Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-17

Miss Gertrude Reister was hostess to
a number of friends Thursday after
noon at a Valentine euchre party at
her home on South Market street.
Hearts were the favors, and the effect
was carried out in every detail. The
prize, a handsome Cupid Gibson pic
ture, went to Mrs. Ward. The conso-
lation prloe, a Cupid match safe, went
to Miss Clara Wingerter. The affair
was most enjoyable throughout
The gentlemen of the Country Club
will entertain the lady members with
a bowling party Monday evening at the
Carroll Club.
The Young Mems Improvement AS
ISOLATION gave a very enjoyable enter
tainment last evening at Mozart Hall.
A large crowd was in attendance. The
~fonowing programme was rendered:
Selection-Dandy Sixth March. Godfrey
Messrs. Machin, Dudley and Cunning
ham.
Mr.. Herman A. Hundt
Recitation-Tobe's Monument..........
..:..............:.Miss Grace Ingram
.....................Miss Jennie Wheat
Instrumental
........Misses Maggie and Lydia Stab
Recltatlon...-......MT.C u r: Carr1san
Cox
Messrs. Machin. Dudley and Cunning
Vocal Solo-The Steeple Bells...........
Wallace H. Smith
Recitation...........Mr Mr.. James P. Morgan
selection-Watch Ger Theea3c;Pinsrts
Recitation-Peter Mulrooney and Black
Miss Mary Ray
Vocal Solo-Swallows....Mi Clara Fette
Recitation-The Raven-n-:--.
Frank w. NeSbitt, Esq.
Messrs. Dudley, Machin and Cunning
ham.
The informal fancy dress ball to be
rendered the participants in last weeks
terpsichorean carnival for the benefit
of the City Hospital, tomorrow even
ing, at the Linsly armory, promises to
be one of the most enjoyable affairs of
the season.
Quite a novel and enjoyable affair
was the st. Valentines party rendered
the children of the Delbrugge dancing
academy last Thursday afternoon at
the Arion club. The large ball room
was tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion. About twenty children partici-
pated, and their dancing was witnessed
by a large crowd. Among other pretty
dances was a cotillion of twelve fig
ures. A feature was the %postoffice at
which the children left and received
valentines. The favors were many.
The following special to the Balti-
po0ro unpolJ mill Tho rood nith intaract
by society people throughout the State:
BOYD'S, Md, February 6.-St. Peters
church, at Poolesville, this county,
a Boyd's, was yesterday afternoon
the scene of one of the prettiest we'd
dings in this county lately. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mary
Douglass Poole, daughter of Mr.. Rich
ard Poole, one of the wealthiest
farmers of this county, and Mr.. Louie
Hawkins, of Richmond, Va, a con-
tracing engineer for a new railroad,
near Beverly, w. Va. The wedding
party entered the church to the
strains of the wedding march rem
dered fly Professor Poole. Preceding
the bride and groom was the best
man, MIR. Mark Hawkins, brother of
the groom, accompanied by the brides
sister, Miss Anna G. Poole, who was
maid of honor. Following them were
the six bridesmaids, Misses Frances
and Mamie Poole, of Poolesville;
Annie Griffith, of Olney; Mary Conley
of Kensington; Elizabeth Poole, OF
Washington, and Mary Hawkins, Oh
Richmond, Va. Then came the six
ushers, Messrs. Hayes Poole and w
o. Knight, of Washington; Walter
Williams, of Poolesville; DIR. Nicholas
of West Virginia; Mr.. Claiborne, oil
Baltimore, and Fremont Jones, o.
Poolesville. Last came the bride anG
groom, with four little ribbon girls
Misses Katharine and Martha Poole
of Washington, and Mary Poole and
Katie Walling, of P~oolesville. Rev
Walter P. Griggs performed the cere
mony. A collation. followed at the
home of the brides parents. The
couple left for a trip to Florida. They
will reside in Richmond.
The Height Party" given Tuesda,
evening at the parish house of 81
Luke's, by the Chancel Chapter, was
most enjoyable and successful affair