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

number of lady friends at a sever
course birthday dinner Wednesday ev
ening at her home on South Mali
street. The guests enjoyed an exce.len
time and showered their best wishe
| upon their hostess, wishing her man!
| happy returns of the day.
The handsome residence OF Mr.. ant
! Mrs T. w. Brown, on Fifth street
! Mouondsville. was the scene OF very
pretty home wedding last Wednesday
, evening, when their daughter, Miss
Cora EEua, was married to Mr.. William
f. Peab ~. of Philadelphia. The in
| teresting Ceremony was performed at
| o'clock in the presence of the imme,
| diate friends of the families by Arch.
deacon B. VI. Spur, using the beautiful
| Episcopal ceremony. The brides maids
and best man were Miss Mabel Brown
! and Mr.. f. w. Brown. Jr.. sister and
| brother OF the bride. The bride wore
| white crepe de chine ard the groom
was dressed in the customary black.
! The par.ors and dining room were
tastefully decorated with smilax, ferns
and ported plants and presented a
beautiful appearance. After the cere-
mony dainty wedding supper Was
served
The newly married couple let at
midnight over the B. & o. for tour
of Washington, Old Point Comfort,
Newport News and other eastern
cities. After November % they viii. be
at home at No. 3791 North Broad street,
Philadelphia.
A very successful musicale was given
Tuesday evening by \. 5. Thomas Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters OF st.
Matthews p E. church. The silver Of
! fering netted a handsome sum.
Two of the Sunday school classes of
the North Street NJ E. church conduct
ed Height. social in the church
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served. The proceeds will be devoted
toward church improvements.
An interesting wedding took place at
St Clairsvse on Wednesday. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Laura Rice,
a charming young lady Of that town,
and Mr. J. Berger Linn. young business
man of the Island After short we'd
ding trip the young couple VIII be at
home on the Island. Thy are the re-
eipients of many hearty congratulations.
The annual banquet of the Omicron
Denteron Graduate Chapter of PHI
Gamma Delta, a prominent college fra
ternity. will be he'd on the evening Of
November Let at the Mcclure House.
DR.. Frank J. LeMoyne Hupp, of this
city. will be the POSTMASTER. and
number of distinguished visitors are
expected.
What was one of the most novel and
enjoyable events of the fall season &C.
Cured in the parlors of the Grand Cen
trail Hotel last Thursday afternoon, be-
tween the hours of three and eight,
when Mrs. Alexander Campbell enter
tanned thirty-two ladies' at a duplicate
whist and dinner party. Many inter-
esting as well as exciting games of dup
licate whist were played during the af-
ternoon. and at six O'Clock the guests
repred to the large dining room of the
hotel. where sumptuous nine-course
dinner was served. The table was
beautifully decorated in pink and white
chrysanthemums. while palms and as
paragus plants were placed throughout
the rocm.. The guests present were:
Mrs. Oliver =. Rhodes, Mrs. James
Neil, Mrs George Boyd. Mrs. D. c
List, Jr. Mrs. r. O. McMasters, Mrs.
Ed Holiday. Mrs Geo Parks, Mrs.
Lou Steenrod, Mrs T. c. Moffat, Mrs,
Walker Frissell. Mrs S. l.. Brice Mrs.
Zach Robertson Mrs Mortimer Pollock,
Mrs. Margaret Dalzell Mrs. Fred Lange,
Mrs. Jacob Grubb, Mrs. w. w. Arnett,
Mrs Geo. Gilchrst. Mrs. Charles II.
Fancy, Mrs. Della Carr. Mrs. Bernie
Mcclure, Mrs. Harry Mende. Mrs. Julius
Pollock. Mrs. Cecil Robinson, Mrs. E.
B. Bowie Mrs w. B. Higgins, Misses
Madge Johnson, Jennie fancy, Kate
Hunter, Carrie Copp. Jennie Wilson and
Jennie Nell.
On Wednesday evening, at his home
on South Eoif street, Frederick harpeI
entertained a number of his friends
On Wednesday evening the Young
Ladies Society of St. stephens Re
formed Church called at the home OF
Miss Ehrle, on South Wood street, and
rendered her a pleasant surprise
Games and other amusements were III
dulged in, and at the conventional houI
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Irwin Thomas Ward and Miss
Cora Lee Matthews delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of their frienGs with
card party Thursday afternoon al
Miss Matthews home on Cbaplinc
street. The house was artistically dec
GRATED with autumn leaves and hydran-
gias. Miss Claire HandIan was award
ed first prize, a pretty belt. and Miss
Carrie Erb second. a silver bodkin with
various colored ribbons attached After
tina prizes bad been distributed very
tempting luncheon was served.
Wednesday evening at the home OF
the bride, No. 2463 South Chapline
street, occurred a quiet. but pretty vel
ding, the principals being Mr.. Howard
| Weekly, of this city, and Miss Orc Car
penter. The groom is motorman on
the Wheeling Traction Company line
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. T. j. White. of the Second Chris
| tian church. The attendants We're Miss
Ada Flood and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkens
both of this city. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Weekly left
| for a fOur pf Ohio after which thew