Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

suit IN tue ldrSeSt amount or intellectual
recreation.
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The old Monday night Progressive Eu-
chre uo,composed mainlyof married folks,
has reorganized for the coming season.
These occasions were very ENJOYABLE last
winter, meeting weekly at the homes of the
several members. The initial bout will oc-
cur tomorrow night, probably.
Fort Henry Lodge No. 2, Shield of
Honor gave Il select ball at Teutonia Hall,
on South Jacob street, last Friday evening
a large crowd was present, and everybody
had good time. VIM. Mayors orchestra
furnished the music.
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Mr.. John Riley entertained number of
his friends at his residence in Bridgeport,
last Tuesday evening. Dancing, singing
and instrumental music made up the pro-
gramme of very enjoyable evening. At
and discussed with apparent relish. The
guests departed at seasonable hour.
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Mr. Frank Baughman, of South Chapline
street, entertained number of his friends
at his home Thursday evening, in honor of
Miss Clara Murphy. of Murphy's Landing,
Ohio. Vocal and instrumental music and
games contributed towards making the
evening a very enjoyable one. At 10;30
o'clock refreshments were served and dis
cussed, the party dispensing seaSonable
hour
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One of the social events in prospect is a
dance by the Teutonia Society in their hal
the night of October %.
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The Klendening Club will entertain their
gentlemen friends with dance at
| Schwartz's Hall, the night of October %.
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Mr. James Helmbright was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party AT his home,
last Tuesday evening. Dancing, games
and refreshments made up the order of the
evenings enjoyment. Those present were
Misses Agga Baker, Annie Herman, Car
RE Vaas, Fanny Klein, Lena Dailer, Lottie
Brandfass, Dora Was, Mollie Miller,
Minnie Deuber, Sophie Brandfass, and
Messrs. Albert Fox, Albert Beuter Ed.
Dailer, Ed. Colts, Ed. Foose, Otto Swartz,
Joe Dailer, Louis Kleeh, Vincent Foose.
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Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at st.
Alphonsus church, Rev Father Didecus
performed the ceremoney which made Mr..
VIM. Paul and Miss Lizzie Bosold man and
wife The attendants were Mr.. Henry O..
Paul, brother of the groom, and Miss Fan
ny Schafer. In the evening reception
was held at Schwartz's Hall, which was
well attended by the friends of the newly
married couple Dancing was INDUCED in
to the music of the Opera House orchestra,
of which the groom is one of the most prom
inent members Mr. and Mrs Paul re-
ceived a large number of presents.
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Il - -...- ...,l.1. ..ol H.. uroJ.o,
day morning at o'clock at st. Joseph's
Cathedral The principal parties were
Miss Mary Agnes OBrieR daughter of
Col Thomas O'Brien, and j. I. O'CCnner,
prominent young attorney of New Or
| leans, La. The church was well filled with
an assemblage of relatives and friends.
Mrs. y. +. Whitaker presided at the or
gan. The attendants were Miss Margaret
O'Brien, sister of the bride, and Mr.. James
G.. Whyte, Jr Nuptial mass was cele-
brated by Ri Rev. Bishop Kain, assisted
by Rev. Father McElligOtt. The bride was
given away by Col. O'Brien. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to the
residence of Col O'Brien, where sumpt-
uOus wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. O'Conner received hosts of con
gratulatiOns.
In the center of bower of potted plants
and rare exoticS was sOlemnized very
pretty home wedding, in the parlors of the
residence of Mrs Amanda Gibson, on
North Main street, Wednesday. The con-
tracing parties were Mrs. Gibson's
daughter Miss Virginia, and Mr.. Edward
w jenkins, of Philadelphia.
The ceremony was performed at O'Clock,
by Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, pastor of the Uni
ted Presbyterian Church. Prof. Kill
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bride was daintily attired in costume OF
white silk, en- traine, trimmed with en-
broidered crepe lisSe. She wore no Orna-
ments. but carried a bunch OF beautiful
roses.
Following the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served, after which the bridal
party were driven TO the depot, where
they took the train for an Eastern wedding
tour. They will make their home in
Philadelphia, and carry with them the
best wishes of host OF friends.
The usual serenity of Danville Va, was
broken in upon Wednesday by a handsome
wedding, in which the contracting parties
were MIR A Allan Wheat, of Wheeling,
and Miss Mary Haase of Danville.
The ceremony took place in the hand
some parlors of the coy old mansion at
Mrs. Decatur Jones' home, being perform
bv Rev. X. G. Jell, OF Danville. Stephen
Rice, of Wheeling, oticlated as best man,
and Miss Blanche Haase, sister of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid. The bride was
becomingly attired in white vale Ducnesse,
with lace and diamond ornaments. AT the
conclusion Of the ceremony the happy PAIR
were the recipients of showers OF congratu-
latiOns.
At night Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat left for
New York. They expect TO arrive here at
their future home in Wheeling on the 2+th.
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Among the quiet matrimonial events OF
Wednesday was that in which the contract
ing parties were Mr.. Herschel G. Ogden,
editor of the Eccning NerS. and Miss Mary
+. Moorehouse, of GAINESVILLE, formerly OF
Wheeling The ceremony took place in the
afternoon a St Matthew's Episcopal
Church, the nuptials being performed by
Rev. X. Il. Swope. Onlya few of the i'm
mediate relatives were present. Mr. and
Mrs. Ogden are occupying apartments at
the Windsor
At the Chaplne Street NJ. E. Church
Wednesday evening. Miss Kate Rodgers
and Mr.. John Kloss were united IN mar
riage, Rev. Lynch performing the ceremo-
nv. The attendants were Mr.. Jas. Clark
and Miss Emma Ashby. The church was
well filed with friends of the contracting
narties. After the ceremony the bridal
party was driven to the home of the brides
parents. where a wedding supper awaited
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Mr. and Mrs John Roemer have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
fer Miss Sarah Donnel-ROemer, to Mr.
John William Avirett, OF Cumberland, Md,
which will take place Wednesday evening,
October 70. 1890, at 9 o'clock, at the First
Presbyterian Church.
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Clark y. Wells, of the National Road,
entertained a number of his friends in hon
or of his twenty first birthday, Wednesday
Those present were Misses Alice Ashley,
Kate Ashley, Jennie Raimor, Kate kles'
EAie Shipman, Mollie Colts, Berrie Wells,