Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
SOCIAL D0INGS
For the Past Six Days, in the
City.
An u t-of-Town Wedding, and a List Of
Events for the Coming Week
Personal Points.

Mr.. Louis NJ. Elwell and Miss Msrtha
Kirkwood were married last Wednesday
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ).
Wilson, on Short Creek. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dryden pastor OF
the North street church, this city. AT Its
conclusion q pleasant reception was held
A number of handsome presents were re-
eeived, among which we noticed the follow
inc: Mrs. Wilson, tsblecloth; Mrs. Bane,
towels; Miss Dors L. Elwell. silver castor;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry and Mr.. and Mrs 4.
/. Elwell, bronze clock; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Hsnea, towels and table cloth; Mr..
and Mrs. Warner. towels; Miss Kate Mo-
lingo, napkins; Will Irwin, perfumery cas-
ket; Mr.. and Mrs. John Fenwick, silver
toilet case; n. Gordon, bed spread; Capt.
Davis fruit bowl and dishes; Mrs. K. Wei
shaws, towels; Mr.. Edwards, carving knife
and fork; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson, table
sooops and butter knives; Miss Lizzie
and Aggie Hedges, amber wster Get;
Mrs. VIM. Bane, towels; Miss Mary busch,
bed spread; Miehs Bsne, hand-psinted
pin-cushion; Mr.. and Mrs. j.. b Wilson
a tidy and FIVE dollars; Miss q. and Z.
McColloeh. bed spread; John Mcaenry,
toilet set; Mary Mcclure, msjOlica melon
| Mate; Will Nichols and Geo. Hukili, one
dozen decorated glasses; Mary Gordon,
lamp; Sarah Wilson and sisters, silver tea
spoons; Miss MollIe Harrison, set OF glass
| fruit dishes; Miss Mcclure, pair Of vases;
Maud Fenwiek, msjolics pitcher; Mrs
John Bsne, pair of Turkish towels; Becca
Mcclure, silver butter knife; r. I. Bane,
one dozen napkins; John Hyde, fancy pin
cushion and comb case; Matte Boggs,
covers for bed room set. The happy
couple left on the 6 D. N. train for Lanes-
vile, where they will visit for q week.
They will make their home in Kansas.
Miss Lilly Rust pleasantly celebrated her
eighth birthday, Friday evening, By enter
tanning a number Of her friends at the
home of her parents, 46 Twenty.hith
street. Good music was on hand and the
time was pleasantly passed by the little
folks in various games, until eleven
o'clock, when excellent refreshments were
served, 10 which they devoted themselves
for some time, after which the tun ives re-
newed and continued until n o'clock,
when all retired, wishing the charming
little hostess many happy returns. Among
those present were Misses q. Holiday,
Nora Clark. Ads Bowman, Laura Brunell,
Sadie Rodgers, Mamie Biers, Clara Hursh,
Maude Bowman, Monte Cummings,
Blanche Shafer, Hannah Chspper, Nellie
Skater, Annie Murrins, and Masters Willie
and Robert Rust, Joe Rodgers, Charlie
Murrins, Geo. Clark, Geo. Meddic, Louis
Delborough, Robert Fsdley, John Holli'
day, Ed and Albert Cox, Howard Skater,
Ed Brunell, Sam johnson, Willie Nc
Kinley, Chss. Crogban and others.
Mr.. Louis Paul and Miss LuellA Sadler
we're married at the residence Of the bride
parents on Eof street, the ceremony being
performed by Rev, Dornblaser, OF the En-
Qish Lutheran church At its conclusion
q delightful reception wss held and the
young couple received msAy good wishes
Mr.. John Eckhart, isther-in-law OF Cspt
Louis Salterbsck, celebrated the eighty FRS
anniversary of his birthday Tuesday. Ht
is the oldest German citizen in Wheeling
and the Oldest Odd Fellow in West Vir
pinia. he is still hale and hearty and hi
many friends. extended him many good
wishes.
TIE Mercantile Club" a swell socia
organization composed Of prominent yours
Hebrew gentlemen, gave another one o
its enjoyable hops a. its rooms in Horn
brooks Block, on Main street, WEDNESDAY
. evening. Krsmer's orchestra furnishe,
the Ausic, and the evening was spent in
most delightful manner.
Mr.. Henry Drummer, Of this city, wa
married to Miss Annette, daughter OF Mr.
F. Koontz, Of Woodsfeld, at the residenc
of the brides parents, last week, BY Rev
|, Albert Winterick. They took a short tri
snd are nov in this city, which they vii
make their future home.
The young ladies Of the Ariou Societ.
will give one Of their delightful "Ksfst
~visites" at the rooms Of the club mex
Wednesday. A fine programme of amuse
ments has been arranged, and a delightful
time is assured.
Mr.. Thomas Fox, .Jr, and Miss Lotti
Schulz will be married Tuesday a~ternOou
at 2 o'clock, at Bishop KaiI's residence
A reception will follow at the residence o
the brides parents, on Fourteenth street.
The Germsuia Amusement Society viii
give q grand ball at their hsll on tb
South Side, to morrow evening. Mayer.
orchestra will make the music and a pleas
snt time is anticipated.
1t is becoming the rsge among some o
our society folks to take moonlight ant
daylight rows on the river. This will be
popular enjoyment the coming summer.
The Mozart Singing Society will give
ball at their hall, on the South Side
wednesday evening.
Personal Points.
Miss Sue Cozsd is visiting friends il
Clsrksburg.
Miss Alice Ratclif is visiting Mrs. ALDER
Goethe, az Bellsire.
Miss Ada Bsggs, of this city, is visiting
relatives in New Msrtinsgilla.
Judge Brooks Fleming, OF FsirHont
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Kate Hszlett will leave this weeE
for SeEiekly, Pa, 10 visit her friend Mis
Love.
Prot C. A. Sipe. Of the Fsirmont Nor
nal school, was in the city Yesterday OF
business.
Mr.. Harry Nenkensllsr returned yes
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