covered with chairs, which were
filed with guests slipping delicious tea
or lemonade and partaking OF sand
witches and cakes, which were served
occasionally and beautifully by the
following named ladies of the club.
Mesdames James Cummins. John II.
Storer, John l.. Dickey, James Paxton,
Fl. NJ Harper, Edward Franzheim. b.
w. Peterson and William Glessner.
During the afternoon there must
have been at least 100 present, many
coming in their private rigs, and the
expressions of pleasant surprise at the
oh nh Of 40 fftnqfinIt
were general. In fact, every one was
pleased and hoped it would not be long
until it vas repeated.
On Thursday evening the Reineks
Dancing Academy, under the direction
of Jacob J Reineke, will open the
summer hep at Mozart Park Prof
Killmeyer will furnish the music, and
no doubt it will be the most brilliant
and enjoyable event of the season.
Large crowds Of society people Of
Wheeling, Martins Ferry and Bellaire
viii attend.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Patrick Devinney, Of
Martins Ferry, and Miss Rose
Shaughnessy, of East Wheeling, next
Tuesday. Nuptial mass will be cele-
brated at the Cathedral by Father Har-
ris, after which the newly married
couple will leave for New York.
Mrs Sarah Williams very pleasantly
entertained a number Of children Fri
day evening at her home on the Is
land, in music, games and kindred
diversions. supplemented by tooth
some refreshments.
The pastor entertainment given at
the parsonage Of the Chapline Street
NJ. E. church Friday night, was one
of the most pleasing and successful
church affairs of the week.
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Mrs. Joseph Gaus pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF her friends at
Meyers hall. on South Eoff street,
Thursday evening. in celebration Of the
twenty-first anniversary OF her birth.
The hours were devoted 70 dancing. for
which Prof. Nolte provided the music.
Other social amusements were indulg-
ed in. and at the conventional hour a
bountiful luncheon was served to the
guests.
Mrs. George Wells was the charming
hostess to the members Of the Thurs
day Afternoon Club. at the home Of
Mrs. Wells on North Main street, last
week. The diversion was cards, and
the contests with the pasteboards were
productive of much pleasure. Light
refreshments were served.
A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized on last Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Hoop, on
South York street. in which Mr. G.
Edward Meyer and Miss Mabel Lee
Wheatley were the principals. The
groom is the genial bookkeeper at
Geo. E. Stifel & Co. 8. while the bride
is the winsone sister Of Mrs. Hoop
and for the past few years has been
with the John Friedel Company. The
attendants were Miss Nell Cowl and
Mr.. Henry Gtoller The ceremony
which was the pretty ring ceremony
Of the Lutheran church, was perform
ed by Rev Or. Schwarm. The nevis
welded pair will be at home to their
friends at No. 146 South Broadway
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