Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-19
a NUMBER OF DELIGHTFUL AT.
FAIRS GIVEN IN SOCIAL CIR
Giles YESTERDAY.
CARROLL CLUB PROMENADE
WA a Comp1ete Success-The whaI-
Iy-Dent Wedding In Bridgeport
Last Nfght-Severa1 Other We'd
dings Solemnixed Yesterday-Soi-
rees and Other Events, Past and
Prospective.


of about two hundred guests composed
of the members and their lady friends.
The music was rendered by Prof.
Anton LaRoche, and was a splendid
feature of the affair. The Carroll Club
lancers were danced during the even
ing. At a seasonable hour the doors
of the dining room were thrown open
and the guests partook of a splendid
supper. The committees in charge of
the entertainment, to whose efforts the
credit for its success is due, were COM
posed as follows, namely:
Refreshments-Miss Anna Winger-
ter, chairman; Mesdames M. Sauva-
geot, Neill McFadden, John J. Coniff,
John Warehouse, Harry Gilbert. Geo.
Murray, E. P. Hughes, w. P. Lear, John
Coleman, John L. Giesey, Misses Mary
Gilligan Agnes Merge, Sabina Reilly,
Kate Gather, Agnes Hess, Helen Far
ley, Nellie Black, X. Miller and Kate
Erb.
Floor-Wm. C. Handlan, Jr. chair
man; Leo Carney, Thomas Stewart,
Harry Gompers, Eugene Kress, D. w.
Cochran, John Callahan, Geo. Evans,
Alfred Faulhaber, p. S. Joyce, Harry
P. Vogler.
The first meet after Lent of the ISL
and Duplicate Whist Club was held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
j. B. fancy. After a very ex%hilarating
and pleasant at arms, SO to speak, be-
tween the kings, queens and aces, and
the rank and file of the respective
whist forces, an adjournment was had
for light refreshments. The club will
be entertained by Mrs. Julius Pollock,
of North Chapline street, next Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ward, OF South Penn street, en-
tanned the Island Euchre Club and a
few other friends at her residence yes
terday between the hours of 2 and 5
p. m. This being the first meeting of
this club since the Lenten season be-
gan, it was particularly enjoyed by the
ladies present. After a pleasant ses-
sion with the cards, most delicate and
seasonable refreshments Were served.
The next meeting of the club will be at
the residence of Mrs. Harry Mendel, OF
North Ernpf Cfrnnt IN NFa1nnS1nxr
May I'd.
The North Main Street Euchre Club
held their final meeting last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. K. Wheat. The affair was man
aged by the lady members of the club,
who did every thing in their power to
make the meeting such a fattering
social success as it was. Seven tables
were in use during the evening and a
number of interesting contests were
waged. When the game ended an ap-
petizing repast was served. The first
prize, a beautiful Tiffany cut glass
DoNl, w 40 CdPCulCu ny .. lSdDClld
Irwin. The second prize, a black Rus
STA leather ZaZa pocketbook, went to
Miss Blanche Haase. The gentleman's
first prize, a leather pocketbook, went
to Mr.. Morgan Berger. The second
prize a silver match safe, went to Mr..
lack Robertson. The club will reor-
ganized in the early autumn and an
ticipate many delightful sessions next
winter.
Last evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church in Kirkwood, the mar
rage of Miss Georgia Dent and Mr..
Charles S. Whally was solemnized by
the Rev. Joseph A. Donahey, in the
presence of a large number of invited
guests. The church was artistically
decorated with palms and smilax and
presented a beautiful appearance. As
the wedding party entered the church
the tuneful strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march broke the silence and
Tie DliuG anu SIOOIu uIdlSuSu up the
aisle, preceded by the flower girls, Miss
Margaret Graham and Miss Virginia
Dent, who were dressed in white and
carried ascension lilies. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Lena
Dent. the maid of honor, and Mr.. R. B.
Naylor, the groom's best man. Next
were the bridesmaids, who eacn carried
a boquet of ascension lilies. They
we're Miss Mary Graham, Of New York,
Miss Blanche Koen, OF Warrington,
Misses Minnie Kuhn, Clara Sharp,
Charlotte Duncan, Bessie Fogle, of
Bridgeport. The ushers were Messrs.
H. C. Brues, ]. D. Merriman, Of
Wheeling; Frank J. Colburt, of Sisters
Vile; Virgil Clayton and B. Koen, OF
Warrington, and Park Alexander, Of
Bridgeport. After the ceremony the
party left the church TO the strains OF
the wedding march from Lohengrin,
and were driven to the home of the
bride at Brookside, where about one
hundred guests Toasted upon an elab-
crate wedding dinner. after which the
happy couple left for Wheeling, de-
parting on the 1925 O'Clock train over
the B. & o. for different points in the
East where they will sDend two weeks