Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-15

~ iS ddIlt loNt 10 aNihs
Love is carelessness and care.
Love is wine and love is honey,
Love is pain and love is JOY,
Love is eYerything-but money
Just keep that in mind. my boy.
One of those swell post noon lunch
cons took place yesterday in the charm
ing Ladies dining room OF the Fit.
Henry Club. Mrs. Edward B. Franz
helm was the hostess, and had the
smart affair complimentary 10 Miss
Martha List. Covers were laid for
fourteen. The prevailing colors being
pink and white, punches of Brides
roses and pink carnations were law
ishly used for the table decorations.
Nine courses were served. Each guest
was presented with a gold stick pin
Is a souvenir of the delightful occasion.
Inc pins were wish bones and bow
knots. Those who participated were:
Mrs. A. A. Wheat and Misses Helen
Caldwell, Martha OFT. Blanche Haase.
Laura Dalzell, Gertrude List, Flora
Stifel, Gertrude Fisher, Martha List,
Emily Pollock, Charlotte Duncan, Mar
tina Bassell, Fanny Wheat.
Among the conspicuous turn-outs at
the State Fair last Wednesday, which
by the way was the only day the fair
sex could show themselves to an ad-
vantage, was the trap OF the Misses
Caldwell on North Main street. Mrs.
Edward B. Franzheim's natty Stan
hope, Miss Flora Stifei staniope,
Miss Laura Stife.'s r%un-about, Miss
Flora Wilson's smart trap, Miss Eliza
beth McLure's English trap, Miss Sara
McLure's trap with Victoria canopy,
Mrs. al. Glass spider, the Misses Hub
bard trap, Miss Margaret Glass trap,
Mrs. Arthur G. Hubbard S BOX buggy,
Miss Bessie Snyder's trap, Miss Cum
Minis trap, Mrs. C. n. Hancher's trap,
Mrs. VIM. A. Isett's double seated
Gladstone, and many others. All these
turn-outs resting in the quarter
Stretch presented quite a picture from
the grand stand.
Miss Ella Lavell, of this city, and
Mr.. Charles D. Evans, of Cincinnati,
were married on Thursday at Cleve-
land by the Rev. Father Tanell, pastor
OF st. Johns Cathedral, in that city.
There will be a wedding at the Stein
mar residence. at Boggs' un, October
23d. Miss Minnie Steinman and Mr..
George Shaffer, an employe of the B.
K o. Railroad Company, will be the
happy couple.
A wedding in which many Wheeling
people will be interested occurred on
Thursday morning at West Chester,
Pa, the contracting parties being Mr..
Albert Schenck, of this city, and Miss
Mollie Yoke, who has been visiting
friends in West Chester. Their many
friends in this city were informed by
telegraph. They left at once for the
east. whore they will spend several
weeks. Mr.. Schenck is a member Of the
firm of r. Schenck & sons Co, and is
we'll known in business and political
circles. Miss Yoke is a highly es-
teemed young lady living on the Ma
tional road, east of the city.
Last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Rev. P. ]. Hon, pastor of the
Zion Lutheran Church, Mr.. Charles
Helmbright and Miss Anna Rehm, OF
Bridgeport, Ohio. were united in mar,
riage. They departed on the eleven
O'Clock train on the c., L. & w. rail.
way for Buffalo and a trip on the lakes
The attendants were Miss Doris Rehm
Miss Kate H~elmbright, Henry Kalbit,
ger and Theophilus Bayha. They will
be at home after October LIST.
The Opera House orchestra Summer.
nachtfest which was 20 have takar
place on Tuesday evening, has beer
indefinitely postponed on account C
the death OF the President.
Mr.. Leach Cracraft of Elm Grove
left Wednesday for Annapolis, where
he will visit his friend, Chandler
Campbell, for a few days. He vii
then go to Charlottesville, Virginia
where he will attend the State Uni
versity this year.
The lawn fete which was 10 hav
beer given on Thursday 10Th inst, b.
the ladies of the congregation of 81
James church, in McMechen, will b
given OF "Wednesday evening, 18th inst
The reunion of the smouse family
which was held at Ashkorn. Bedfor