Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

! Miss Mary McNecnen entertained tAs
organizers OF the Splnster Club at
llslX 0 CLOCK course dinner at the 3tamn
House on Wednesday evening. IL hai
gust been ten years since The ciuf
was first organized, and It's origina
promoters were the young ladies en-
tertained. Covers were laid for eight
and the dinner Ras most elaborate il
all It's appointments Those present
were Mrs. j. e. Bellville, Of German
| Gown, Pa, formerly Miss Sidney OFT, OIL
! THIS city, Miss Marina DaEdridge Cald-
! well Mjss Huida Dclaplaine. MICS Efiit
Eewis, Ms Jessie Berger, Miss Matilda
Burke ana Miss Flora Wilson.
The following account OF the we'd
! ding OF Miss I5ess Booth was taken
from the aylor exam Of July 18th, and
/ will no aoubt be read with great inter-
est by the many friends of Miss Booth
/ in as city, wIefe size has often VS.
tied:
At half past four o'clock yesterday
/ afternoon, at the home CT the bride
| parents, Mr. end MIS-. c. II. Booth, the
| marriage of Miss Bessie Booth and MIR.
| l.. Nelson Was solemnized by Rev. j. e.
pehIer, OF the Presbyterian church.
1he home was deliberately decorated
! with palms and southern smllax, which,
mingled with a rich protusion OF now
ers presented a scene OF unusual splen-
dor
10 the joyous strains Of the wedding
march the bridal party came down the
stairway, led ~ Master Crawford Booth
bearing the sI1Yef tray containing the
I L. al fEF fr
ftIague with the lovely maid III honor,
Miss Grace Davis, of Austin, wearing a
Gown OF embroidered blue mousselne
and carrying an arm bunch OF sunset
carnations. After them walked the
brldal party.
The bride looked fairer than ever be-
fore. dressed in d gown Of white point
de esprit over white taffetai carrying In
her arm a shower bouquet OF white car
nations ana terns.
A.tef the ceremony the guests were
n cd into the dining room, where
ca.-ty refreshments were served. In
the dining roonl as elsewhere, the ar
rangemeuts were admirable in every
detail. The table was most beautifully
decorated with lace over white satin.
In the centre OF the table and at dag
onal distances were cut glass bowls OF
brides roses and ferns.
Crossing the broad hallway its group
ing OF palms and rubber plants called
forth deal Of admiration before q
glimpse was caught OF the library,
where were displayed the magnificent
presents which came from all parts OF
the United States.
The brilu mas bcel reared in Taylor
and her family Is one OF the most PROM
inent Mr.. Nelson IS from an old arts
tocratie Tennessee family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson left on the six
O'Clock tram for san Antonio, taxing
w them the best wishes OF their
many friends.
The lawn social at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. r. E. Fitzpatrick on North
Huron street Thursday evening, was
most successful affair. A large crowd
was in attendance. The proceeds were
for the beneht of tina Second Christian
church building fund.
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From Mt Lake rdrk we hear that
the Loeb Lynn Heights hotel is crowd
Ell wuLl q uongenlai party Oh WneeIlnS
and Baltimore people. Mrs, List the
prcprietIess, inLends giving progress
sive euchre party this week in Whlch
all the guests OF the motel Will partlcl-
pate. Every Saturday night there is
large dance given III the BAH room ana
altogether our own people al TINS pop
ular resort seem to be nayiAg thor
oughly enjoyable time.
On Friday evening at her home in
Bellaife .liss Emma Wrestling enter
tanned party OF friends compliment
tary to Miss Mary Spear, OF braddock,
Pa. Nlo is the house guest OF MISS
Jessie Roberts. A very pleasant even
ing was spent in social amusements
and at a seasonabs hour refreshments
were served.
Miss Kate McHenry, one of the most
prqmlnent musicians Of Musical Wheel
ing, win spend August at Chautauqua,
taxing a course of study in piano mus
ic. VITA the eminent pianist, William
II. Sherwood, w.-o is there for the sea-
son.
Mr.. Morgan Oft and daughter, Miss
Florence CIT, of Echo Point. and Mr..
James P. Adams form a party travel
ing now in the Maekinac region.
Mrs. Rebecca Harden, Of Twelfth
street and daughter, Mrs. G. A. Asch-
mann. are at Chautauqda for the sea-
son.
A delightful musicale was given by
Miss Mamie Cushing at her home on
Fourteenth street Tuesday evening, IN
which number of talented local ar
lists and Mr. j. j. Fennessy. OF Roch-
ester n. Y. a prominent member or
the Bostonians. participated. Mr.. Fen
messy is a pupil of the well known Prof.
Csrlowlneete. of Pittsburg. and his
surtrb rendition OF the latest vocal
selections was a pleasing feature that
will not soon be forgotten by those who
had the good fortune to near him.
, Others who took part in the vocal and
| instrumental numbers were Misses Ele-
nora Eardy. Laura Eeonhart. Frances
I Montague. Nellie Beonhart. Virginia
Montague aud Mary Gushing.
Miss Nettie NJ. Prayer entertained a
number o. her young friends Saturday
! afternoon, at Edgington, in honor OF
! Der tenth birthday.
Friday morning. at the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. WeyriOk, on Belmont street
/ BelIaire. occurred one of the most bril-
+ liant social events OF the season. Tae
Z rroe 'sfiGn was rendered by their dauGh-