Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22


| ID. Earle Adams. The visitors prize
was awarded to Miss Alexander. of
Canton, O., the guest of the Misses
| Good. At the conclusion of the even
ings entertainment, delectable refresh
| ments were served.
| Announcements have been received
in Wheeling of the marriage of Miss
.. Kate Henshaw to Mr.. John H. Robin
son, April 26th at noon at the home at
Burton, w. Va, of Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
Robinson. Miss Henshaw was former
ly connected with the city hospital
/ staff and has large number of
friends in this city,
| ~
{ Invitations are out announcing the
coming wedding of Dr. W. O. Piper, of
Bellaire, and Miss Mary Edna Paul,
which will be celebrated at $3.50 o'c.ock
Oh the evening OF Wednesday, April
25th at the home of the brides broth
er, Mr.. Charles f. Paul, 100 South Penn
street, Island. Dr. Piper is one OF the
most prominent physicians OF Belmont
county. The bride has made this city
her home for some time past.
The Cotillion Club dance at the Arion
che events of the week Prof Del
! brugge introduced a new dance, which
promises to supplant the two-step in
| popularity. The programme for the
evening embraced an unusually large
number Of popular musical selections.
The attendance was large, and tie
given by the club.
~
At her home in Kirkwood Monday
evening Miss Bess Fogle gave a very
enjoyable progressive euchre party,
complimentary to Miss Georgia Dent,
who was married on the following
evening to Mr.. Charles H. Whally, OF
the Island. The hostess was assisted
in receiving by the bridal party. Play
was started at 9:20, and after many
exciting contests, toothSome lunch
con was served and the prizes an
nounced Miss Clara Forbes won the
ladies first prize, while Mr. j. G.. Dent
carried off the. gentlemen's honors.
Miss Minnie Kuhn won the lone hand
prize. The affair throughout was a
, most pleasant one and Miss Fogle
proved herself a charming hostess.
~
Gessner, popular and estimable young
persons of the East End, were quietly
united in marriage Monday evening at
the Cathedral residence. 1t was a
quiet ceremony, witnessed by but
few intimate friends of the contracting
parties.
Miss Ethel Roberts was the charm
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Monday evening, at her home on the
Island. The solree was given in COM
pliment to her guest, Miss Alice Will
liams, of Charleston. The evening
was given up to music, games, and kin
dred social pleasure, supplemented by
a delectable luncheon.
~
Mr.. viii Connolly, of Homestead,
Pa, and Miss Flora McJilton, an es-
Unable young lady of this city, were
the parties to very pretty wedding
which was performed Monday evening
at the residence of Mrs H. Bumgard-
ner, on South Main street. The eere-
money was solemnized by the Rev. Da-
vid w. Howard, rector of St Mat
thews Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the presence of a large number of
relatives and friends of the happy prin-
cipals. An informal reception fol-
lowed Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly will
make their future home in Homestead.
~
The promenade concert at the Carroll
Club Auditorium Wednesday evening,
the post-Lenten entertainment of that
organization, was a brilliant success.
The decorations were very tasteful,
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notably handsome. The concert COM
menccd about $50 o'clock, with Prof.
La Roche presiding at the piano, and
his excellent rendition of tuneful Sc
lections was a pleasing feature of the
of guests, numbering about two hun
affair. During the evening the throng
dred, participated With evident pleas
ura in the club lancefs. About eleven
o'clock light refreshments were serv-
| ell hy committee OF ladies consisting
OF Miss Anna Wingerter, chairman;
McSdames NJ. Savage, Neii McFadden,
John j Conift John Watci house, Har-
nv E,bbert George Murray. E. P.
Hughes, w. P. Lear, Jonn Coleman,
John l. Cesey. Misses Mory Gilligan.
Agnes Merge, Sabina Reilly, Kate
Gathers, Agnes Hess, Helen Farley,
Nellie Black, X. Miller, Kate Erb.
The gentlemen who had the floor in
charge are VIM. C. Handlan, Chair
man; Messrs. Leo Carney, Thos. Stew
art, Harry Gompers, Eugene Kress, D..
W. Cochran, John Callahan, Geo. Ev-
ans, Alfred Faulhaber, P. S. Joyce
and Harry Vog!e.
The Carroll Club is arranging for
childrens May party to be given on
the afternoon OF the 10Th of the
J month 1t will be preceded by several
rehearsals OF the misses and masters
who will participate.
The ladies Of the Pioneer Society
gave a most enjoyable dance at the
Arion hall Wednesday night Early
in the evening the newly elected Off
GERS were installed with appropriate
ceremonies. After the installation
dancing was in order and continued
until late hour The music was fur
nished by Prof George Meyers, of the
Eighth ward. At seasonable hour re-
freshments were served.
The marriage of Mr.. William Was
yer, OF the South Side, and Miss CO.
H.