Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-24
The affair WA very informal. Miss
Spodner furnished the music for the
dance numbers.


The affair was very informal. Mis-
6pooner furnished the music for the
dance numbers.
On Tuesday evening at the home OF
the bride, corner of Market and Thirty
fourth street, Miss Maud Wilson and
Mr.. John Keenan, were united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony. Ihe young
couple will make their future home on
Thirty-fourth street.
Tuesday night last the Misses Ethel
and Clara Mcconnell entertained at
unelr home on South Eoff street in
honor of their cousin and guest, Miss
Della Mcconnell, who will shortly take
up her studies at the West Liberty Nor
NAL school. The affair was a most en-
joyable one.
The ladies of the Mozart Club con
Quoted a very enjoyable euchre and
house on the South Side. The affir
concluded with an informal dance
party.
The seasons list of entertainments
at the Mercantile Club was success
fully terminated Thursday evening. The
affair was a euchre and informal dance
party. Meisters' orchestra furnished
the music for the dance numbers. Ex-
cellent refreshments were served at a
conventional hour.
Miss Minnie Cox was the charming
hostess of the Ihimble Bee last Thurs
dow 81 ffarnnn, of How. h0rnn on CQHnnd
street in Martins Ferry.
The Octagon Club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
Minnie Cox at her home on Fourth
street in Martins Ferry.
At a meeting of the Woman's Club,
of Martins Ferry, Thursday afternoon
the following papers were read: THE
Rock of Gibraltar" Mrs. Edna Turner;
Oxford and Cambridge Universities"
Mrs. E. Mitchell; Moral Effects of the
Drama" Miss Lennie E. Robinson.
The Wheeling Council, Knights of
Columbus, attended the initiation cere-
monies OF the Steubenville Council OF
that order at Steubenville Wednesday
evening last. They went by special
train over the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road, returning early the next morning.
The affair at Steubenville concluded
with an excellent banquet. The affair
was most enjoyable and amply repaid
the Wheeling Knights for undergoing
the trip.
On Tuesday evening about ten
onI,nloc IF hnr frian6c f0ndarp6 Miss
Annie McLain a birthday surprise
party. The costuming was very pretty
and in keeping with the decorations.
, The evening was pleasantly whiled
away by means of the various social
advertisements. AT a seasonable hour
d%electable refreshments were served.
Mrs. John C. Conner, of the Island,
entertained a merry party at the Hy-
geia ice rink Tuesday evening. FIT
teen couples of young folks enjoyed
the fine ice. Warm refreshments were
served at the usual hour.
Little Marie HayerOn gave a very
enjoyable birthday party to her little
friends last Thursday night at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Haveron, OF Thirty-eighth
street. A large number of grown per-
sons were in attendance, and all spent
a very pleasant evening.
st. Mary's hall was taxed to it's ut
most capacity last Monday night. The
entertainment was Erin Go Bragh,"
a comedy drama of three acts under the
auspices of the Mullen Division and
Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H. 1t was ex-
c~eptionally well conceived when the
amateur cast is considered. The waits
between acts were occupied with very
clever specialties. Mr.. Will Tucker,
Mrs. James Higgins and Miss Ellen Gill
ligan were very good in their parts.
Their work was worthy of special men
ton.
Following was the cast:
Squire Donnelly..-.....Mr. VIM. Tucker
Bartie Brannigan........Mrs Jas. Higgins
James O'Brien..."..Dr. Daniel Brannen
Phil O'Connor.. ..........Mr Leo Latham
Terry Murphy........Mr. Charles Gleason
Margaret Donnelly. ....... Miss Mary Ray
Blanche Flynn........Mis Mayme Tucker
Alice Gorman........Miss Raphael Moran
Old Miss Ellen Gilligan
Last Monday evening the Monday
Evening German was rendered a dance
party at the Arion Club. The attend
ance was quite large. If these affairs
are properly patronized 1t is the inten-
ton of the promoters to continue them
during the coming summer season at
the Wheeling Park Casino, in which in
stance Meister's orchestra will play.
On last Monday evening the season
at the Hygiea skating rink closed.
The occasion was a private skating
party given by four of the employees
of the rink to their friends. About
s~eventy-fve couples were present. The
rink was donated to the men by Sec
rotary w. S. Conner. They showed
their appreciation of the donation by
presenting Mr.. Conner with a very
handsome silk umbrella. The hours
were from half past seven until half
past eleven O'Clock.
The young ladies of the Second Chris