Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-10

stead, Janette List. Harriet Hutchison,
Stella Chapman, Maud Chapman, Mar
tina Ross. Sue Jones, Edna Young. Lulu
Davis, Lillian Maxwell and Messrs.
Graham Young, Elmer Olmstead, Chas.
krllmyer, Geo. Hoffman, Il, Fl. Fish,
Frank Bycott, Will Cooke Ernest
Weiss, Stack Hoge, Bailie Frazier.
On wednesday evening at the Arion
club one of a series Of promenade con-
certs was given under the auspices of
the Opera House orchestra. II was the
most enjoyable and successful like
affair occurring this season. Aside
from the large number OF elderly So
ciety people about fifty couple re-
manned for the dance programme of
seven numbers, which followed the con-
cert. Light refreshments were served
during the evening.
Following is the concert programme:
!. Overture-"The Spartan" ........ Barnard
= Ca Pharaphrase-"Annie Laurie.
20. "a Moorish Enehantment' III Klein
Waltz-"Belles and BeauN'. ...... Rosey
INTERMISSIoN.
The Holy City'-Solo for Cornet..,.
Mr.. Julius Hoose.
s. "a. Serenade-"The Gondoliers'' TobSben
%. Promenade Characteristic
THE Girl From Maxims" Bendix
g. Medley-"ln the Swim" arr. by Clauder
80
Mis Clara Gettler was the recipient
OF a pleasant surprize party rendered
her Tuesday evening at her home on
South Jacob street by a number OF her
Juvenile friends. The affair was in
honor OF the thirteenth anniversary OF
her birth. The hours Of entertainment
were devoted to games and other social
advertisements. Shortly after ten
o'clock refreshments were served. Miss
Kettler was the recipient of many
| handsome remembrances.
Miss Margaret A.. Farrell, formerly
OF thi city. was married to James L.
Casey, station agent of South Framing
ham, Mass, from the home OF her
uncle, Colonel Daniel w. Cunningham,
| Wednesday morning at st. Stephens
church. The nuptial mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Father Hefferman.
The bride was becomingly gowned
in travelling costume, handsome
brown broadclobh tailor-made suit,
with hat and gloves to match.
She was attended by her sister, Mss
| Mollie E. Farrell, who was also gown
ed in a handsome brown tailor-made
| suit. Mr. Robert Il. Fairbanks, who Is
Mr.. Casey's able assistant at the sta
ton, acted as best man. A reception
was held from $3.50 to IL, at is Fred
erick street, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey left on the H. 80 express for New
| York on short bridal tour.
They received many valuable and
useful presents, with the best wishes
and congratulations from host OF
| friends for their future happiness.
They will be at home to their friends
after February 14th, at IS Frederick
street, South F'ramingham, Mass.
~
The Twentieth Century Club was
charmingly entertained Tuesday even
| ing by Mrs. Alice Wilson, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Dickens on
North Front street, Crawl Hill, in Bel
| laire Progressive pedro afforded so
cial advertisement for the evening At
| the conclusion OF the evenings enter
| tainment dainty refreshments were
served. The club prizes were won by
| Mrs. Charles Stahl and Mrs. G. w.
| Dickens. Miss Laura Dickens won the
| visitors prize.
The wednesday, Evening Euchre club
Of Martins Ferry, was entertained at
last weeks session by Mr. and Mrs.
James Ralston, at their home. The
Elms," in that city. Five tables were
engaged in the evenings play. Mrs.
| S. G. Robinson won the lady's prize,
and Mr.. S. G. Robinson won the gentle
mems prize After the prizes had been
awarded excellent refreshment was dis
pensed.
The Kings Daughters OF ST Mat
thew's church will conduct supper
next Friday evening in the church lee
ture room. The hours are from half
past five o'clock on.
The next social event on the Mozart
Singing Society's calendar for the sea-
son - the chiidren's annual masquer-
ade ball, to take place at the club
house on South Jacob street next Mon
day evening. The little people will be
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