Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-11

/ exclusive set are to be united in mar
riage during the spring The bride-to-
be is one of the most attractive young
| ladies in Wheeling, and is very talent
ed. The prospective groom is prom
inent young professional man.
A large and congenial PARTY of
friends of Mr.. Andrew T. Ray called
upon him Tuesday evening at his home
I ON Thirty ninth street, taking him
| completely by surprise. He proved
/ very entertaining host, however, and
! the affair proved an occasion of unal-
| Logged pleasure for all who were pre-
sent. Mr. Ray and others contributed
dramatic readings, and vocal and in
strumental music was rendered by the
guests. At the conventional hour an
appetizing collation. was served
| 49,
Mrs. H. 0. OFT charmingly entertain
ed a number Of friends at cards Friday
! afternoon, at her home on Fourteenth
| street.
The engagement has been announced
Of Mr.. Edward Custer and Miss Martha
Genther. two popular and estimabie
young persons of this city.
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The members of the Christian En-
| deavor Society of the Second Christian
/ church have made arrangements Tor a
supper and social to be given at the
church on Zane street, on the evening
of the 18th inst.
Next Wednesday Mr. Otto Carpenter,
/ of the North End, and Miss Josephine
Wurtzbacher, of the East End, will be
united in marriage. The attendants
VIII be Miss Minnie Nichols and Mr..
William Wurtzbacher.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stilwell charm
| ingly entertained the Mary Liz Social
| Club" of Martins Ferry, at their home
in Bellaire, last Saturday evening. The
principal diversions were dancing and
progressive euchre, and a very pleasant
social time was spent by all. Miss
| Maggie Angus and Miss Alice Price
tied for lady's first prize, and Miss
Maggie won. Mr.. J. Smith won the
gentlemans first prize, Miss Emma
| Armbruster captured the lady's BOBBY
| prize, and Mr.. M. Rowley the gentle
mans BOBBY prize.
tanned few of his friends at his home
on Charles street. Monday evening, in
honor of his twelfth birthday, and a
delightful evening was spent by all.
Those present were. Ralph Sherratt,
Millard Uthman, Elmer Milligan, For
! est Coulter, Irwin Schafer, Chester
Schafer. Blanche Uthman, Frieda Coul-
ter, Belle Milligan and others. The
| of
sents.
The 'Ramblers, pennant winners of
| the Carroll Club Bowling League, cell
ebrated their recent victory by giving
a banquet at Gavin's cafe last Tuesday
night. Covers were laid for fourteen,
and an elegant supper was served.
Numerous good stories were told by
Mr.. Peter Loane, and Vincent Owens
gave several splendid recitations. Mr..
| Walter Cochran sung his famous ban
ana song, which WAS the main feature
of the evenings entertainment. Those
present were: Messrs. Peter Loane, of
Baltimore; Rudolph Jose, of Chicago;
Bert Picket, Walter Cochran, Joe Bal
ger, Glen Kirchner, John Shaw, Jason
Stamp, Henry Balzer, Herbert Rihel-
daffer, Robert Halisy, Geo. Sauva-
geot, Vincent Owens and Alex. Schwa-
benton.
The Busy Bee club held very en-
joyable session last Monday evening at
the home of Miss Clara Renner, on
Market street.
The ladies of the auxiliary to Parkc
Division of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, are making arrangements
for an entertainment to be given in the
auditorium of the Carroll Club on the
evening of 10Th inst.
Misses Anna Dunning and Mary Hall
pleasantly entertained a number OF
their friends Wednesday evening al
their home on Nineteenth street. The
hours were devoted to cards. music and
dancing, supplemented by an excellent
luncheon at the usual hour.
Mrs. T. NJ Carlin entertained a num-
Der Of friends at cards Thursday
evening, in compliment to Mrs F. A
Jones, Of Warren, O., and Mrs T. A
Jordan. of Nashville, Tenn, who are
visiting in the city Considerable en-
joyment was extracted from the con-
tests with the pasteboards. which Eere
followed by a delectable luncheon.
~
Miss Bertha E. Britt celebrated the
anniversary of her birth Wednesday
evening by entertaining merry and
congenial party of her young friends
at her home in the East End. The
hours were whiled away in dancing and
cards. Appetizing refreshments were
served during the evening.
The members of the Boys Scientific
Club observed the first anniversary Of
their organization Friday evening. with
an excellent dinner at the residence Of
the Rev. j. l.. Sooy, D. D., on Chaplins
street. The club was organized fol-
scientific study, and meets every week
The boys assembled at six O'Clock, ant
a half hour later repaired to the din.
ing room and partook of course din
ner. The POSTMASTER was Leon White
| Spargo. Toasts were responded to ny
Joseph Bodley Brooks. Earl McAdam:
Giesey. William Thompson Burt, Will
liam Seybold Travis, Albert Nelson
Rogers, Harry Loughman Porter ant
4 Benjamin Stanton.
A recherche home wedding tool
place Wednesday evening, at the resid
ence of MS and Mrs. Marcus Reich, OF
ThirteentD street The happy prin
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