Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
ENTERTA lNMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
You've got to take life easy
Its best results to get;
There nothing gained by Tuning round
All IN a nervous fret;
The souls that do the great big things
Serene and tranquil keep;
They work on three square meals a day,
And eight hours solid sleep.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William Phillips entertained Tluza's
Club at their home on the South Side.
Only members of the club were pre-
sent, as follows: Edna Dickey, Carrie
Dickman, Marie Malavey, May Geb-
hart, Carrie Phillips, Mettie Wolff,
E<hel Phillips. Elizabeth Marsh. At
a seasonable hour delectaIble luncheon
was served.
"A very pretty wedding occurred We'd
nesday evening at the Chapline Street
NJ. =. church, the Rev. w. II. Hark
mes, Phi. D., officiating, the happy prin-
cipals being Mr.. Oscar l.. Callahan and
Miss Laura q. Shields, both popular
young people of the South Side. The
bridal party, consisting of the ushers,
Messrs. Henry Stellar. Tom Acres, An
drew Friedrich and Elmer Norton: the
maid OF honor. Miss Jessie Shields, a
sister OF the bride, and the bride and
groom, entered the church to the
strains of the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march, and proceeded to
the altar, where the impressive ring
ceremony was used. The bride was
beautifully attired IN a gown Of white
ana carried white ses, and the maid
= e. aeao. !a2s ing in min FINK; IA. AZ
O'Clock B. & o. train for tour of the
lakes and various eastern points. The
groom is popular plumber, and the
bride was teacher in the Sixth ward
school. They were the recipients of
large number OF beautiful and useful
presents. Among out-of-town guests
were Miss Jean Mcdowell, Greenville,
Pa; Mrs. Louise Jones, Grafton. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cornwall, Pitts
burg, Pa; Miss Gertrude SeaDright,
Blaine, o.; Mr.. Geo. King, Connells-
vile, Pa. and Miss Grace Kirkland OF
Sistersyille.
The Golden Star Club gave an enjoy
able dance at the home of Philip Lie
AZ ASi OIL ~t.ilAoO 1kuus 4 Lie
OF the evening were the songs and
dances of the following clubs: The
Randyboo, the Social Ten, and Bish-
offs camp. All the young society folks
within a radius OF ten miles, and the
Misses Wagner, of the South Side,
Wheeling, and Mary Fritch, of Wheel
ing, We're present. Tie feature
ci the evening was dane
ing contest between Jim Meeker,
Dobbins Delbrngge, and Aleck Rodg-
ers. It was easily won by Mr. Del
brugge. The singing of Messrs. Nan,
Liston. Downs and Coffey, was very
enjoyable. Music by Prof. Bill Ed
wards,
Edward W. Gettrost and Miss BERTHE
Long were united in marriage We'd
nesday evening, by Rev. l.. NJ Weiss,
of the German Reformed church. The
attendants were Mr.. John Hayes and
Miss Lizzie Clouse. The bride is an es-
tilnable young lady of Bellaire. and
the groom an excellent young man of
Columbus, where they will establish
their home They have the best wish
es Of their many friends.
= liz 44Afttl "a sc Vi A4loS OlHOu Gld0kl0-
sop, of Martins Ferry, and Jesse Ly-
dick, OF Wheeling, is announced to
take place at the residence of the
brides parents, on Monroe street, next
Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock.
They win make their future home in
Wheeling.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
Pan in, nj ote
were the recipients CT the following
announcement last Thursday:
Married
at Fairmont
Monday July %, 1900.
Emma May Nuzum
b. L. Beard.
At Home, Clarksburg, w. Va.
After August ], 1900.
The announcement came as a very
pleasant surprise. Mr.. Beard is yery
we'll known not only in Wheeling, but
all over the State. He is the manager
Of the Central West Virginia station Of
the Standard Oil Company The bride
! as one of .Fairmont's most charming
society girls.
rl1ht Tuesday evz - at Pleasant
MARK the las e st. Michaels.
Rn, Ed bn Lane, will
outin Ter the auspices
ech. lborate arrange
pared for the en-
arge crowd AMI the
Il hard to make the
cess in every partsc,l-
Ill be In order during
1e Opera House orches-
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