Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.

Two more hearts We're added to the
harvest of Hymen yesterday. 1t was
the occasion of another OF those notable
society events In Hebrew circles, a cOnnu-
bal event in which the principals were
Mr.. Lee Freidenrich. travelling sales
man for f. Buchanan, and Miss Carrie
Levi, so long the popular cashier at A.
| l.. Rcc's. The wedding took place at >
o'clock at the Synagogue, at the corner
of Chapline and Twelfth streets. The
occasion was marked by the presence of
large number of friends and relatives
who gathered to witness the nuptialS.
| The ushers were Bernie Gundlihg. Milt
Gutman, Albert Levi and David kraus.
At the conclusion of the CEREMONY the
bridal party repaired to the rear OF the
church, where they received many
warm congratulations. The reception
lasted some little time, and after all had
presented their well wishes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Friedcnrich were driven To the
residence of Mr.. Bernie Bacr. OH North
Market street, where wedding feast
was partaken of. Mr.. and Mrs. Fried
enrich left on the 4:.0 train over the T.,
w. II Ky. for an Eastern bridal trip OF
several weeks.
The Turner Athletic Society gave
grand ball last evening at Turner Hall.
There was liberal turning out of their
friends. and the floor for many hours was
the scene Of much gaiety 1t was
well conducted social affair throughout,
and the Turner's are TO be congratu-
lated on the pronounced success of the
occasion.
The South Side Friday Club will give
their first grand ball tomorrow night at
Westwood's Hall. The Committee OF
Arrangements consists of Charles Fer
guson, John Mamion and Fred StraSser.
The Committee on Invitations is Her
man BENT, All. Campbell, Jacob Blon,
j. c. Beck, Aaron Campbell. The Mas
ter of Ceremonies will be Aaron Camp
bell.
The domino dance TO be given at the
Wheeling Club is being looked forward
to with good deal of pleasure. 1t will
be rather an innovation in the routine
of entertainments, and there is much
curiosity as to how the affair will turn
out. Like all the Club entertainments,
il will doubtless afford much genuine
enjoyment.
The wedding OF Fred w. Longley and
Miss Jessie Wiley took place yesterday
at st. Clairsvillc at the residence Of
Samuel Wiley. There were quite
number of friends and relatives pres
ent. Both OF the principals are well
known in this city, who wish them a
long and happy future.
At the appointed hour the bridal
party entered to the strains of the we'd
ding march performed by Mr.. Albert
Adler. Rev. Il. A. Bonnhem performed
the ceremony according to the reformed
Hebrew ritual, and explained in Eng
lish the significance of the various mar
riage symbols.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Fourth
Street NJ. +. Church will hold doll fair
at Germania Hall tomorrow afternoon
and evening at 3 o'clock p. IN. This
promises to be Il very unique display,
and one well worth attending.
The bride wore becoming costume
of grey serge covered with paSsamen
terc of Persian trimming. She wore a
grey hat with ostrich feathers to match.
and carried bunch of yellow roses in
ntI lcll ldHu' NC VI lht ioph'u Ntig
pretty.
The presents were very profuse and
embraced many articles OF unique aud
costly design. Among the prominent
tokens was check for comfortable
amount presented by the father OF the
groom.
The Bachelor Club will give one of
their enjoyable bim0nthly hops, at
Franzheim's Hall, this evening. Prof.
l[illmyer will furnish the music. aud
supper will be- taken At the Cafe Bruins
wick.
The ladies OF the English Lutheran
Church will give supper aud enter
tainmcnt in the yestry Of the church
this evening. A very attractive pro-
grammc has been arranged.
The marriage of Mr.. Mendcl
Booth, of Taylor, Texas. formerly Of
this city, and Miss RiSsie Mumford, is
announced for New Years Eve.
The South Side Fishing Club will
give dance at Westwood's Hall, Fri
day night, for which Mayors Orchestra
will furnish the music.
A party will be given at Windsor Hall
on Christmas Eve by number of young
people of the South Side,
King Solomon Lodge No. will have
supper and fair at Germania Hall this
evening