Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

who took part would do credit to any
city or place. 1t was truly happy and
social event.
At Odd Fellows hall Saturday even
ing a delightful supper and dance was
given, the proceeds of which went TO
the Golfers of the Protected Home cir
Gle. Prof. Carl presided at the piano,
and the affairGwas an unusual success.
beautiful church wedding occurred
on Thursday, September 26th, in Phila-
delphia. when Miss Katherine All Nor
rison, of that city, and Mr.. George V.
Reilly, of Wheeling, were united in
marriage. st. Anthrony's X. c. church
was crowded with relatives and friends
of the BRIDE who was general favor
tie. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. William p. Masterson, assisted by
Revs Pendergast and Conroy. Mrs.
j. J. White acted as maid of honor,
with Miss Jean Mcbride bridesmaid
and Mr. j. j. White groomsman. The
attendants were all from Philadelphia.
Immediately after the ceremony a
grand banquet was given at the nome
of the brides parents, after which the
couple left for a tour of Chicago, Mil
waukee and other western points.
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/ The pupils of Mt de Chantal gave
their first musicale of the season at
that institution of learning Wednesday
evening The eleven numbers on the
programme were keenly appreciated by
those present, who eyinced their en-
thusiasm by frequent outbursts OF ap-
plause Those participating were
Misses Lucille Thompson. Viola XII
dow, Imogene Brost. Bertha Basel, Nell
Tallman, Agnes Cochran. Lulu Hammer,
Mary McGrane, Lizzie and Loretta
/ Hammer.
At her home on Zane street. Island
| Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jason c. Stamp
entertained at progressive euchre in
| honor of Mrs. VIII Worth and Miss
Clara Kleinfelter, of Cincinnati, who
are charming guests of Wheeling
friends. About twenty-five couples
were present, and all were charmed
with the hospitality Of their hostess.
Copies of the following announce
ment cards were received in the city
during the past week. Miss Tingle will
! be remembered as social leader among
the younger set in the early SOS. Her
father, Hon. Geo. K. Jingle, was once
| sheriff of Ohio county:
Mrs. George r.. Tingle
announces the marriage of his daughter
Kathryne
Mr.. Frank Bovine Jones.
on Monday. october the seventh.
nineteen hundred and one,
New York City.
On Thursday ar the Cathedral oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Emma Long,
| of 1903 McColloch street, to Mr.. Chris
tian S. Hoffman, of 2117 Eoff street,
after which they left to visit Louisville,
Lexington, KY, and other southern
points.
, The Misses Adams entertained quite
a number of /heir friends with a dance
at their home Wednesday evening. At
late hour the guests departed, and
| the pleasant evening will long be re-
| membered by the happy guests.
At the home of John e. Betz and
wife, on last Wednesday, reception
was given in honor of his cousins from
| Baltimore, who were on their wedding
tour. The parlors were beautifully
QeCOTdIeu Will tdTHdllOuS dHu lllltS.
! The evening was spent in music and
| cards. Later they were escorted to the
| dining room, where delicious supper
was partaken Of Plates were laid for
City or more couples The tables were
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilaX. They left at mid
night over the B. G. o. for their home,
escorted to the train by their relatives
: and friends.
Monday evening at her home, on
North Coal street, Miss Mary Bier
korette, was rendered a very delightful
surprise party in honor of her birth
day. Dancing and cards were INDUCED
in until a seasonable hour when re-
freshments were discussed with Mn
John ]. Lutz, as tOastmaster, who was
efficient The affair was in charge of
Miss Laura Blerkortte and Miss Francis
Thalmon, who proved themselves quite
successful Miss 'Bierkortte was the re-
oipient of many beautiful gifts. Dur
ing the evening the Dropping Willow
Quartette rendered number of beauti-
full selections.
The wedding of Miss Annie Spirko, a
charming young lady of North Main
street, ito Mr.. George Weichsel, a popu-
lar employe of the American Tin Plate
Co., has been announced to take place
at st. Josephs Cathedral, in November.
Mr.. John Belts. of st. Louis, arrived
in the city last night and is quartered
at the Fort Henry Club.
-
Mr.. B. Walker Peterson very pleas
antly celebrated the fiftieth annivers-
airy of his birth last evening, by giving
an Celebrates tag dinner to a congenial
party of friends at his home at Woods
dale. The hours were from six until
eleven o'clock Covers were laid for
twenty-five, and the dinner was served
in courses.
We-haye a heautiful }i0s of Patterns,
just arrived. L1sax.SHIQELsL co.
VIM. f. May will Slse the third of