Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
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have been sent = friends q the pr
" a 1san mss' e. !, & ho Ss9Ftnsy
Of your presence at the marriage OF theil
daughter.
Edna Carter.
DR.. Stewart Brown Muncaster.
on Tuesday, February eth.
st. Johns Church. washington. d. c.
Cards enclosed state that the newly
welded couple will be at home Tues
days after March 18th at No. 1913 *
street, Washington.
Miss Jennie Neill was hostess to the
Island Euchre club last week.
Six tables were required to &C
commodate the guests. At the close OF
the play, Miss Jessie Martin was de-
clared winner of the first club prize,
and Mrs. J. B. fancy was awarded the
consolation. The visitors prizes were
won by Mrs. Zach Robertson and Miss
Wilson respectiYely prizes were
especially appreciated, being all o1
hand painted china, the work of the
clever hostess.
A very pretty wedding was solemnfz-
ed at Moundsville Thursday, in the
parlors of the Mound City hotel. The
happy principals were Mr.. Thomas
Conley and Miss Mary Foster, estim-
able young persons of Sistersville.
The cake and candy market at St
Matthew P. e. church yesterday, was
very novel and successful affair, en-
riching the treasury of the Kings
Daughters, under whose auspices il
was given, and providing sweetmeats
for scores of persons 1t opened at
nine O'Clock in the morning and contin-
ued all day, the lecture room being
thronged with patrons. The commit
tee in charge consists of Mrs. George
b. Caldwell, chairman; Misses Jesse
Berger, Ella Brice, Gene Baguley, Es-
telle Commerford, Agillia Commerford
| Ella Chew, Martha Caldwell, Sue Cald-
well, Edna Ewing, Bessie Morris, EN-
lily Pollock, Louisa Rinehart and Eva
Wilson.
The Players, whose recent artistic
production of "A Bachelors Romance
at the Opera House, is still fresh in the
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were charmingly entertained two even
ings during the past week by young
ladies who were cast in the play. We'd
nesday evening Miss Grace Hoge en-
tertained in delightful manner at her
suburban home at .'Waterview," anti on
the following evening Miss Henrietta
Rinehart was the charming hostess at
her apartments at The Severn on Main
street. Progressive euehre was the
feature of the latter entertainment
and the prize winners were Messrs.
Will rice and George Kyle.
A party of physicians, among whom
were DR.. Reed Baird, DR.. H. P. Lintz,
DIR. Robert j. Reed, DIR. w. c. Etzler,
DR.. S. L. Jepson, DR.. S. L. S. Spragg,
DR. Andrew Wilson, DR.. e. A. Hildreth,
and DR.. H. P. Baguley, were entertain
ed by DR.. W. P. Megrail at dinner at
his residence on the Island, Friday
evening. DR.. Megrail acquitted him.
self very creditably as host, and those
present experienced an enjoyable So
cial time.
The young lady students Of the
Academy of the Visitation, Mt. de
Chantal, gave one of the most enjoy
able musicales of the scholastic year
Thursday evening. Among the parti-
cipants, all of whom acquitted them
selves very creditably, were Misses Luz
III and Loretta Hannah, Lillian Daur,
Gertrude Fox, Annette Collins, Sadie
Cunning, Frances Montague, Teresa
Hanifan, Marcella Weiner, Anna Sui
Ivan and Rosa O'Brien.
Monday evening Mrs. Anthony Mon
ahan was rendered very pleasing sur
prise by number of her friends, who
called at her residence on South Wood
street, in honor of her birthday. Dur
ing the evening dancing and other So
cial amusements were in order and a
most delightful social time was pass
ed by those attending. A number of
pleasing musical selections were rend-
cred for the occasion by the Droop-
ing Willow Mandolin and Guitar club.
At a seasonable hour elegant refresh
ments were served.
The marriage of Joseph Hildebrand,
of Benwood, and Miss Mary Elkins, of