Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-26

wearing the tag. Any one seen June 8
without this yellow tag will certainly
be prevailed upon to wear one Any
amount of money from a cent to unlim-
tied dollars can be put in the recep-
tacle handed by the one pinning on the
tag, and no one, except the donor,
know the amount.
The ladies expect to raise 81, 900, and
will be ON hand from early morning
until night in all portions of the city,
on the street, in the large retail stores,
| in the hotels and on the electric cars
and suburban trains, and there is no
doubt that the venture known in the
large cities as Tag Day" and success
fully tried, will be as profitable here.
The dancing class of the Misses Mon
| tague .-1-a a well attended session OF
| their dancing classes last Wednesday
| evening at Odd Fellows hall.
The marriage OF Miss Stella Kraus
and Mr.. Hirsh, formerly of New York
City but now living here, is announced
| to take place Wednesday, June 9Th.
The marriage of William Miller. OF
this city, to Miss Miller, formerly OF
Canton, now of this city, is announced
to take place at the Parsonage OF the
Fourth Street M. E.. church "Wednesday,
June 5th. Mr.. Miller is a we'll known
young man of this city, and Is 0
keeper for the Locke Shoe COMPANY.
Miss Miller, while not a resident OF THIS
city long, has many warm friends
They will s~ojourn for a couple OF weeks
through the east after their marriage,
and upon their return will be at nome
on Sixteenth street.
The marriage of Miss Kate Martin, OF
M~oundsville, to Mr.. Theodore Cochran,
of Bellaire, Ohio, occurred thursday,
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Martin, of Thirteenth
street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. B. NJ. Spur. The affair
/ was very quiet, only the immediate
friends of the contracting parties being
present.
Miss Elizabeth List, formerly of this
city, now of Washington, D.. C., sails
early in June for Paris, where she will
remain for more than a year. Later
she will be joined by her mother, Mrs.
l.. B. C. List.
Misses Elizabeth, Nellie and Sue Sti-
fel, in company with a chaperone and
party of friends from st. Louis, have
engaged passage on the White Star
liner Oceanic, and will sail from New
York Wednesday, June 9th. They will
be gone three months, covering London
and Paris. At Paris they will be join
ed by Miss Cornelfa Stifel, who has been
at Florence, Italy, for the past year
studying vocal music under a famous
teacher there. They will return to this
country late in September.
Mrs. John Topping. of Larchmont,
N. Y, is the house-guest of Mrs. Sam
Hazlett, at Leatherwood.
Miss Henrietta Rinehart charmingly
entertained the members of the Twenti-
eth Century Girls with a bowling party
at the Wheeling Park bowling alleys
Thursday afternoon, between the hours
Of three and five O'Clock. When the
game ended Miss Emma B. Forbes held
the highest score, and was presented
with a beautiful chatting dish. Mrs.
PEBBLES iatum captured the visitors
Prize, a bronze bust. A Bohemian lunch
con was then served to which the young
ladies did ample justice.
Lawrence A. ReSaann and Jos. r.
Naylor will graduate from the law de-
partment of the University Of Virginia
1 next month.
Mr.. Harry T Wise, the popular and
efficient principal of the Brookside pub
lie schools, and Miss Ida J. Nelson, a
charming and estimable young woman,
were married Wednesday evening, May
%, at nine O'Clock, at the 'home Of the
brides parents. After receiving the
congratulations of their friends they de-
k,parted for Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
where their honeymoon will be spent.
Upon returning they will be at home at
West Wheeling, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Good and daughters,
Misses Jeany, Lydia and Elizabeth,
leave next week for Mt. Lake Park to
ocmupy their cottage for the summer.
The second annual ladies' session of
Wheeling Lodge No. %, B. P. o. Elks,
will be given Tuesday evening, June 4,
at Wheeling Park. No invitations will
be issued to persons not connected with
the order. SO it will be exclusively an
Elk affair. The committee in charge
is arranging a programme which will
consist of musical and literary num-
bers, dancing and supper. The entire
park has been rented for the occasion.
n special ears viii be run to and
from the city. The lady friends of the
members who are fortunate enough to
be invited. are looking forward 10 the
affair with great pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Rinehart
have taken the home of Mrs. Mary Cool
on Fourteenth street for the summer
months.
The concert to be given for the benefit
CT the old ladies' home on Thirteenth
street next Thursday evening is sure to
be a success. There viii be a vocal and
instrumental music and after that re-
freshnents will be served.
As the heated tenn rapidly approach
es, Just SO rapidly do the indoor enter
tainments cease. Society takes a new
life. after being housed in for seven
months. the. lawn parties. casino dances
o,I 1oNr 49,