Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-24

Alex. Campbell, Lewis Grubb.
Clinton Campbell. Jas. Gardner
Dr, ANDREW Wilson, DR.. Reed Baird,
Bates ButIer, VIII Miller.
About ninety couples attended the
Cotillion club dance Thursday evening
at Wheeling Park Casino. Although
rain fell at periods during the even
ing, the rain only rendered the attend
ance at the dance more delightful.
Meister's orchestra furnished the mus
1c for the affair. The patronesses were
Mesdames S. S. Bloch, Jos. Speidel, G.
K. Wheat and ]. j. Holloway. The
hour was late before the last of the at
tendants arrived in the city. The next
Cotillion of the season will be conduct
ed on the evening of July Sd.
Prof. George Delbrugge
the next meeting If the Junior Cotil-
lion at Wheeling Park Casino, for
Thursday evening. June 2Sth. Meis-
ter's orchestra will play.
The annual outing of the Retail
Druggists Association at Wheeling
Park Tuesday evening was attended by
J RANA HioSAoIo AIOII ILLS CITY anu
surrounding towns and proved an oc-
casion OF genuine pleasure. Assem-
bling in the bowling alleys the mmbers
divided into two teams, the captains
being W. S. McElroy and Charles
M~enkemller, and contested for a num-
Der of handsome and serviceable prizes.
The winners were Chatham Sinclair,
OF Benwood; DR.. J.. r. Manley, VIII
McElroy, John Coleman, Christian
Schneff, and Mr.. Schrader, of Wheel
ing; George Ralston, of Martins Ferry,
and Charles Arnold, of Bellaire. An
elgant luncheon and a number of i'm
promptu speeches followed the bowling.
The mmbers of Wheeling City Lodge
No. 2, Star of Bethlehem, gave a very
successful lawn fete at the old Handlan
homestead On South Chapline street
Tuesday evening. Japanese lanterns,
which were advantageously strung
from one tree to another, brilliantly
lighted the grounds, and concert music
was rendered by Meister's band. Many
persons were present to partake OF the
Organizations hospitality, and whiled
away : very pleasant evening.
Miss Edna Kell was very agreeabIv
surprised by a number of her friends
who assembled at her home on Seven
teenth street Monday evening in honor
OF her birthday. The hours were de-
lightfully devoted to various games and
several prizes were awarded. Tempting
refreshments were served at the usual
hour.
Many lovers of music and devotees
OF fashion attended the sommernachts-
fest at the Wheeling Park "Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the
Arion Singing Society. A programme
OF rare and pleasing musical selec-
tons was rendered, in which quite a
number of talented vocalists TOOK part.
The various numbers were very cred.
1tably given and encores were ire
quent. After the concert dancing was
in order and continued until one
o'clock the next morning the guests
returning to the city on special cars.
William Loeffier, Carl Behman, Otto
Werner, Harry Ritter, Jacques Front,
{. w. Freiter and Joseph Kurtz com
posed the committee on dancing. and
c. W. Kreiter, Louis Laue. Herman
Heckel, j. G. Jung, Carl Behman. F.
j. Diegmiller and ]. F. Emig were
members of the committee on arrange
ments. Those attending were hospit-
ably entertained and refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
Mckay, at Sistersville, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding Wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock, when their
daughter, Miss Eva, was married 70
Mr.. Joseph Boyer. Rev. T. A. Ander-
son, pastor OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church, performed the ceremony in the
presence of a limited number OF the
relatives and intimate friends of the
principals. The young couple were at
tended by two little pages, Ralph
B~roadwater, Jr., anG Clarence Mccoy.
a brother of the bride, and two flower
girls, little Misses Clemenza and Leila
Stealey. The bride was attired In a
becoming gown Of white duchess, trim
med with mousseline de sole applique.
She wore a bridal veil and carried a
beautiful bouquet OF white roses. Mfrs