Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

Rev. j. Secrest. The groom has been
connected with the monument house OF
r. BurIey & Co. for several years
and the bride is a well known and ac-
eomplisbed lady of st. ClairsViiIe.
After a short trip south the young
couple will take up their residence ID
this city.
At the home of the bride on Forty
sixth street Thursday evening occurred
the wedding Of Mr.. Daniel Sindeldecker
and Mrs. Nancy Custer, two well known
residents of that portion of the city
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Gregory Bleakley, Of the Wesley
NJ E church. They will reside on
Forty-sixth street.
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The first Of a series of musical con-
certs which will occur monthly at the
Carroll Club Auditorium, under the d.
rection of G. w. Delbrugge, Will be
given Thursday evening, October Z4th.
A brilliant programme is being arrang-
ed. II will mark the second appear
ance of Mrs. /. g. Dillon. with Mrs.
Flora Williams, Margaret Harvey, VIII
Day, Prof. Blumenberg and Meister
orchestra for the dance music to fol-
low. Miss Rosamond Duga will also
be heard in both readings and piano
accompaniment for the singers. This
young lady was heard at the Casino
and delighted large audience. Miss
Duga comes to Wheeling direct from
the Boston Conversatory of Music and
Elocution, and expects to teach at Prof.
Delbrugge's school, beginning next
week.
The Suburban Club will meet at the
Blue Ribbon hall, Benwood. Thursday
night of this week. Music by John
Long.
Miss Elizabeth Noll, of Hannibal, O.,
last Wednesday We'd with the Ances-
trail Colonial Ladies in matters Of
coaching parties. Lady friends Of
Woodsfeld, Ohio; st. Clairsville, Ohio,
and New Martinsville, w. Va, left
their respective homes in tally-ho
style reaching Hannibal, Wednesday
noon, where they were entertained and
dined by Miss Noll. The Noll resi-
dence was beautifully decorated with
palms and carnation pinks. Hand
painted cards in floral subjects were
used to designate the position OF each
guest at the luncheon table, at which
covers were laid for twenty guests. The
afternoon was spent in a ride to Sis
tersville, where the parties were the
guests until the following morning of
Mrs. Mccormick, at whose home
Colonial style dinner was enjoyed.
The evening entertainment consisted
of music, cards and other games in
the specially and appropriately decora-
ted parlors. The return home was
made Thursday. The ladies of the
party were: Mrs. Ed. Mooney, Mrs.
Will Mooney, Mrs. Rose Mallory,
Mrs. l.. Small, Mrs. Jas Rouse, Mrs.
John Rouse, Mrs. Hattie Miller Mrs.
Asher Okey, Mrs. Fannie Diehl, Mrs.
Thurman Spriggs. Miss Amanda Kir-
patrick of Weedsfield; Miss Sarah
Muhleman, Miss Rena Noll, of Hanni-
bal. O.; Mrs. E. A Williams. Mrs r.
Richardson, Mrs. Jno. McEldowney,
Miss Daisy Richardson, Miss Josie
Clark, of New Martinsville, w. Va.
Miss Lille Edgertson Vance will be
the recipient of two dinners this week,
complimentary to her approaching mar
Monday evening at the FIT. Henry Club,
Miss Vance's assistants at her we'd
ding namely: Misse Hulda Deleplaine,
Martha Clarke, Elsie Whitaker. Flora
Wilson and Gertrude List will give an
elaborate dinner. On Tuesday evening
DR.. and Mrs. John l.. Dickey, at Echo
Point, will give swell dinner.
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The condition of Mr. Gen w Curnev
who has been i'll at his room In the
McLure House, has become so serious
that his parents at Whitman, Mass,
have been notified. He is under the
care of trained nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Walters, of the
Island, were married five years on the
Sth instant, and accordingly invited a
number of friends to assist them cele-
brate their wooden wedding. Refresh
ments of most appetizing nature were
served. All present spent most en-
joyable evening and extended hearty
congratulations to their guests. Mr..
Fred c. Myers, one of the guests, read
the following poem, composed by him
self for the occasion:
1t aggords me great delight
To meet you here tonight
And hope this evening will end IN pleas
ure and joy,
Each feeling and acting like girl or a
boy.
Let each one here be on some pleasure
bent,
And give praise to the Lord. for the de-
lightful evening spent.
Let each be and act like a sister or
brother,
And see how good and kind you can be
to each other.
And to be particularly nice, pleasing and
good
To our friends that invited us on card
of wood.
Announcing as all true Lover should,
That they wish to celebrate their wedding
of wood.
Hoping the next in order to be tin, silver
and gold.
And their love for each other never grow
cold.
That love and affection to others they
may teacn.
When the Diamond wedding they also
reach.
May all their years be happy, joyous and
fair.
May prospects bright and beautiful attend
them everywhere.
May all their plans succeed, that their
heart desires,
Is the wish of all their friends including
PERSONALS