Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

daughter Of Mrs. Michael Finley. The
wedding was attended by limited
number Of the relatives and friends Of
the principals. Late Wednesday night
the young couple departed for Kansas
City, where they viii reside In the fu-
ture.
The baby show conducted at the ar
!. mory hall in Bellaire Thursday even
i ing by Mrs. Governs auxiliary of the
First NJ. E. church was quite a success.
Many people attended and the proceeds
were extremely gratifying. Each child
was the recipient of an appropriate
gift.
The Odd Fellows and Ladies Auxil-
larry of Bellaire are making elaborate
and interesting arrangements for their
May fair and festival.
~
Mr. George Miner and Miss Emma
Corbett, of Weegee, were united in
marriage by Squire Frank Mason at
Bellaire Thursday morning at ten
o'clock.
The fair and festival for the benefit
of the Pythian Castle Association a:
the castle during the week, was one of
the most suspicious events of the kind
in the history of the organization.
Each evening the members of differ
| ent branch of the order and their
/ friends attended and were very pleas
emily entertained by those in charge.
| The interior of the hall presented an
attractive and pleasing appearance
! each of the various booths being Law
ishly and tastefully DECORATED with
bunting and other materials of appro-
pirate colors. The various depart
ments, consisting of a fancy table
| apron booth, chocolate booth, fishing
! pond, wheel of fortune, supper table
and refreshment stand, were in charge
of corps of obliging ladies and were
j literally patronized. Quite a number
of contests were decided and some
handsome and serviceable prizes were
awarded. A special concert pro-
gramme was rendered each evening
and added materially to the pleasure
of the occasion The proceeds from
the immense stock of articles of nearly
every description, which was placed on
sale, were gratifying in the extreme
: and those having charge of the affail
are to be commended for their success
| The following named ladies officlated
! at the various booths:
Fancy Table-Mrs. j. F. Bonnette
chairman, Miss Mary Wagner, Mis-:
Stella Wendell, Miss Lehue, Miss Lena
Lenhardt.
Apron Booth-Mrs. George Weisner
| chairman; Mrs John Coleman, Mrs
Fred Brooks, Mrs. VIII Knoke.
Refreshment Stand = Miss Anna
Brasch, chairman; Miss Mary Levehan
I Miss Birdie Burke, Miss Tillie Brasch
Miss Jessie Brandt, Miss Hattie Burke
Miss Tillie Kruger and Mrs. r. Schaef-
er.
Supper Table-Mrs. George Bartollas
chairman; Miss Sallie Hall, Mrs. Fred
Hall, Mrs. Carrie Sauers, Miss Emma
Bartollas and Miss Clara Beiser.
| Wheel of Fortune-W. c. Weisgerber
Chocolate Booth-Miss Maggie Steur-
nagel and Miss Ssther Plues.
/ sN6 ~
Friday evening the members of the
| bowling league of the Young Mems
/ Christian Association appropriately OBJ
served the close of the winter season
| by holding a banquet at the building
AT eight o'clock the bowlers assembled
] in the dining apartments of the insti-
| tuition and partook of an elegant re-
past. Later a number OF toasts were
| given and the points and standing OF
the winter league were thoroughly and
interestingly discussed. John G.
Lynch, secretary of the association
acted as toast master and was respond
| ed to by DR.. William Petrie, Mr.. Ru-
dolph Schott, manager of the league
and Mr.. Edward NJ Hande. Before
the event closed it was decided to have
a summer league with four teams. II
was the third annual banquet of the
Y. M. C. A. bowlers, and the many
representatives of the various teams
attending spent a most enjoyable social
session. Among the guests present
were Joseph Watkins, Jacob Nash, Ben
Pinkus, George Johnson, Alfred Dinger
Frank Armbruster, Elmer Piepers
| Clinton Campbell, Arthur Meinhart
Tom Garden, Joe Miedel, Robert Vance
| Albert Schepp. John Paul, Charles RAJ
| der. Edward Hunde, Alfred Marks
Frank Miller, Roy Crago, Eugene Arm
bruster, James Candona and Jessie
King
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Dickens
very charmingly entertained a num-
Der of her friends at their home in
Bellaire, Friday evening, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Court Rankin, who re-
Gently returned from Porto Rico The
principal diversion was progressive
pedro. and the evening was most plea
sanity spent by the guests. At the con-
ventional hour dainty refreshments
wc.e served.
! Much interest is manifested in the
| initial entertainment to be given on
May Sth by The Rabbi Wise Personal
Aid Guild. This society has been or
ganized for personally attending the
t DOOR, The members are the young
/ ladies of the Eoff street Temple.
Miss Alice Bates, of Spring Grove. is
entertaining a house party in honor OF
Miss Mary Gardner, OF Steubenville, the
niece and house guest of Mrs. John
Frew. In the party are Miss Emily
| Pollock and Miss Jennie Jepson, of this
city. Miss Gardner leaves for her home
| in a few weeks.
! The Married Ladies Euchre Club VIII
give an entertainment next Friday
evening in Echo Point barn. Progress
i-sive euchere will be the diversion.
May "a has been fixed upon by Pro-
III