Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

Thursday afternoon, between the hours
of one and five. 1t was in the nature of
a progressive euchre party, and enjoya-
BILE as are all entertainments of this ma
ture, this was pronounced by the guests
to be one of the most delightful ever at
tended. Inc house was beautifully de-
corated with palms and other plants,
and after contest lasting several
hours an elaborate luncheon was served
and the prizes awarded to the winners.
The first prize, a beautiful plant, was
captured by Mrs. James Neill and the
second, Haviland china cake dish, fell
to Mrs. Charles H. fancy, while the
first consolation, Bohemian powder
/, box, was awarded to Mrs. George K.
Wheat, and the second consolation, a
bohemian vase, to Mrs. Leon Refer.
The Island Dancing Club met at My
ers hall Friday evening, it having been
postponed from Tuesday on account of
high water
The Rabbits Foot Club" has not re-
sumed as yet since Easter.
The Kings Daughters throughout the
entire city are interested in the stere-
optical views of the Passion Play as
seen at Oberammergau, to be given on
the evening of May the second at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. church. The pro-
ceeds will go to the city union of the
Kings Daughters.
Miss Fay McCrea. of Cleveland, is ex-
pected in town during the coming week
to attend the Hubbard-Paull wedding
On Wednesday evening last at the
home of the bride in the East End,
occurre1 the wedding of Mr.. George
u. Hamilton and Miss Birdie Nell
Crumbacker. After the ceremony de-
lightful reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents. The young couple
will be at home on Eighteenth street
after May 1st.
Mr.. Robert c. Jones, formerly Of
Wheeling, but now wing at Fairmont,
was united in marriage last Thursday
evening to Miss Daisy Huntington, a
charming young lady of that city. Mr.
Jones old friends in this city will no
doubt be surprised to hear Of his mar
rage, but All will unite in extending
to him and his estimable bride their
heartiest congratulations.
Miss Blanche Quarter Moffat enter
tanned the ladies of the Hubbard PAUL
wedding party Friday evening to six
o'clock course dinner Covers were Ia.
for eight, ana the dinner was very elab-
crate in all IS appointments.
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Early in June a wedding of unusual
prominence, owing to the great popu-
larity of both young people, and also
their social position, will take place.
The groom to be is engaged in business
at Fairmont, and the bride to be is
prominent resilient in the central part
Of the city.
Among the many delightful affairs
which will eliminate in the Hubbard
PAUL nuptials was the dinner to the
gentlemen of the wedding party given
by the groom Friday evening at $50
O'Clock, at the Fort Henry club. There
We're present Messrs. Nelson Hubbard,
Robert Gilchrist, H. Clark Hazlett'
Thomas B. Sweeney, Arch L. Moffatt,
DR.. John W. l,Orer, ]. Latane NOLAN
and Arthur G. Hubbard
On Friday evening, at her. home in
Bellaire, Miss Anna Carroll .charmingly
entertained number Of her friends
The evening was while away with the
usual social advertisements, and at the
customary hour delectable refreshments
were served =
The Island Pedro Club was charm
ingly entertained Thursday evening by
the Misses Edith Noise and Bertha Nc
Coy at the Noise home on Fourteenth
street. The first ladies' prize was cap
tured by Miss Emma Hamilton, and
Miss Bertha Mccoy won the second
after cutting to decide tie. Mr.. James
Dyson won the nrst gentlemen prize,
and Mr.. William Hill the second.
On Sunday evening, at the home of
William Rohrbough, in Noun swine,
the Rev. D. w. Ruhle united in mar
rage Miss Anna Gossett, of Nosby's
Rock, and Mr.. W. P Fish The young
couple have the best wishes of a uost
of friends.
On Friday night the lodges of Wheel
ing, Bellaire, and Martins Ferry met
at the Odd Fellows hall in Bridgeport
and celebrated the eighty-second ami
versary of lie founding of ,ne order.
4--e following is the programme: Open
ing ode; prayer, Rev. j. S. Scores solo,
Mrs. Flora Hopkins; address, Godfrey
Schul; song, Louis Burt: recitation,
Roger Jones; duet Mrs. Flora Hipkins
and Miss Laura Hopkins; recitation,
Leo S. Altmeyer; comic song, Mr.. Burt;
quartette. Fred White, William Ora
ham, W. K. Purcell and Hal Stroup;
Irish song and dance, Ignatius Bremen;
Duet, Thomas Lloyd and John Medley;
piano solo, Elias Lewis.
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A grand fair and Lazaar will be
given in Moore's opera house In Barnes
willie on Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of next week. for the ben
eft of the new Catho.-c church to be
built at GAINESVILLE. Rev. Father COT
fey has spared no effort to make the af-
fair success, and Las secured many
valuable laces. china anu bric-a-brac
and other articles to be disposed of at
the fair. and 1t is to be hoped that the
fair will be largely attended. Supper
will be served each evening, and the
fair Will be open in the afternoons as
well as the evenings.
Miss Rosa Cartier entertained num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening at
her home in Bridgeport, in honor of
her charming guest, ass Myrtle Barr.
of New Martinsville. Dancing and