Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

The Beethoven singing society will give
an Interesting concert and ball on Monday
evening at their hall, corner of Market
and Eleventh streets one of the many
interesting features of the programme will
he a double quartette OF eight OF the or
ganizers of the society Of thirty-two
years ago. They viii he directed by
Prof Henry Vass. formerly OF the Opera
House band Meister's band Will also as
sist in the programme.
Miss Gertrude Smith of McMeehen
street, Benwood. was quietly married to
Mr.. Ralph e. Beighley, at Stewart sta
ton Pa, by the Rev. McCarrell. of the
L. 2. church, on Sunday evening last.
Wednesday at St Joseph's Cathedral
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Harry Stein
and Miss IONA Swing, of the South Side.
Rev. Father Moye offciated The attend
ants were Miss kraus and Mr.. VIM Stat
ford. \ reception was held at 2io6 Eoff
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein are at home
on South Market street
Thursday afternoon Mrs. ID. a. Colbert
held H reception at her home on Gravel
mn, 6tIldlIt. III HbflpI Oh ilFI SiSltis MISE
Viola Sprague. The spacious parlors had
been tastefully decorated for the occas-
ion with cut flowers, blooming and fol-
iage plants. The parlor was decorated in
pink and green, and the walls, nantes,
curtains and large bay windows were
resplendent with hrysanthemums, ferns
and smilax, arranged with pleasing effect,
while iardIners containing handsome house
plants were scattered about the room.
The floral decorations in the dining room
were very profuse and consisted OF white
chry santhemums white carnations, smi-
lax and ferns. The refreshment table
was deliberately decorated with cut flow
ers and well laden with deicacies. IeI-
low and green predominated in the
library. The rooms were filed with hand
somely gowned women during the entire
afternoon. Mrs. Colbert and the guest
of honor We're assisted in receiving by
Mesdames James Du Bots, c. W Dick
ems and Charles Daugherty. The dining
room WAS in charge of Misses Lydc Hea-
therington Lura Dickens, Inez Blackburn
and Martha Heatherlngton. Misses
Blanche McClelsnd and Anna Wilson pre-.
sided at the punch bowl.
Miss Ada sehramm. of Bellaire, was
surprised by q number of her friends at
her home on Rose Hill, Wednesday even
ing Excellent refreshments were served.
Miss Schramm left yesterday for Steuben-
vile, where she will make her home.
cards are out for large receptoh TO
he gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. o. Dsw-
ri, ,t.s. -fh bnTDr
of Governor and Mrs. a. y. White.
The guests who will attend The reeep-
ton at Monument Place, Elm Grove. TO
follow the Betts-Howell wedding, may
take the W. & f. G. cars departing on
the even hours. thereby connecting
promptly with the ears on the Trisdel-
phia line and reaching their destination
without difficulty.
Wednesday evening Misses Martina anc
Maggie Arthur of the East End, enter
tanned the Alvaron Mandolin Club. Games.
dancing and music were the features OF
the evening. At a seasonable hour tooth
some refreshments We're served. Miss
Martha Arthur proved TO be very
charming host. Among those present
were Misses Martha and Maggie Arthur
Miss Bertha Grace Yariing, Miss Moiiie
smith, Miss Maggie Jacquay' Miss
Blanche Gillian, Miss Grace Theurer, Miss
Agnes Barriss Miss Name Schafer, Miss
MARY Deiyille. Miss Name Moran Miss
Name Malcolm. Miss Daisy Morgan, Miss
Meta Meade, Miss julia Miller, Miss Mar
gle Schaub, Nessrs. Fred Parker, jos
eph Roger. Harry F'urgeson. Hurry Sea-
bright. Chss Schaub. Chas. Bryson, Fay
schriver. Robt. Chimney, Harry Morrison,
Mr.. Bsndi. Alex. Bone. John Tony, MI.
McCrscken Paul Wallace, Frank Lott,
Albert Buley and Elmer Marker.
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