Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-03

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WHY This FmcstiDus Unkindnssss
wheeling7 Ar, yes the onetime Cap
tai of West Virginia. situated on switch Q
Ire B. 4 o. railroad, four miles north OF 20,
city Of Bellaire; We have heard OF it-6eii
aire Tribune.
Annual Coneiave knights Tsnnpinr.
The annual copelHve of the Ri. Eminent
Commandery Knights Tenplsr OF ihe STATE
Of West Virginia viii be holden IN the Asy
lam Of Potomac Commandery No: D, a.
Charlestown, Jefferson county, on Wednes'
day, the 18th inst. Orders for reduced fare
can be obtained by calling on Geo Z. lr
vine, Grand Recorder, at 1882 Nam street.
Election OF Ohieers.
The Maennerchor Singing Society has
elected the following officers to serve the
ensuing term Director, Prof II. J. Aroenz;
Vice Director, Otto Jaeger; President, +.
C. Arbenz; Vice President, Charles Lulauf;
Secretary, William G. Frederick Financial
Secretary, F. D. Frederick; Treasurer, a.
II. Nolte Librarian, 81. f. 6uergens;
Color Bearers, John Dusche and Herman
Hildebrand.
Before Justice Ankle.
Joseph Crawford was before Justice Ar
kle yesterday afternoon charged by James
O'Hsgan with having committed an assault
on Mrs. O'Hsgsn. The defendant was fined
IS and costs and placed under a bond of
$50 to be OF good behavior for one year. B
B. Dovener was counsel for the plaintiff
and Thomas S. Riley for the defendant.
Mrs. O'Hagan was charged by Crawford
with having assaulted him, but the case was
dismissed at costs Of the plaintiff.
Egg Breaking Social.
The egg breaking social at the English
Lutheran Church on Friday night was
largely attended, and the programme OF
exercises was exceedingly enjoyable. Miss
Zelda Cook, of Bridgeport, was awarded the
clock, she having had $5.43 in her egg
Honorable mention was also made OF Misses
Emma Israel and Emma Lewis, whose eggs
contained almost al large an amount as the
above. The entertainment was a success
in every respect.
Odd Fellows Picnic and Parade.
The varions lodges OF this city and vicin-
ity propose to have a grand demonstration
in honor of the sixty-sixth anniversary OF
Odd Fellowship, in the way Of having a pub
lie parade in the morning through the CEN
trail part of the city, and grand picnic the
balance of the day OF either the park or
some other suitable place, on Saturday, the
9th of June Invitations will be sent to all
The lodges located near the city both in Ohio
and West Virginia, and it is expected there
will be q grand turnout of the brethren OF
this mystic order, as we'll as their wives,
families and friends. 1t is to be basket
picnic, and the committe in charge will see
to it that there is good music and plenty OF
amusement for both old and young, as well
az interesting features for the brotherhood
TO give attention to.
Progressive Euchre Party.
The event of the week in society was the
progressive euchre, given at Belleview on
Tuesday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Culbertson. The first prizes were carried
off Mr.. and Mrs. MeCabe, and the fun,
which had waxed fast and furious all the
evening, eliminated in great hilarity when
the hostess presented a small china doll to
a fair and lovely lady, and tin horn to q
well known and popular ex-srmy officer, as
a reward for dividing between them the
very questionable honor of being the
boobies" of the evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Paterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McCabe, Major and Mrs.
| Tom Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hearne,
Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Ewing, Misses Dorie Hildreth
SalRs White, Mary Dickey Libbie Greer
and Messrs. o. C. Dewey Ran StalnskeT
and DR.. Dickey.
Moonlight Picnic.
The Owl Social, unquestionsbly the fines
ORGANIZATION of its kind in this city, viii
give a grand select invitation moonlight
picnic at Seiberts Garden, Thursday even
ing. May I. Kramer's full orchestra ha'
been engaged for the occasion and al
elegant time is assured all those who have
been invited to attend. The following are
| the committees:
On Invitation-H. L. Barclay, Franz
Robrecht, Otto Schenk, Charles Schempi
G. Schueneberger, A. Hoke, I. Goodwin
J. Kater.
Floor Managers ,seph Schneider, Gee
Scheuneberger.
Masters of Ceremonies-Joseph Birding
Cbqs Schempi.
Oficers-H. E. Barclay, President; Fran
Robrecht Vice President; Louis Lau'
Secretary.
The N otor viii leave the Capitol at I
NJ. sharp.