Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

And oft exchange of jokes,
BECAUSE back home are coming
Long absent women-folks.
Ann gf these happy fellows
There's one supremacy gay
H. RED to cook his victuals
While wiley was away.
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The vacation season is rapidly ap-
proaehing it's end. Summer sojourn-
ers are vending their ways homewards.
some sought rest and recuperation and
found both. Others sought pleasure
and excitement, and are satified with
them. The conquests of the summer,
row discussed by Nine. Rumor, will be
proVpn verities in winter nuptials.
Houses. closed for the heated term, are
being reopened, and hostess are al
ready planning the fall and winter cam
pagn. There will be a fortnight de-
voted to unpacking of trunks, inter-
rews with the modistes, shopping ex-
petitions. and partly to rest. Then
will come the initial fall meetings of
Tie clubs, an occasional carpet enter
.tainment, and within a few weeks So
eety will be in the whirl of excitement,
which will reach it's climax in the bril-
liant functions of the holiday season.
There is every indication of unusual
gaysty in Wheeling's fashionable cir
Ges during the winter. Many outdoor
entertainments are yet to be given,
however.
Mrs John X. List gave yatch-
Ing party last Tuesday evening eompli-
metary to her niece, Miss Sarah Glass,
oi Chicago About sixteen were de-
BEAUTIFULLY entertained with the ride up
10 Sisters Island, and upon their re-
turn an appetizing luncheon was served
a- the home of Mrs. List on North Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clarke and family
are expected home some time this week
from the Jersey coast, where they have
been spending two months.
The third of a series of sommer-
conducted by the Opera
House Orchestra occurred on Wednes-
day evening at Wheeling Park,
The weather was delightful and the at
tendance was one of the largest OF the
season. After the band renoered a
pleasing programme of eight numbers
the orchestra gave some excellant dance
music in the Casino. Special cars con-
yeyed the crowd back to the city after
midnight.
On Thursday evening at the Mozart
Park Casino, Prof. Jacob J. Reineke
entertained a number of his friends
with a delightful dance. There was a
very large attendance and all enjoyed
dancing to the music furnished by
Prof. John Long.
Emil |. Hennig, proprietor Of the
Hennig Drug Company, and Miss Mar
TIA Ella Walton, were quietly married
III this city last Sunday afternoon bd
the Rev. Mr.. Ulfert, pastor of st. Johns
German Protestant church. The bride
and groom are widely known in Wheel
Ing and have the good wishes of their
large circle of frlenas and acquaint-
anees.
The members of the Iroquois Club
gave well attended dance at the Blue
Ribbon Hall in Benwood on Friday
evening. Prof. John Long furnished
tle music for dancing.
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invitations have been issued for the
Welding of Miss Anna Teresa Meow
an OF Philadelphia, sister of Edward ]
MCGOWAN, as follows:
Mrs. Susan MCGOWAN
''ql'stS the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Anna Teresa,
to
n. Mr.. Bernard Joseph Dever,
"FYIieSddy evening. September fourth
nineteen hundred and one,
at five o'clock.
St Theresa's Church,
Broad and Catherine streets.
Reception
from half after five until eight.
1885 South 18th street.
Inc following list is only few Of
nose who departed for Atlantic City
On thursday: A. p. Tallman and fam
" Miss Gilchrist, Mr.. Ewing ane
family. R. Moore, Leon Klee and party
y Moundsville, N. Price Whitaker anc
party. Miss Annie Alderman, l.. V
BOND, w. D. Hicks, M. Gutman. Rob
eFt Dalzell, George N. Vardy and 9th
Last Wednesday evening at theil
nome Misses Belle and Bertha Lorgt
|ueAshtfully entertained a number Of
,HeF friends in honor of their cousin
NlSs Ethelyne Lorge, of Washington
Music was furnished by Prof. Johr
me Mozart Singing Society will give
Il grand concert at Mozart Park Sep.
|sehoer 18th. Among those who VIII
|.ehe part are Mrs. Julia l.. Reymanr
|dhd Charles Zulauff.
Mr. Birney S. Mcclure and daughters
al4abeth and Geneva, are home from {
|'"o months stay in Europe.
ne following persons from Wheel
Ens We're registered at Statlers Hotel
|ED,unalo, last week: Mrs. /. G.. Dillon
kiiss G. Dillon. Alfred Caldwell. Martha
r. CALDWELL. Helen Caldwell, George B
YVES. Mrs. Louis Schwab, MRS. A