Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25

stead of the 18th, as had been the GUS
| tom, while the daughters-in-law. with
| the memory of that birthday dinner
| table fresh in their minds, will no long,
err gainsay the truth of the fact that
mothers cooking is entitled to all the
/ praise which her sons have ever ac-
corded it. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dowler,
of this city, Lieut.. Charles Conner and
wife. of Moundsville, and Mrs. and Miss
/ Hawn, also of this city, We're present
as invited guests, and added much to
the enjoyment
| Many Wheeling people are interested
! in the coming marriage at Washington
D. c., of Miss Edna Carter McCortney,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
R. MeCortney, to DR.. Stewart Brown
Muncaster, of that city. The wedding
will be solemnized in St Johns P. E.
church on Tuesday, February n, at
noon.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
was handsomely entertained at the re-
sidence of Joseph Gibbs, at Echo
Point, Friday afternoon. by Mrs. Gibbs
and Mrs. D. Carter List, and closed
with this entertainment its winter sea-
son. The prize-winners we're Mrs
Harry Cecil Whitaker, Mrs. Frank
| Waterhouse, Mrs, James Kelsey Hall
and Mrs. B. c. Dent.
~
The Linsly Military Ball, which IS
to be given next Monday evening, un-
| der the auspices of the class of 1900,
promises to be brilliant affair. The
class has been most assiduously at
work, in order to eclipse all former eff
forts The armory which is model
place for dancing. looks as 1t never
looked before. The class colors, blue
and white, are arranged tastefully with
the beautiful flags and stacked arms,
and the a9mory is now a place of en-
| chantment. and a scene never to be
forgotten Following is a list OF the
| patronesses: Mesdames Platon Zane,
Charles F. Killmeyer, B. c. Dent.
w. b. Peterson, James S. Gibbs, ]. W.
Grub. Music will be furnished by
Meister's orchestra.
One of the prettiest entertainments
of the week was given by Mrs. Oliver
T. Rhodes, at her North Main street
home, Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs Ebert Duncan, OF st. Paul.
Being the eve of Washington's birth
day every appointment savored of the
patriotic, the decoration of the dining
room being composed of the national
colors in silk and floral festooning.
The hours were from to 6.
Mrs. Bernard Horkheimer delightful
ly entertained the Charity Whist club
at her home on Sixteenth street, FRI
day afternoon.
Miss Annie Often, of South McCol-
Tough street, was rendered reception
and dance at Myers hall Monday ev-
ening, in honor of the eighteenth ami
versary of her birth. Following were
the guests present: John Steurnagle,
Will Linsley, Harry Schafer, Harry
Payne, Lewis Summa, Harry Kline.
George Warner, Ambrose Habig, VIII
Smith. Ed Baker. Fred. Bachman, Otto
Schnepf. Anthony Conner. Harry Cling
er, Will Steel, John Flading, Fred.
Sunderman, Galord Morgan, Ben Spell
del John Dye, John Cain, James Farm
err. Fritz May. Will May, Ed. Hanke.
Charles Romer, VIII Slader, Andy
Gelner George Hagmyer, George
Clark. Charles Armbruster, Joseph
Cause. VIII Nolte, James Hughes, Chas.
Kettler. Joe Frable, John Ehrle, Joe
Lutte, Robert White. Joe knight, and
Beller Manning. Charles Brison, Chas.
Timberlake and VIII Wade, OF Mounds
Vile; Misses Anna Auten. Esther
Blues. Winnie Ianehan. Marie Brett.
Anna Schafer, Carrie Hess Bertha
Hess, Clara Orm. Gertrude Glass. Lilly
Lesline, Carrie Klagus. Susie Hague
myer, Dora Beckmyer, Annie Schooner,
| r Cob CnnnQnRpT
Maggie Stuernagle, Cora Stuernagle,
Minnie Kennedy. Sadie Hanke. Emma
Summa. Gusta Summa, Helen Nc
L.aughlin, Celia Fisher, Laura Warner,
LENA Warner, Lottie Delbrugge, Nellie
Gibbons. Blanche Marshall, Mary Zim-
norman. Frances Habig. Eliza Nleho-
las. Tillie Nicholas, Ida Sunderman.
Nellie Schnepf. Lizzie Sundernan,
Mamie Minkmeyer. Annie Baum. An
ME Ehrle Julia Renhof. Lena style.
Ida Smith, Martha Auber, Mrs. James
Farmer, Mrs. John Flading, Mrs. Harry
Ginger.
Miss Florence Smith, Miss Annie
Gaughan and Miss Minnie Dopler gave
a surprise party Friday evening In
honor CT Miss Mary Gaughan's birth
| day. The main features of the even
ing were dancing and games, and at
the usual hour tempting refreshments
were served. Fifteen couples were
present and the young people tripped
along merrily until the small hours OF
morning. The prize waltz was won by
Mr.. Louis Dimmey and Miss Annie
Henry.
Miss Margaret Laing delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her friends at
; her home on North Market street.
Those present were Misses Rachel
,, Henry. Daisy Frazier, Jennie Frazier.
I.eoto Mayer, Jessie Greer. Bertha Pat
ton, Margaret Laing. Messrs. George
Mu1doon, Charley osterman, Charley
Modar, Charley Zoeckler. Charley Hon.
! man, David Henry and Calvin Coates.
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James Percival Harker and Miss
Bessie Hornbrook were united in mar
rage Thursday evening at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Hornbrook, on South Tenth street,
Cambridge, Ohio. Promptly at half
past six O'Clock. to the strains Of the
wedding march from Lohengrin, the
bridal party took their places. The
! young couple were united IN marriage
. nv TDr Russell r. p0ue with the sol