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

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70 near the melody that dropped.
She ~stood-and in her fine blue eyes
mere shone a faint and sad surprise.
Alas, poor girl! She did not know
some one had moved the nistletoe.
The lnclement weather of Yesterday
morning was the cause of the ladies of
the Woodsdaie Golf Club p%ostponing the
social function at the club house until
next Saturday afternoon. These teas"
n receptions were such popular fea-
lures last season that the ladies decided
Just before noon yesterday if would not
DO to have the initial event on such an
unreasonable day. Certainly a wise con-
clusicn, because such undertakings de-
pend very much on good weather Tor
the best success.
In connection with the golf match at
the Highland links next Thursday there
is a strong probability of the lady mem
bers of the club inaugurating the social
side for the season on that day with a
tea and reception. Mrs. A. F. Hustled is
chairman of the entertaining commit
tee.
Names of entrants and particulars Of
the match on Decoration day, together
with other local golf matters, will be
found under the head Of golf gossip"
on the sporting page.
Society is agog concerning the early
klne weddings, and none will be pref
r that The coming home wedding OF
- Lucius Hoge, formerly of the Hicks
Hoge Dry Goods Company, but now in
business at Fairmont, to Miss Anna
Blanche, the youngest daughter of the
Hon. William Carroll Handlan. The
ceremony will be performed at nine
O'Clock on the evening of June 5th. at
the home of the bride-to-be on Fiji
teenth street. The invitation list has
been limited, and will be made I'D most
~ of young people, among whom both
are very popular. -Four ushers. four
maids, a best man n a maid of nonor
compose the bridal party. The young
couple will spend a portion of their
honeymoon at Buffalo. They will re-
side at Fairmont.
Fairmont will claim another of
Wheeling's fairest daughters when Miss
henrietta Rinehart, daughter of the
late John Rinehart. and sister of Mr..
Walter H. Rinehart. will wed Mr.. Jas
per B. Baum. of the jewelry firm of
Wrestling & Baum. at Fairmont. The
wedding will be solemnized at the First
presbyterian church at high noon
Tuesday, June 18th. 1t will be followed
by an informal reception, after which
the young couple will go to Buffalo to
spend a part of their wedding tour.
one or the leading society events of the
rHeek was the dance given last Wednes-
|jday evening at the Casino by Prof.
George Delbrugge. 1t was the first
cotillion dance Of the season and was
largely attended by all the young So
clety folk Of the town. Special cars
took the guests direct to the Casino
and Meisters' full orchestra made the
music. AS this dance was such a grand
success, the second one announced for
the 18th is looked forward to with ever
greater pleasure. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Helen Caldwell, Flora
Stifel, Sue Stifel, Elizabeth Carr, Gene
W~aterhouse, Blanche Moffat. Mary
Caldwell, Martha Caldwell. Jeanette
Burt, Clara Tomlinson. Annie McLain.
Grace Hoge, Mabel Brown. V~irginia
Moffat, Martha List, Gertrude List.
Frances Wheat, Emma Forbes, Matte
Caldwell, Bessie Harrison. Lee Cald-
well, Emily Pollock, Genevieve Ewing.
Bessie Rogers, Martha OFT, Gertrude
Fisher, Nellie Schmidt, Helena Schwert-
ferger, jeanette Bailey, sarah Mcclure,
10 Warehouse, Bertha Mccoy, Camilla
Bryant. Of Brooklyn. ard Helen Club.
OF st. Louis.
Messrs. Arch Wilson, Clark Hazlets,
Morgan Hart, Jess Speidel, Harry
simpson. Jas. Paxton. Hermann Sea-