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

Mr. White is connected with the firm
OF Foster & Watkins, and is quite
prominent in Pythian circles, more
especially the Dramatic Order of the
Knights of Khorassan. The happy
couple have the best wishes of host
OF their friends.
Mr. Charles D. Reed and Miss
Amanda Venting were quietly mar
ried at the parsonage of the North
Street M. E. church Wednesday night
at nine o'clock, Rev. G. B. Graham of
ficia..ng. Both the contracting par
Ties reside at Sistersville The groom
is successfully engaged in the oil bus
mess and the bride is a popular young
lady at that place.
Invitations have been issued for The
wedding of Miss Bessie A. Martin, Of
lie North End, and the Rev.-W. b.
Pierson, of Fairmont, to take place
on May 18th. The ceremony will he
performed by the Rev C. B. Graham
at the North Street NJ. E. church.
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Miss Anna Schentzner charmingly
entertained congenial party of her
friends at her home in Fulton Tuesday
night The guests very pleasantly de-
voted the hours to cards and other
social diversions and at a seasonable
hour refreshments were served.
A pretty and quiet wedding cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Lafferty
Greer at the parsonage of the Stone
church at Elm Grove Monday night at
nine o'clock, the principals being Mr.
J. w Hughes and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Chambers After the ceremony
which was witnessed by anlJ a few OF
the relatives and friends, an elegant
repast was served at the home of the
bride. The groom is a well known
bookkeeper in the employ of the La
Belle Iron Company, and the bride is
a most estimable young lady
The Lyceum at the Methodist church
Of Wellsburg, Tuesday evening, was
well attended, and it is earnestly hoped
that this may not be the last one, as
they have ever been most instructive
and entertaining. The music was
charming. Miss Inez BLACKBURN, OF
Bellaire. possesses a very pleasing
voice, and our own Mrs. George ap-
peared at her best in very beautiful
selection. Rev. Jose made his debut
before a Wellsburg audience in a solo,
and was heartily encored. He lectur-
ed, also, on "Reminiscences Of the
Johnstown Flood"
At the home OF Mr. and Mrs. James
PAUL, at Sunny Bank" Wellsburg,
on Monday evening, was the scene OF
the most brilliant and witty assembl-
age ever seen here. The affair was in
the nature of Shakespearean char
acter party, and about fifty guests sat
down to dainty banquet The toast
master for the occasion was j. c..
Palmer, Jr., and the following respond
ed: Judge Hervey, Mrs B. F. War
den, Mrs. c. E. Gullett, and Mrs. Mar
tina Hindman. Some of the costumes
were noteworthy and beautiful, a num-
Der of them deserving special men
ton: Mrs. James PAUL, as Desde-
mona; Mrs S. George, Catherine of
Arragon; Mrs. B. F. Warden, Lady
Macbeth; Mrs. D. w Baird, Cordelia;
Misses Martha George and Alice Camp
bell, Merry Wives of Windsor; Mrs. G.
E. Gullett, Katherine the Shrew; Miss
Sarah Duval, Portia ]. C. Palmer, Oc-
tavious Caesar; John Erskine, Romeo;
c. E. Gullett Petruchio, and a number
Of others. As each guest was present.
ed, he or she recited quotation from
the character represented, and Miss
Sarah Duval won first prize for guess
ing correctly all present.
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Mrs. Samuel Haziett, Of Echo Point,
entertained the Married Ladies' Euchre
Club Friday afternoon The prizes
We're won by Mrs. J. J. Holloway and
Mrs. Howard Simpson.
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The final affair of the season was
given at the rooms of the popular
Majestic club last Tuesday evening. 1t
was in the nature of farewell recep-
ton to Mr. and Mrs. James Riddle,
who departed for Europe on the fol-
lowing day Dancing and kindred
amusements were INDUCED in, and at
the conventional hour refreshments
were served by Plate and Hane Prof.
Ktllmyer furnished the music for
dancing, and the guests, after bidding
Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle bon voyage" ad-
journed to their homes at an early
hour the following morning. Those
present were Misses Helen Perkins. Do
retta Morgan, Lulu Franzell, Isla San
ford, Matilda Ise, Carrie Meyers. An
gelica Neuhard Grey Miller Gardie
Danvers, Pearl Taylor, Lottie Moore,
Ethel Glass, Charles Ebelirg, Theo-
dore Grade, Percy Callahan. Edward
A. Ankle, VIII Moore. Erville Morgan,