Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01

be sent Hp, a grand concert by the Opera
House Band will commence at s, beau
tiful display of fireworks will be made,
and at 9 O'Clock g general red fire torch
parade will occur, and a general good time
INDUCED in until midnight, when special
train will bring the jewellers home.
Miss Sophia Carr informally entertained
few fiends at her home in Pleasant Val
ley Wednesday evening, in honor of Misses
Blanche and Della EustOD, OF st. L'uis,
who left for home the latter part Of the
week. The affair was very pleasant.
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On Tuesday evening Prof. and Mrs.
Joseph Keller entertained the ushers who
oficiated at their wedding in q very pleas
ant manner at Mt. Bslleview Hotel. A
sunptuous supper, followed by various
amusements, chief among which was bow
Ing. formed a most delightful evening,
which all enjoyed highly.
Mr.. A. c. Stewart, clerk in the B. & o.
office, was surprised al his residence, on
South Penn street, Island, Thursday even
ing by his associates in the office, who had
been invited by Mrs. Stewart to assist in
celebrating tie anniversary Of her hue-
bands birth. The affair proved very en-
ioyable, aud Mr. Stewart was the recipient
OF numerous congratulations and good
wishes.
The concert and hop given Thursday
evening by Mine Host Frank Walter, at
L.. a.. ,,,sIs f,ouga erp,n,ar tynr1ap vyao q
pleasant affair, aud a large number from
the city went out to enjoy the entertain
ment The Opera House orchestra fur
nished the music.
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A number of the members of the N. E.
German Church on South Chspline street
gathered at the residence of their pastor,
Rev. Charles f. Treuschel, on Eoff street,
Tuesday evening. and presented him with
handsome crayOn portrait of himself,
elegantly framed. Those present spent
pleasant evening, refreshments being served
and q general good time INDUCED in.
On Monday evening last Miss Emma
Gebriue entertained ABOUT fifteen couples
of her friends in 8 very pleasant manner
az the home of her parents IN FultOn, in
honor Of the fifteenth anniversary of her
birsh. The evening was spent pleasantly
i'm dancing and other social amusements,
ard when the merry party dispersed it
was with wishes to the hostess Tor many
happy returns OF the day.
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A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. Edward Dailer on Friday evening, in
honor of the fifteenth anniversary of his
hirth. at mis- home in the North End.
Quite a number of his friends were pres
eat. all enjoyed the occasion very highly,
various social amusemenis occupying the
time. Those present were: Messrs. Jacob
Del, GINS Menger, Joe Dailsr, Vincent
Foose. Louis CleeS, Louis Hslmbright,
Fred Helub5ight, Otto SWartz, Joe Welt
q, Albert Beuter, Albert FoOse, Otto
Committee. Eddy Foose and Misses Mary
Weitzel, Rosa Del, Marion Committee,
Lulu Mcfarland, Lena Dsiler, Anna He
bra1s, Louisa Dauber, Clara Weitzel,
Lima Dauber, Lucetia FcOse, Aggie
Baker ana Mary Holman.
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GA Monday evening last party Of young
ladls and gentlemen met at the residence
of Mt W Q. Sykes, on Eoff street, and or
gained a social club, which they named
the Lotus Club the following officers
being elected: President, VIM. Hefdy;
Vice President, Harry Sykes; Secretary and
Treasurer, George Bowers. The club starts
out with 3 membership Of twelve, snd its
object is purely social one, the intention
beng to meet every two weeks at the
home of ore of the members, where card
playing, dancing, or whatever other amuse-
ment may be chosen, will be INDUCED in.
Ii will assist its young members in spend
ing pleasant winter season.
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A very pleasant ssrensde was rendered
/ Misses Kate and Theresa Erb at their
home on Sixteenth street, Thursday even
ing, by party of their gentlemen friends.
/ The serenading party wss invited IN by
/ the young ladies and pleasant evening was
spent. splendid refreshments being served
and enjoyably discussed.
Or Wednesday evening, August q, Mr..
| Richayj l.. Wynteys and Miss Mary A.
Baird. were married at toe residence OF
the brides mother, MIS-. Virginia Baird,
on Charles street. Rev Allemong, of Ban
wood. officiating. The attendants were
Ny. c. E. Campbell, of Ohio, and Miss
Emma Milligsn, of Pennsylvania. The
bride wore q costume of cream silk, with
TO ornaments except q diamond pin, and
she carried a bouquet Of white lilies. A
pleasant reception followed aad the next
day Alr. and Mrs. WINTERS left fer their
future home, where a reception was ten
derod them in the evening. They have
/ the best wishes of many FRIENDS.
At O'Clock Sabbath evening, August
%. Poi E. B. Thomas aud Miss Temple
Sinclair, both of WOOdsfeld, we're joined
in holy wedlock at the residence Of
Rev. W. A. Rutledge, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church, en- Font street, CisriDgton, o.
They were attended by Mr.. Cliff Morris
aud bliss Carrie Graves, also of Woods
field. Prof Thomas is graduate from
San Jose College, Gala. He is member
OF the 'OhiO Valley Round Table, and is
one Of the abest and best instructors Of
OF Monroe county. His father resides in
Bridgeport, o aud be has relations in
Wheeling and many friends. Miss Sin
clair 10 an accomplished young lady Of the
county seat, and 10 second only to the prin-
cipal III the public schools.
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Miss Frances Gru5ler, Of North Main
street, was rendered an enjoyable serenade,
last Monday evening, previous to her de-
parture Tuesday TO visit friends at Day
ton, o. The serenaders were invited in,
and a pleasant evening was spent by all.
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Mr.. VIM. Brownlee, of Wellsburg and
Miss Ella Kennedy, daughter OF Mr.. c.
W. Kennedy, were married at st. Luke's
p. E. Church, Wednesday morning at 7
o'clock, Rev Jacob Birmingham, the
rector, officiating.
Spiritualism,