Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30

Werner, Charles Behler and George
Yahn.
Thursday morning at s a. m, Mr..
John McCabe and Miss Sadie O'Neal
were married at st. Mary's church, at
Martins Ferry, by Rev. Father Mat
tingly. The attendants were Glenn Nc
Cabe, brother Of the groom, and Miss
Josiphene Dobbins. Quite a large
number of friends were present at the
church to witness the ceremony. The
groom Is one Of the members OF the
firm of McCabe Bros, and Is In charge
of the firms store at DIllondale. The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. O'Neal, OF
First street.
The Loring Circle Of West Alexander
extended On invitation to their friends
and the strangers within their gates to
spend Tuesday in the woods. The place
selected was Valentines Grove, near the
National pike. Four horses gaily be-
decked with flags we're attached to
Alexander's band wagon and started
with its first cargo Of young men and
maidens about l o'clock. Games were
INDUCED In, and at the proper time
cloths were spread on the. sweet, fresh
grass, while one hundred and fifty par
took Of the dainty lunch. The merry
party seemed loath to leave the ground,
and it was quite dark when the last load
left, all delighted with the days outing.
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Miss Edith Lobenstein entertained
dfteen couples Of her friends Friday
evening, at her home on the South Side,
In honor of her charming guest, Miss
Ida Russell. from Cleveland, o. Dancing
and other games were INDUCED in until
an early hour the next morning. Ele-
giant refreshments were served through
out the evening. Prof. Charles Kill
meyer furnished the dancing music.
Miss Ida Russell played several selec-
tiOns on the mandolin.
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Miss Louisa Flading pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of her friends
Thursday evening at her home on the
South Side. Dancing and cards were
the features Of the affair, and refresh
ments were served at seasonable hour
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The "Outre Nous" Outing Club, a
Jolly crowd of fifty or sixty young peo-
pie OF both sexes, leave to-day for Camp
''Shady Side" near Willow Springs, for
their last outing for the season OF '91.
The club will be under the management
of Cant. Joe Green, Col. Charlie Vierhel-
Ter and Admiral Frederick Wooster 1.-THE
Lone Fisherman,) and most enjoyable
time is insured.
Next Thursday evening q reception
will be given to the new Physical Direc-
tor Of the Y. NJ. @. Association, Mr.. IL.
S. Wingert, of Lancaster, Pa.
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Mr.. James Hogue, of FaIrmont, and
Miss Maggie Frazier, OF Newburg, were
married at the residence OF the brides
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. r. Griffith, Ia
West Grafton, on Monday evening. The
bride is the handsome daughter OF the
well known and popular engineman Of
the third division. Mr.. Harry Frazier,
a brother OF the bride, oficiated as
croomsman, and the bridesmaid was
Miss Mary Downing, one Of Fairmont'S
most charming young ladies.
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Misses Mary and Julia Wilson, oil
Chapline street, entertained friends las'
Friday evening ut cards. About thirty
persons were present. 1t was very
enjoyable occasion.
form OF iawn-fete by the ladies Of St
James Lutheran Church, at the resi-
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street, Ice cream, coffee and cake;
were served on the lawn, while Others
amused themselves playing croquet
promenadlng and conversing. An at
tractive programme was rendered In the
parlors. Among those participating In
the programme were the Misses VIII
iams from Dayton, o., Louisa Stifel,
Rena House, Miss Carrie Ulrich, Miss
Sparter, OF Philadelphia, and many
others. The grounds were Hastily de-
corated with Chinese lanterns and H.
Illuminated by large locomotive head
lights. The affair Melted a neat little
sum towards improvements on church.
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One of the most delightful affairs of
| its kinds was the lawn fete at Claring-
ton, o., on the grounds Of Capt. w. S.
| Sims, on Thursday. It was arranged
by the lady and gentlemen students Of
the Normal school as surprise to the
/ Principal of the school, Mr.. Citizens.
About fifty enjoyed themselves on the
beautiful and spacious lawn with games
and refreshments.
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A lawn fete for the benefit of the new
hospital, is TO be given on the lawn Of
G. II. Brunhaus, rs Maryland street,
next Wednesday. Interest in the fete
has grown wonderfully from its incep-
ton, and has the promise OF great sue
cess. The idea of the fete for this laud-
able purpose originated with crowd Of
young girls, who have associated them
selves under the title Of the ''Willing
Workers" OF which the following Is a
list: Blanche Etzler, Cora Umsted, Su-
sic Jones, Stella Mcclure, Nettie List,
Nettie Mayer, Anna Lukens, Blanch
Worthen, Fannie Lynn, Edith Carr, Ida
Jones. Lizzie Carr, assisted by Charlie
List, Elmer Umsted, Walter Brunhaus
aud Willie Brumhaus.
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The Misses Clayland, Of Kirkwood,
will entertain next Thursday evening In
honor Of Miss Baggs, Of Columbus.
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The Misses Emma and Estella Nc
Nash, the pretty and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. A. J. McNash, gave a
delightful reception and birthday party
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