Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-19
SOCIETY In Midsummer.


Observation-Disclosures
, were in progress for three hours. The
lady's prize was won by Miss A. Baum
1 gartner and the gentleman's prize by
l.. P. Hillenbrand. During the course
of the evening the Happy Four Man
dolin and guitar club rendered an in
teresting programme. At seasonable
hour refreshments were served.
| ~
Sunday evening at the home of Henry
Blum, in Bellaire a most pleasant re-
ception was given to all the immediate
relatives of the family in honor of his
only son, Sylvan, being confirmed Sat
urday at the Jewish temple. About
forty persons attended, number COM
ing from Wheeling, An elegant sup
per was served, and most enjoyable
evening was had by all. Prof. An
tonic Roach furnished the music, and
! Miss Isabella Lazarone, of Atlanta, also
rendered several special selections of
music. This reception belongs to the
old Jewish CUSTOM and is considered
| Of much Importance, and carries with
1t certain emblems of the faith which
is impressed upon the young, who
have, by being confirmed, become fully
affiliated with the church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blum are accomplished in the art
OF entertaining their friends.
~
A marriage which was a surprise to
friends of the contracting parties was
| quietly solemnized Saturday evening,
at the rectory of ST. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal church, on the Island, the
Rev. Jacob Birmingham officiating.
The groom was Mr. A. II. Knoke,
cashier of the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, in this city, and the bride
was Miss BERTHE Hazlett, the charming
daughter of Mr.. Robert Hazlett, SUI
perintendent of the construction de-
partment of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Knoke
went to housekeeping Monday in res
idence erected by the groom on North
Front street.
Miss Bessie Welty was hostess to a
| few of her friends at her home On
| Twelfth street Monday evening in
honor of Miss Cornela Zoeckler. of
| Deadwood n. d. The hours were very
! pleasantly spent and at an appropriate
! hour delectable refreshments were
served.
/ The date of the knights of Columbus
! outing at Mozart Park has been chang
ed from the 23rd to the oath inst.
The Opera House military band will
! give another one of their concerts at
| the Wheeling Park August 21st.
| ~
/ Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Mr.. Archibald Bruce Sage,
| of Wellsburg, to Miss June Horn
brook. of Wheeling, to take place
| Tuesday, August 2Sth, at high noon in
| ST. Lukes church, Wheeling.
~
Prof. Charles Killmyer will entertain
a number of friends with a dancing
party at Mozart Park Monday evening
! Last Thursday evening Miss A. Raab
| gave a surprise party at her home in
| Elm Grove in compliment of her guest,
| Miss A. Baumgartner, Of Allegheny,
| Pa. The guests participated in various
| social amusements ana they were
most delightfully."- enjoyed by all. The
main feature of the evening was pro-
| gressive euchre. Six tables were in
! progress for three hours The lady's
| prize was won by Miss A. Baumgartner
and the gents prize by Col L. P. Hill
| lenbrand. A fine programme was also
rendered during the evening by the
| Happy Four Mandolin and Guitar Club.
I AT a seasonable hour an excellent
! luncheon was served. Miss A. Raab
! proved a most charming hostess to
all present.
/ The second series of concerts by the
| Opera House band and orchestra will
! be given at Wheeling Park Tuesday
evening, 21st inst The invitations is
! sued for the first of the series of
! dances are for the entire series.
~
| Upchurch Lodge No. 20, A. O. u. W.,
entertained their members and friends
on last Friday evening Features were
| a piano solo by Chas Brand, also solos
by Beuter and Baylett, after which an
elegant luncheon was served.
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One of the pleasant events of the
week was that of Friday evening at
the home of Miss Grace Lydick, of
South Chapline street. in honor of her
eighteenth birthday. After music and
games a tempting luncheon was
! served. Among those present was:
Misses Daisy Baker, Della Snyder, Lola
Elliott, Nellie Warner, Jennie Nolte,
| Title Kersin, Ven Notle and Della
| Harding, and Messrs. Leon Tappan,
William Heburn and Edward Baker.
Among the society events of the
week was a lawn party given in honor
of Miss Linda Bowman at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cunningham, on the
South Side. The lawn was beautifully
/ decorated with IananRSa lantarns and