Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-01
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tndpune street, nelQ a very Charming
three until six o'clock, during
from three until six o'clock, during
which time the drawing rooms of the
spacious residence were filled with
their lady friends. In the north
drawing room Miss Cummins was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. OFT Cum
minis, of Bellaire; Mrs. James Cum
Minis, of the Island and Mrs. Henry
OFT. In the south drawing room Miss
Anne Cummins presided over the tea
urn, and Miss Florence OFT served the
chocolate. Refreshments were served
in the dining room by corps of SER
wants. The Mandolin club discoursed
sweet music during the coming and
going of guests.
The wedding of Mr.. Stephen Ripley
Dawson and Miss Louise Caroline
Kronjaeger took place last evening at
$50 o'clock at the brides home on
North Main street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William Ulfert
of st. Johns church, and a pleasant
reception followed. Quite a number
of guests were present and sumptu-
GUS supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson were the recipients of con-
| gratulations and best wishes. The
] groom is a popular employe of the
| Top mill and the bride is an estimable
young lady They will reside at No.
222S Eoff street.
Mr.. John Bremen, the well known
tailor of the Eighth ward, and Miss
| Lena Althouse were quietly married
last evening at O'Clock at the par
| sonage of lions Lutheran church, the
Rev. P. J. Hob, officiating. After the
| ceremony reception was held at the
| home of the bride on South Water
| street and quite a number of guests
were present The young couple re-
ceived many congratulations and
| good wishes. They will reside in
South Wheeling. The bride is pop
ular and accomplished young lady.
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| The following is from the Pittsburg
Dispatch:
A quiet home wedding Of interest in
| military circles will take place at 10
o'clock this morning at the residence of
Mr.. J. K. Jolly, OF Coraopolis, when his
| daughter, Miss Gertrude NJ Jolly, and
| DR.. j. w. Coffin will be married. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Mr.. Cation, OF the Coraopolis Presby-
| terrain church. No invitations were is
sued and only the members of the fam
lily will be present. Later Dr. Coffin
and his bride will leave for an Eastern
trip. They will make their future home
IN Beaver Falls, where DR.. Coffin is a
practicing physician. Dr. Coffin was
/ assistant surgeon of the Tenth Penn
sylYania regiment in the Philippines,
and since the reorganization of the reg
iment has been reelected to his old po-
sition.
Mr.. jolly was formerly manager of
the over the river street car lines and
resided in Bridgeport.
Last evening at an old farm house
| out the Bethany pike, the Spinster Club
entertained their friends with an All
Hallow Zen party The Spinsters and
their friends left the city at o'clock,
and after an enjoyable evening return
| ed to the city.
This evening at the Island club
| rooms, Prof. Delbrugge will form a
juvenile class in physical culture and
dancing between the hours of seven
and nine. The class will be the reor-
ganization of last years class with
large number OF new names. The time
Of the regular meeting will be set this
| evening.
Last evening at the Arion hall the
Cotillion sets were entertained by a
dance party given by G. w. Delbrugge.
| Meister's full orchestra rendered an
excellent dance programme of seven
teen numbers. On Friday evening, No
vember 9th, one of the largest affairs
| of the autumn will be given at the
Arion hall, and will be an autumn ball.
| The ball room will be decorated with
plants, autumn leaves and corn stalks
A rustic dance will be given by four
| couples to be selected from the several
sets. Mester's orchestra will play for
| the occasion.
| Last ewing, at her home on Four
| teenth street, Mrs. Louise Schupbach
entertained a number of her friends
with a katie visite. Mrs. Ed. Gibson
furnished music for dancing.
On Tuesday evening Miss Ella Lal-
| log entertained a number of her friends
at her home on Charles street. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. At a seasonable hour tooth
some refreshments were served. At a
| late hour all departed after spending an
enjoyable evening.
A Hallow Fen party was held at
| the residence of Alex Hukill last even
ing and proved an enjoyable event
| The following little ones were pres
| ent: Misses Marie and Lula O'Mal-
ley, Annie and Hannah Johnston,
Bertha and Genevieve Wendell, Mil
dred Maser, Mamie O'Toole, and Mas
tiers Allen Mayer, Howard Mayer.
| Daniel O'Toole, Willie Charles,
Charles O'Malley and Walter Playtor.
| The merry little throng, after refresh
| ments, took their departure.
The Cotillion club was entertained
last evening at Arion club house
| Meister's full orchestra rendered a de-
lightful programme of new music for
| the dancing.
| The Misses Virginia and Elizabeth
Harrison entertained number of
friends last evening at their home on
| South Front street.