Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
THE WEEK In SOCIETY.

10, 1886.
THE WEEK In SOCIETY.
Brief Mention of What Took Place tn,
Past Six Days
The list for the physicians excursion OF
the new Courier to Charleston Wednesday
next is full up and overaoWing. 1t will b
an occasion of more than ordinary interes
and enjoyment The following people
have decided to 60, and no doubt all will
enjoy nice social time on the way down
while there and en- the return trip: DR.,
Ulrich, Dr. Pipes, DR.. R. NJ. Baird, wife
and sister, Or. Dickey and mother, DR..
Burnie, DR.. G. NJ. Frissell, DR.. Jepson, wife
and daughter, DR.. Campbell, wife and sis.
ter, DR.. Ford, DR.. ]. ]. Wood, ]. R. Acker,
C E. Bailie, A. A. Franzheim, Col. Robt.
White and wife, Miss Belle McCsbe, Mrs
G. W. Atkinson, Miss Belle
Menjel, Miss Carrie Whitaker,
Miss Helen Devries, Miss Blanche
Wsterhouse, Mrs John Frew, Mrs. 81. NJ
Harper, son and daughter, Mrs Irwin,
Miss Eliza Mills, DR.. Dowler Of Sherrard,
DR.. Fitch and DR.. Allen and wife of Nor
gantovn, DR.. McWhorter, Berlin, Lewis
county; Drs. Carr and Brownfeld and son
of Fairmont. Drs. Curtis and Cooper and
wife, Wellsburg; DR.. Shriver and wife,
Bethany; DR.. Harris, wife and child, Par.
kersbufg; the Misses Morrow of Fairmont,
DR.. Morgan and wife, Clsrksburg; Dr.
Sharp, Volcano; DR.. Hersmsn and lady
friend, Weston.
At noon on Wednesday, Mr.. Guy R. c.
Allen and Miss Annie V. Glass were mar
ried at the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs. Harriet Glass, on LsBelle avenue, the
ceremony being performed BY Rev. r.
Rush Swops, OF st. Matthews P E Church,
assisted by Rev. s. F. Randolph, Of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. The cere.
mony was very quiet one, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen departed over the C. 4 2. road
at l:47 on bridal tour On their return
they will take apartments at the St. James.
The next social event among the Arion
people will be a grand moonlight excur-
sion on the steamer Andes Monday even
ing, May 81. They will 90 some distance
up the river above Steubenvile. at which
point they will stop both on the way up
and down. An orchestra will &C.
company them and pleasant time will be
the result.
The Windsor Athletic Club gave pleas
ant ball at Westwood's Hall, South Side
Thursday evening. which was well attend
ed. Mayors orchestra furnished the music
and pleasant time was spent by all
During the evening the club was presented
with two fine oil paintings and clock by
the young lady friends OF the club.
EyMr. Adolph Kirchgessner and Miss Mol
lie Rsinheimer and Mr.. Joe Birding and
Miss Mary Winesdorffer, OF the East Side,
we're married at the st. Alphonsus Church,
Tuesday last, by Rev. Father Angelus. Re-
ceptions followed at the residences of the
brides parents.
Mr.. Will Biehl and Miss Mollie Bishop
were married at the residence OF the brides
mother on South Cha pline street, Thursday
evening by Rev. King, of Wesley M +.
Chapel. They have gone to housekeeping
on the South Side and on Friday evening
gave a pleasant reception at their home.
Mrs. Lille Jones gave pleasant birth
day party last Wednesday evening at her
home on South Jacob street, the occasion
being the anniversary OF her twelfth birth
day About fifteen or twenty couples OF her
little friends were present and spent
pleasant evening in social epjoyments.
The Turner Association gave grand
concert and ball at their hall, on Tuesday
evening, which was a social and financial
success. The Opera House orchestra
furnished the music for the dancers, and the
amusement was kept up until an early
hour Wednesday morning.
The May payty at Mt. de Chantal takes
place on Wednesday evening, and the
young ladies OF that popular institution
have made elaborate arrangements TO en- |
10y the evening. Prot. Joe Kramers full
orchestra will furnish the music for dane
ing.
Mr.. George Fink and Miss Minnie
Grewe were married by Rev. Ilegelmier
OF lions church. on Monday evening, at
the residence OF the brides parents, on the
South Side. A pleasant reception was held
a. the conclusion Of the ceremony.
On Tuesday afternoon at the Cathedral
Mr. James Msthison, OF Parkersburg, and
Miss Maggie Williamson were married by
Rev. Father McElligott. They left on the
evening train for Parkeraburg, their future
home.
Miss May S!roble will entertain q num-
Der of her young friends next Thursday
evening, at her home out CsldwelTs run,
on the occasion Of the anniversary OF her
birthday.
Mrs. Major Loring pleasantly entertain
ed dozen ladies from the city at dinner,
on Tuesday, at the hospitable family man
sion in the country.
Personal Points.
Walker Peterson was in ParkerSburg
Friday.
Will Wrigh! is spending Sunday in
BarnesYille.
A. Fl. Beach, Esq, ia home from Wash
ingion City on vislt.
Mrs Ellen Caldwell and daughter are
home from Florida trip.
Mr.. W. Pratt and wife, of New York, are
registered at the McLure.
S. A. Psrke, q popular Philadelphia
commercial man, 10 ct the AcLure.