Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

born and raised in this city. but re-
Gently removed to Homestead where he
has made for himself fine practice.
Miss Laue is a charming and accom-
plished young lady ana was an active
member in the Woman's Musical Club.
After a short wedding trip Dir. and Mrs.
Dittman will settle in Homestead, Pa.
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The Sunday school class of Mr.. Ed
ward Rogers gave musicale and en-
tertainment at his home, No 525 Main
street Thursday evening. The young
ladies arranged a very fine programme
and the efforts were well repaid by the
large crowd present. Refreshments
were served after the music.
Mr.. and Mrs South, of Eleventh
street. charmingly entertained a Mum
Der of their friends last evening. Pro-
gressive euchre was the feature Of the
evening after which a tempting lunch
con was served.
I De formal opening of the fall and
winter social season of the Carroll CIuD
took place last Wednesday evening. the
commodious auditorium was well tilled
and the strains of inspiring music added
to the enjoyment Of the occasion. The
refreshments were furnished by Caterer
NJ. J. Mooney.
Wednesday afternoon VIM. ]. Ball.
prominent young man of this city, and
son of Enoch Ball, was quietly mar
ried to Miss Minnie D. O'Conner The
young people are receiving the con-
gratulations of host of friends.
On Wednesday Mr. Harry Beuter, the
halter, and Miss katherine Meyer both
popular young people Of this city, were
! quietly married.
Friends OF the high contracting par
ties nave received copies of the follow
ing announcement and invitation:
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Vance
| request the honor of Eour presence az lhe
| marriage and reception OF their
daughter.
Lille Edserton,
and
Mr. Samuel Williams Harper.
on the evening of Thursday. the seven
teenth of october,
at o'clock.
at nine hundred and thirty-three North
Main street.
Wheeling. West Virginia.
On last Sunday evening at the
Knights of St John hall. Union street,
Bellaire, Commandery No 23S. had as
their guests, Commandery No. 319, of
Warrington. w Va. After returning
from GAINESVILLE where they had taken
part in the dedication of a new church.
the Warrington Knights decided to stop
over at Bellaire until train NO. 8, on the
B. & o. railroad A fine programme
had been mapped out for their enter
tainment and a very pleasant evening
| was spent by all.
The marriage of Miss Gene X. Mes
| bitt. daughter of Mr.. David Nesbitt,
and Mr. Clarence Adams, of the Island,
was solemnized last Wednesday even
street. in the presence of large num-
Der of friends and relatives. A large
reception followed the ceremony. and
the guests partook of a wedding feast.
One of the most charming functions
| Of the social season was the luncheon
at the Fort Henry Club Wednesday al
| ternoon given by Miss Lille Vance
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Vance,
| tn the members Of the Spinster Club.
| The affair was given in the ladies'
| cafe. The decorations by Max Hess
/ were la 1911 anu bd1lt- I'LL L ilt tclyiE
! decorations consisted of American
beauties. There were two large pyra-
mids of roses. a flower was placed at
each plate, and the design for the din
ner cards was miniature American
! beauties
| Photographer Brown took flash
| light picture of the group as they We're
| assembled about the table and each
| guest will receive a copy of the pic
ture. The luncheon was served In
nine courses, between the hours Of
one-thirty and four O'Clock. The
guests OF Miss Vance were as followA:
Misses Martha Clark. Gertrude LIST.
Blanche Haase, Lou Rinehart Harriet
Dalzell, Hulda Delaplaine. Mary Nc
Mechen, Fife Lewis. Frapcss (t.
Ma Brockunier Marthn HI.
aldwell, GertrUs eie