Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

full and capable way. The whole affair
was certainly a credit to the instructor
and his pupils
Mrs. Lewis Stenrod has issued invi-
tations for card party to be given at
her home near Mt. de Chantal on
Thursday afternoon of next week.
A reception between the hours of two
and five was given last Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. S. NJ Men
del, on Twelfth 1treet, by the ladies'
OF the First United Presbyterian
Church. The affair was given in hon
or of Mrs. tnarles H. Robinson, the
wife of the new pastor of the church.
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A most interesting wedding was sol
emnized at Bridgeport last Wednesday
evening, the bride being Miss Jessie q.
Hillyer, :" that town, and the groom
Mr.. Charles Carter Donaldson, of Pitts
burg. The ceremony took place at hair
| past eight at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Hillyer, on Bridge street, and the Rev.
]. ]. Secrest, pastor O. the First M. e.
Church, officiated. The attendants were
Miss Mary Donaldson, of Pittsburg, sis
ter of the groom and Mr.. Jack Wright,
who is connected with the Pittsburg
Post. About seyenty-five guests were
present, and after the ceremony we'd
ding supper was served. Later the
bride and groom left on an eastern
train for Washington, d. c.. where
their honeymoon will be spent. They
will make their home in Pittsburg,
where the grom holds responsible po-
sition on the Pittsburg Post.
Last Thursday evening, in Wells
burg, occurred the regular weekly
meeting of Prof. Delbrugge's dancing
class. The affair was very enjoyable
one and was attended by number of
young people from this city.
Miss Margaret Howell charmingly
entertained the Young Ladies Euchre
Club Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Kirkwood. The contests with
tue pasteboards were very spirited and
interesting. Four tables were in opera
ton. At the conclusion of the play the
club prize was awarded to Miss Lena
Chas. Daugherty.
Wednesday evening, May 18th, at 8
O'Clock, at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, will occur the wedding OF
Miss Louisa M. Loeffler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Loeff1er, of the South
Side, and Mr.. Theodore Reichert The
Rev. Father Mullen will perform the
marriage ceremony. There will be re-
ception at the home or the bride at 6
O'Clock in the evening.
The kindergarten and elementary de-
partmenus of St Joseph Academy will
give an entertainment on the evening of
June 4th in the auditorium of the Car
roll Club.
A party composed of the Misses
Helen Martha and Mary CALDWELL
Frances wheat, Lyde PAUL, Martha
OFT and Anna dis, of Parkersburg
and the Messrs. Morgan Hart, Will
Caldwell, Frank Cox, Bob Giffen, Don
Merriman, VIII Brice and Mr.. Riggs,
of Parkersburg, drove out to Maultown
last Monday evening, had a chicken
and waffle supper and enjoyed the
QflVe nome by moonlight.
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On Thursday evening at the Zion
Lutheran church on the South Side,
occurred the entertainment given by
the young men of the church. The af-
fair was very largely attended, and
the programme which was previously
published, was carried out, each partic-
ipant acquitting himself with credit.
AT the conclusion of the programme
refreshments were served.
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The annual May party at Mount de
Chantal was celebrated last Thursday
afternoon by the young ladies of that
we'll known institution. The old pu-
pills an friends who gathered together
at the school were much more numer-
Gus than on former occasions, tending
to make the affair all the more enjoy
able = new feature was the election
OF two queens-the May Queen and
Queen of the Flowers. Miss Loretta
Harmon, of Marie, "a, was the fortunate
young lady to be chosen as May Queen,
and her attendants Miss Mary Brown,
of Clarksburg, and Miss Florence Mon
tague, of this city. Miss Loretta
Truschel, of Wheeling, was chosen
Flower Queen. and her maids of honor
were Miss Miriam Aekenhill, of Pitts
burg, and Miss Marcella Weiner. of
New York City.
At p. m. to the inspiring strains of
the Opera House orchestra, the young
ladies entered from both sides of the
stage and proceeded down the centre
of the hall, forming an aisle through
which passed the Flowers, followed by
the May Queen and her court; after the
coronation Of the Queen by the Very
Rev. D. 0'Connor, vical general of the
diocese. the Flowers chose the Rose as
their sovereign, and both Queens were
escorted to their respective thrones.
A poetic address, composed for the
occasion, was made to the May Queen.
who responded \ few choice words
l--anking her subjects for the honor
conferred upon her.
Dance of the Flowers, a scarf dance
and a wreath drill were conspicuous
parts Of the afternoons entertainment
and the figures in each were gracefully
executed.
The whole party went to the Chapel
! for benediction; the Queen laying their
floral offerings on Our Ladys shrine,
after which they descended to the re-
fectory, the tables of which were dec