Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

man. Sr.. Geo. Bauers, ST., Anion Rey-
mann. Capt. VIM. Shockey. Christ Hess,
w. q. Goering. John w. Beltz. Bernard
Bach. II. +. Behrens, Peter Welty, Henry
Stamm. Louis +. Stifel. Leopold Riester,
Edmund Booking, Herman Shockey, Z. n.
Schaefer. J. a Hess. August Rolf, Geo.
r. Sufel, Henry Bieberson, Geo. w. Eek
hart, Frank Woeber, Jr., Max Beuter,
Christ Floto, George Hook.
Lord Coleridge objects to the word
.'lunch, " when il is used to designate any
meal served after - noon. Whether
lunch" or luncheon is correct, matters
little, if those partaking of it will recOllect
the word signifies lump of food''-only
that and nothing more. \ luncheon-ac-
cOrding 10 Dryden-is u bunch of bread cut
from the loaf Now when it is said by
writer's that "a nice little lunch was served
during the evening" that is not what is
meant AT all, and it is a grievouS error in
the judicial ears of Lord Coleridge.
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The reception and social given by the
ladies Of the United Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, N the residence OF Rev.
Dr. Mcclure. on Chapliue street, was a
Of the pariShiouers awaited themselves OF
the opportunity 10 be present. The ladies
of the various committees added much "a
the endowment by their aSsiduouS atten
ton. Vocal solos by Mrs. +. W. Seymour
W. Is. Day and DR.. John Mcclure; recita-
tions Miss Ella Neitn and Mr. Robert Oar
ran. and piano solos by Miss Anna Shaw
contributed to the evenings entertainment
The parlorS aud dining-rOom were prettily
decorated with flowers and evergreen, and
the reception on the whole was most pleas
urable.
Miss Emma JUukius and Mr.. Eugene
Stahl. the popular mold-maker at the Cen
tIal glass house, were married al the Cain
edrli al % O'Clock mass. Thursday morning
Rev. Father Sullivan tied the nuptial knot
/ Following the ceremony the party were
driven 10 the home of the bride in the NORTH
I End. where a wedding dinner was dis
-,ss,.G. In the evening reception wa:
held ~ Gernauia Hall. ut which large
number of the relatives and friends Of The
contracting parties were present. The
music was furnished by the -Etnavill'
cornet band. and refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
Udora Circle. No /, Y. \. O. D., gave
the first masquerade ball Of the season a
Beethoven Hall Monday evening, and 1
was q success. \ large crowd, includlnl
many masGUerS. was present and a SplendlC
time was spent dancing 20 Neuhart' ; music
The ladies' committee in charge Of the AZ
fair was composed of Katherine Plug, Ma
ria Jahnke. Elizabeth Nickolaus, Anna
Quaschriug and Johanna Beuleke. The
affair was one of the most enjoyable eve
given OV the society.
One of the most numerously ATTENDED
weddings of the week was the Redman
COwl affair az the Zane Street Methods
Church on Wednesday evening Th'
principals were Mr.. T.. II. Redman, tn
popular travelling salesman for f. W. Bau
mer x Co. and Miss Blanche +. Cowl
daughter Of Mr. Joseph II. Cowl. OF IN
Island The interior of the church wa
handsomely decorated for the occasion Wit
an elaborate arrangement of ferns and pot
ted plauts. The grOomsman and brides
maid were James Hanes and Miss Ami
Hines. and the attendants, Mr. Waite
Wills and Miss Lille Redman, sister OF IN
groom. The uSherS were W. G. Bower
and IL. c. Wilkins, of HarriSville, Ohio
and Day Hervey and Will Jones, of Vince
ing. The ceremony was performed by Rev
4. Moore The bride was neatly attired
a grey travelling costume. AT the conclu
sion of the ceremony. the happy pair tool
the train for Pittsburg, and on their return
Will reside on Sixteenth street
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~ the nine o'clock mass at the Cathe
dral Wednesday morning pretty weddin!
$ was solemnized by Rev. Father Bauer
; The contracting parties were Miss Anni
g +. Owens. "a Young lady popular IN socla
e circles. and Mr. John CT. Whyte, Jr.,
e prominent South Side merchant. The at
{. tendants were Miss Mamie Owens, slste
= of the bride. and Mr. Eccles Whyte, brOthe
II of the groom At the conclusion of tn
l. ceremony the party was driven 20 the hom
5 of the brides parents. on Sixteenth street
where a wedding breakfast awaited them
e The happy couple departed on the 4 -
T. O'Clock train on the Ohio River road 70
Parkersburg, Cincinnati and other points
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Friday evening Mrs. Gray. Of Soutl
Huron street, Island, gave very pleaSan
party in honor of her guests. Misses Lilli,
and Maggie Levy, of Louisville, ky
| About twelve couples were present. Dane
ing was the chief amusement of the even
ing. At a seasonable hour very tempting
refreshments We're served, which wer
heartily discussed by all present. To sa.
that all present enjoyed themselves IS put
ting it mildly.
At the home Of Miss Bliss Birdie Garden
in Yorkville, Ohio. u very pleasant Surprls
party was held Tuesday evening, IN homo
of Miss Bertha Beall, of Wheeling, VII
has been her guest the past week. MuSl
and parlor games formed the prlncipa
amuSementS of the evening, after whlc
refreshments were served. The merr
making was continued until after mo
hight. when the guests departed aite
/ spending a very pleasant evening. Amon
/ those preseRt were Misses Rearl and Lii
\ West. of Vine Cliff, Maude Medill an
I Naude West, of TiltOnVille, Bertha Beall
| of Wheeling, Matte Ewing, and Bird
| Farden, of Yorkville, and the Messrs
/ David Mediu. George CUsick, Shell Jack
son and Robert Darrah, of Tiltonvlue
1 Barton Jones, of Yorkville, and Carl West
of Vine Cliff
Misses Kate \. Wincher will entertain
next Thursday evening at her home on
| South Huron street
The Island Whist Club met Friday even
ing al the residence of Hon. Alex. Camp
bell and pleasant time was spent. Th'
session was held partly for the purpose o
reorganizinc. and to map out u line of fes
tivities for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman cele
brated their silver wedding WedneSda.
night. at their home in Fulton. n recep
/ ton was held, and quite a large number o
their friends called. and rendered thei
congratulations and good wishes. The
evening was spent in dancing until mid
night. when all sat down to an appetizinS
/ feast. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman received
many handsome presents.
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The Alphas gave hop Wednesday nigh
-. 49,, !, -. IIoIl which was well nj