Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-29
SOCIAL D0INGS.
Iooniinned from Sf1t6 Pasel

H lNSH4tANtA IfOHs - So
DR.. Joseph Cooper, of Bellaire, and Miss
Elida Moore, Of Wellsburg. were married
at the residence of Mr.. C. r Hubbard,
brother-inIaw Of the bride, on the Island,
Wednesday evening, Rev. n. s. Hoey, OF
Bellaire, officiating, the ceremony being
witnessed by but o few of the relatives Of
the contracting parties. DR.. and MIS-
Cooper have the bsst wishes Of many
friends. ~ r1't..Ef
At 8 O'Clock Wednesday evening Mr.. Will
Strom berg, Of St Louis, and Miss Carrie
Greiner were married at the residence of the
brides parents on Sixth and Main streets
Rev. VIM. Ulfert officiating. The attendants
were Mr.. Frank Diegmiller and Miss
Annie Hess and Mr.. Harry Menkemiller
and Miss Matte Greiner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stromberg reeeieed a number of handsome
presents, and they have the best wishes Of
numerous friends.
Mr.. John A. Yahn and Miss Clara Brad
bury were married at the St. A~lphonsus
Church Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
Rev. Father Hyacinth officiating. In the
evening the young folks were rendered .
pleasant reception at the residence Of
joseph Werner on Market street, aud
q pleasant time was spent. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Yahn were the recipients Of numerous
good wishes and handsome presents.
Mayors orchestra made the music.
The Children's Carnival OF the Arion
Society, which is held annually, occurred
on Friday evening, and it was certainly n
grand success from every point Of view.
The little ones were handsomely attired in
costumes Of all descriptions, and they fur
nished lots of amusement for themselves
as well as the older folks, who occupied
all the seating capacity Of the hall. Be
sides the general fun there was a grand
march, a May pole dance, a tableaux, a
minuet and q song or two, and those who
took part acquitted themselves in q per-
feet manner, which Is due to the training
of Miss Annie Hess, who had had then in
charge for some days before the event
After the young folks had been
served with o splendid supper by the La
dies Section of the ArioD, they retired and
their elders took charge of the hall and
spent several hours dancing TO the strains
of Prof. Joe Kramer's superb orchestra.
The affair was one of the most highly sue
cessful ever given in the city.
Thursday evening the German Pioneer
Society installed its recently elected OFF,
GERS at the Arion club house. After the
ceremonies music and dancing combined to
finish out a pleasant evening, the Opera
Houseorchestra furnishing the music.
Mr.. Charles Wagner, Jr., and Miss
Kate Amick were married at the residence
Of Rev. Uliert, pastor of st. Johns Ger
man Lutheran Church, Wednesday even
ing. The best wishes of many friends are
extended them.
A pleasant leap year party was given at
the home of Miss Louise Haberstick
Thursday evening, which was attended by
q number of the young lady's friends.
Neuhart's orchestra furnished the music.
Mr.. James Leasure, night manager atthe
Central glass works, and his bride were
on Thursday evening rendered a sereDade
by q number OF the employees OF the works,
among whom he is very popular. The
party was invited in and a very pleasant
evening WAS spent.
Miss Sallie Morrison and Miss Maggie
Bruster en- GRAINED q number Of their
friends at No. 2225 Eof' Friday even
ing. There were about twelve couples
present, and the evening was spent in
singing and other social amuSements. Miss
Morrison and Miss Bruster sang several
excellent solos. At a late hour refresh
ments were served and were appreciated
by all. The occasion will be long remem-
hered as a very joyous evening spent,
Those present were: Misses Sallie Morri-
SOD, Maggie Bruster, Aggie Boyd, Julia
Fox, Jennie Gould, Maud Davis, Katie
Doyle, Ssllie Berry; Messrs. John Rod
man, Frank Silvey, Newt. Berry, Frank
Berry, James Hicks, William Hildebrand,
Joseph Fletcher, James Hewitt, B. X
Flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison and
Others.
Thursday evening Miss May Rose, Of the
SOulD Slut, CtltDIdutu TIE uitccutu nuhl-
versary Of her birth by entertaining a
number of her friends. Among those
present were: Miss Minnie Lohse, Maud
Thompson, Kate O'Hsre, May Rose, Net
tie Roemer and Master Jacob Nunge. The
evening was spent in games, &c, until 10
p m, when refreshments were served, and
at 1870 the party retired.
A reception was given by the II. X. G.
at the residence of the Misses FOrney on
Eoff street, on Friday evening and quite a
number were present from a distance. A
splendid time was enjoyed by all, the even
ing being spent very pleasantly in various
social amusements. The gentlemen, feel
ing that these ladies we'll deserved their
reputation for hospitality, showed their
appreciation Of the excellent manner in
which they bad been entertained, by ten
deIing a vote Of thanks, hoping that il
might again be their pleasure to partici-
pate on such an occasion. Refreshments
were served In elepant style nj a seasonable