Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-24

tian Church conducted i social Mon
Jay evening last at the residence o.
Mrs. White at No. So Zane street. a
large crowd was in attendance, and
the gross receipts amply repaid the
young ladies for their trouble. The
proceeds were devoted to the general
church fund.
This being Lent, society is very dull
now say the writers on the doings OF
the smart set in New York; and
then they add that to pass the time
pleasantly poker games are INDUCED
in, where high stakes are the rule.
Already there have been complaints of
cheating and fair women are keeping
close watch on each other while they
handle the chips. With the exposure
of crooked gambling paraphernalia by
the late raids on the CLUB" houses,
the thought arises that probably the
only square game in New York is that
of craps played by the %newsboys under
the arches of the Brooklyn bridge.
About thirty couples were in attend
ance at Miss Schuttler's dancing class
at the Carroll club last Thursday even
ing.
The concert to be given by the
choir of Wesley M. E. church at Mo
Fart hall on the evening Of the 18th
instant, promises to be an event of I'M
usual interest and merit. The choir
will be assisted by a number of out
siders, secured from the best musical
talent of the city. Mr.. Harry R. Bell
- l;roa&o, o~1 ko. @aJron rvaot 20 70
in arranging the programme, which is
as follows:
Recitation-Selected Miss Grace Ingram
Solo-"Forevermore' Miss Grace Rulong
Mrs. Carroll and Miss Birdie Fisher
Solo-Selected .........Mrs Riheldaffer
Me,......Miss Anderson
.........Mrs. Carroll and Howard Smith
Duett-"O That We Two Were May
ing".....Mis Anderson and Mr.. Bell
Banjo Solo-Selected Bero
Duett-@o Tell Us, Merry Birds"......
Misses Coulter and Fisher
Solo-Selected.--."..... Mrs. Riheldaffer
solo-"sweetest Story Ever Todd:
Willard Hicks
Northumberland miss Anna Ritz
Anna Ritz
Miss Della Imbody, accompanist.
Miss Sarah Whitehouse was at home
to about ten couples of friends Thurs
day evening at her home on South
Chapline street.
Miss Goldie Green entertained a
number of friends last Thursday ven
ing at her home on South Eoff street.
The hours were pleasantly whiled away
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vertisements and at the conclusion ex-
cellent refreshments were served.
On Thursday evening the young
people of the First English Lutheran
church entertained at the home of Miss
Clara Meyers on South Chapline street.
The Kings Daughters of the Thorn
son M. E. Church will give a literary
and musical entertainment Thursday
evening, March %, in the lecture room
of the church. The Country Cousins"
a three act comedy will be an interest
ing feature. The cast is as follows:
Gheepott, the toy-man.......F Fred NinneSs
Katy, the toy-man's daughter 49,.
Bessie Koontz
Bib, a French doll ..........Isabel Caldwell
Angelica, a rag doll.........Ethel Garrison
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Prime Caramel, a gentleman doll.....
............. .............Jame renna
Capt. Tillerope, a sailor doll.....:......
Sergeant Bonbon, a soldier DOLL.
........... ........... Herbert Buchanan
sylvania, a retired alry.i:;.:..u
The dolrs Meta Pryor
The w. H. Hill
The man in the ........Loui Kraft
Jumping Jacks, paper dollies, toy animals,
drills, marches and songs
A club composed of the most popular
young ladies of the South Side has been
recently organized called the "Inde-
pendent Six" The members are Misses
Elizabeth Cooke, Bertha Zimmerman,
Nellie Stanton, Annie Wellinghaf, Min
ME Kettler and Katie Knop. The
members are making extensive prep
arations for entertaining their friends
with a banquet, which will take place
soon after Easter. April 4th they will
be rendered a reception by several
friends of Bellaife. Next Thursday
there will be a meeting at the home of
Miss Nell Stanton to complete the ar
rangements for their visit to the Ohio
town.
a F0Ay PiSbty h0dhluS IOoh RilAS GU
high noon at the home of the groom,
Mr.. John Hoobler. a veteran of the
civil war, the bride being the widow
Mrs. Anna. of the late Mr.. John
Brady, a well known ~glassworker, at
the Central glass works, of East
Wheeling, and also a veteran of the
civil war. now of East Fall Field,
Crawford county, Pa. Rev. D. Christy,
pastor of the Mission church of Green
vile, Pa, officiated.
The Elizabeth Zane Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution, held an interest
ing meeting at the home of Mrs. Robt.
White, on Fourteenth street, Thursday
evening last, electing the following Off
GERS for the coming year: Regent,
Mrs. Robert Delaplaine; Vice Regent,
Mrs. James Neill; Secretary, Miss
Louise Todd Baird: Treasurer, Mrs.
Joel Wilmer; Historian, Miss Jessie