Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-19


gheny, at II o'clock Wednesday morn
| ing, the Rev. DR.. Henry D. Lindsay. pas
tor of the North Presbyterian church,
officiating. Only the members of the two
families were present. and after an
elaborate wedding breakfast the bride
and groom left for an eastern trip. Miss
Laura Wilson, cousin of the bride,was
her only attendant. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Hare and Miss Martha Hare, of this
city, parents and sister of the groom.
were present at the ceremony.
On Thursday evening, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Mckee, on South
Eoff street, occurred an interesting mu-
steal and social arranged by the chill
dren of Mrs. Kelley's Sunday school
class of the Second United Presbyterian
church. The programme embraced
both musical and literary selections.
During the course of the evening re-
freshments in the form of ices, cakes
and candies were served. A very enjoy
able evening was spent. A silver offer
| ing was taken at the door, and quite a
nice sum was realized.
~
A very quiet wedding. in which the
only witnesses were few immediate
friends and relatives of the contracting
| parties. was solemnized Wednesday af-
ternoon in the parlors of the Episcopal
residence by the Rt. Rev. P. J. Dona-
hue. The bride and groom are both
| well known residents of Weston, where
they are held in the highest esteem.
The groom was Mr.. E. A. Bennett
| clerk Of the Lewis county court, and
the bride was Miss Sallie e. Tierney.
They were attended by Judge w. G.
Bennett and Miss Frances Tierney, both
| OF Weston. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Father Mcbride Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett departed for Washington
and Richmond, where they will spend
two weeks, and upon returning will
make their home in Weston.
Among the many Wheeling people
who will go abroad this season are Mrs.
James w. Paxton, her son Charles, and
her two daughters, Gertrude and Pansy.
They sail in June, and expect to be gone
| about year.
The last concert Of the season of the
| fWoman's Musical Club was given on
Tuesday evening at the Carroll club,
| and 1t was undoubtedly the best closing
concert ever given by the members of
the club. Both vocalists and instru-
| mentalists were at their best and as a
result every number was rendered cor
rectly as well as artistically. Too
| much praise could not be given to Mrs.
Nellie Waren4Holloway This was
probably her last appearance before a
| Wheeling audience and her friends and
admirers were most enthusiastic over
| her rendition of the three instrumental
| numbers on the programme, especially
the Chopin Fantasia, (which was exc
| cuted most brilliantly. Mrs Holloway
leaves the first of the month for Column
bus, where she will reside permanently.
/ Not only her friends but the musical
| people of the entire city will feel her
| loss as there is not one in this vicinity
who can take her place.
The entertainment given by the
Young Peoples Society of the First
United Presbyterian church at the resi-
dence of DR. John A. Mcclure on Chap
! line street lastTuesday evening, was a
most delightful occasion. There were a
! large gathering present, and a snug
sum was realized for the purpose of re-
| pairing the church. The following pro-
gramme was rendered in very pleas
| ing manner:
! Selected .........,,,,,......M Mandolin Club
Song (Naples). ...........M Miss Elsie Fisher
| Recitation Cfhe Legend of the Organ
Builder Mr.. James McAdams Collins
Song You Love Me No More $50.
..,............s....M Miss Ethel Williams
Song. ......-..............Mi Miss Adele Metzner
Reading (Courtship of Saunders Nc
Glanshan). =. Miss Gertrude Robinson
Duet con Blooming Meadowsl ..........
| northumberland Mr. and Miss Nesbitt
Song "a Day Dream) Miss Fannie Petrie
Recitation CThe Guardian Angelo.
..........................M Miss Ella Veith
| Duet tExcelsior) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| Mr.. VIII Day and Dr. John Mcclure
| Recitation (Aux 1taliens)................
| .;.....-..........M Mr. Robert Darra h
| Selected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mandolin Club
| ~
| The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
A. held a meeting last Tuesday after
noon and decided to postpone the con-
cert and festival from Friday evening
CT last week to Tuesday evening, May
| 28th. A very interesting programme
| has been arranged and after that straw
berries, ice cream and cake will be
| served.
| Miss Hulda Delaplaine returned last
week from Washington City, where she
| has been the house guest of Mrs j. r.
| McCourtney and her daughter, Mrs DR..
Muncaster, formerly Miss Edna Nc
! Courtney, of this city. Miss Della
| PLANE also visited friends in New York
City, she being the guest of honor at
many swell germans and theatre par
! ties.
Miss Helen Club, Of st. Louis. is now
the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. A.
Wilson, OF South Front street.
Miss Elizabeth T. Harrison charming
| ly entertained the Rabbits Foot Club
| at the home of her parents on South
Front street last Thursday afternoon
between the hours of two and five.
| Progressive euchre was the order of the
| afternoon, and six tables were required
| to accommodate the guests At the
| conclusion of the play it was found
that Miss Mary Simpson had captured
| the first prize, handsome painting
| the second prize, two shirt waist stocks,
| was awarded to Miss Martha B. Cald-
we'll, and the visitors prize. book, fell
| to Miss Annie Riddle. Among the out
of-town visitors present were Miss Rid
| die. of Ravenna, Ohio; Miss Helen
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