Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-15

county, Pa, vas attended by five
hundred, including several members
of the family from this city and viein-
ity.
The Social Seven met at the Park
last Wednesday, for their las enjoy
able picnic of the season. 1t was one
long to be remembered by all present.
They returned to the city well pleased
with their usual good time. In the
watermelon contest the members from
McMechen took the cake.
Owing to the death of the President,
the musical festival to have been given
by the Mozart Singing Society at
Mozart park to-day, has been post
poned indefinitely.
The Ashland, KY, Independent Of re-
cent date contains an account of a stag
dinner given in that city by D. A. LET
fingwell, Jr., in compliment to Mr..
Argabrite and Mr.. J. Bosley. Mr.. Bos-
ley is a Wheeling boy. He is to be
married mex Tuesday to Miss Berry.
The dinner vas a swell affair Mr..
Bosley's Wheeling friends congratulate
him upon his approaching nuptials.
A most brilliant concert and dance
was the n given at the Wheeling
Park Casino, on Thursday evening,
under the management of Prof. George
w. Delbrugge. The affair was a sue
cess in every way n the concert was
undoubtedly one of the most artistic
and pleasing ones eve given in this
city. Notwithstanding the very I'M
propitious weather a larger crowd than
was ever expected, attended and al
together it was one of the most en-
joyable evening affairs of the season.
Every singer who took part was an
artist and never were they heard to
better advantage. Mrs. Flora Williams
was greeted as she always is with en-
thusiastic applause, and Mrs. Zou
Hastings-Frazier and Miss Margaret
Harvey outdid themselves, while Miss
Rosamond Duga gave a couple of well
selected readings. The greatest inter-
est, however. centered in the first pub
lie appearance of Mrs I. G. Dillon,
whose rendition of the Intermezzo from
Cavalleria Rustieana was the gem of
the evening. She was ably accompanied
by Prof. Hermann Schockey at the
piano and Prof. La Roche with the
violin. Mrs. Dillon has a wonderfully
sweet and yet powerful voice and all
those who were fortunate enough to
hear her will look forward with
pleasure to her next appearance in
musical Wheeling. At the conclusion
Of the concert the floor was cleared for
dancing and the young people re-
turned to the city on the one O'Clock
motor. Prof. D~elbrugge announces
that the Rock Spring orchestra will
furnish the music for the next dance.
Miss Rebecca PAUL charmingly enter
tanned about forty of her young friends
last Monday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. PAUL,
at Woodsdale, complimentary to her
visitor, Miss Lockhart. of Paris, Ken
lucky. The affair was in the nature
OF a guessing party, the young people
guessing how many beaus were in g
bowl. Miss Elizabeth Carr was the
lucky winner of the ladies prize. SHE
having guessed the exact number
thirteen hundred and thirteen. Hell
prize was a handsome picture by Chris
ty. Mr.. Henry Russell received thu
gentleman's prize, a tobacco jar. Re
freshments were served alter in the ev.
ening and the guests returned to the
city at midnight.
Miss Martha Bassell. Of C~larksburg
is the house guest of Mrs. Edward b
Franzheim at the home of her mother
Mrs. Joseph 6peidel, on Chaplin,
street.
Miss Mary Hearn Lockhart, of Paris
Kentucky, is the guest of Miss Rebecc;
PAUL at her home at Woodsdale.
Copies of the following invitation
were received Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel C. List
desire your presence at the marriage o
their daughter,
Martha Pryor,
Mr.. James Spicer Murray.
Tuesday evening. September oath, 1901
Pleasant Valley. Wheeling, w. Va.
Only a few very intimate friends ant
relatives OF the contracting partie
will be present at the wedding cere