Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11


BOdley, Henry Q. Roob and Thomas
Moore. The bridal party entered the
church to the strains Of the Mendelsohn
march PLAYED by Mrs. Harry Travis, nee
Maud BOdley The bride was attired IN a
grey travelling costume, with hat and
gloves TO match. Mr.. and Mrs. Bodley
left on the 4 20 train for a short Eastern
trip, and upon their return to this city will
take up their residence on Sixteenth street.
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Misses Amelia and Katie ALL entertain
ed a number Of their gentlemen friends
Tuesday evening at their home 154 Seven
teenth street. Cards and singing forming
the amusements Of the evening while re-
treatments served at reasonable hour
| were greatly relished. Those present were
Messrs. Ed. CaVanaugh, John Armstrong,
Frank Dinger, Joe Bosley, Archie Mat
hews, Ed. Truschel, Charlie Halter, VIII
kenndy and Charlie Buley.
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Lovers Of dancing-and they include
| big per centage Of Wheeling people
will be delighted to learn that a number Of
new dances viii add zest to the bathrooms
of the coming season. Already classes are
forming for the practice Of the last new
/ figures and latest movements. OF those
on the list are the Oxford minuet the Ca
Diet Polka and Tuxedo, the Ruchter, the
Skaters SchOttishe Militaire, Capine Col
umbia and the Waltz Minuet. The mlnuet
has taken the lead again among refined
dancers. Its influence is always good, aud
its dignity gives elegance TO the manners OF
/ the people who practice its cOurtly graceS.
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Wheeling has her full quota Of music
/ teachers. Some people might say there
are too many, but they don't look at the
matter in the right light. The semi pro
/ fessiOnal who gives lessons is the person 10
whom some object, but for all that the
/ semi professional is all right. The main
/ argument used against such teachers IS
that inasmuch as they are not thoroughly
educated themselves, their instruction
must necessarily be desultory or super
fetal That is not the main point, how
I ever. The amateur teacher reaches many
with whom the professional would never
! come in contact and IL stands to reason that
thousand people who can recognize
| annie Rooney" are higher musically than
an equal number who can't tell ~ ankee
! Doodle" from the long meter Doxology. So
the more amateurs the better.
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The suggestion as 10 the feasibility and
I deslrabillty of reciprocal arrangements be-
/ tween clubs of like character in neigh0or-
| ing cities is one of interest. Several prom
I inent clue officials have emphatically COM
mended the idea. and various journals or
\ club predictions have editoriauy COM
mented upon It, To DE sure, clubmen, as
+ rule, are rather prone TO run in ruts, so Tar
/ as the methods of club arrangements are
I concerned, and are slow to introduce limo
vat;Ons But the proposition is so mani
/ feStly desirable, and so easy OF execution,
\ that it is not az all unlikely thatit Will bear
\ fruit. No pOnderOus machinery in
/ the way OF conventions, recip-
rocity treaties, or other pubic
/ negotiations would be necessary. Any hall
/ dozen clubs whose Officers might think
favorably of the scheme could readily put
/ 10 into effect by the action of their several
. boards, trustees, or what not. CLUBS IN
] other cities could privately agree to extend
/ the courtesies of their several houses TO
Droperlv-accreiited members of any of the
clubs in the combination. The innovation
was adopted and put in practice, 1t would
/ speedily commend itself.
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Two more members of the Chapline-
/ street EpwOrth League were united In
marriage during the last month; this IS
/ four in two months An excellent record
for the Chapline- street League. And yet
/ il is rumOred that there are six more who
will soon Join the bands of matrlmony and
try 10 solve for themselves that most Diff
/ cult of all problems, 10 an unmarried man
| and especially an EDITOR rs marriage
failurer' That League which can boast
/ of q better record as regards marriage than
J this. certainly deserves the distinguished
| title which Philadelphia now enjoys, and
| guards so jealOUslv, namely: "Brotherly
/ love. "-Epirorth Times.
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the coming wedding of Mr.. John
/ Heckel formerly Of Wheeling, and Miss
/ Annie NJ. kraus, which event will be cele-
\ brated at the residence Of the brides moth
( er, Mrs. L. KraUs, in Kansas City, next
Thursday evening.
/ Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William ID. Johnson for the marriage OF
| their daughter. Miss Emma Virginia, 10
/ Mr.. William Holiday Higgins, to take
place Wednesday afternoon next, at three
o'clock, at the Fourth Street NJ. &. church.
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A surprise party was rendered Charles
Johnson at the residence of his father on
! South ChaDline street Thursday night 1t
was his twentv-first birthday and about
fifty of his friends took him completely by
surprise. In behalf of the assemble guests
l MIR. John Shorts, of LaBelle street, made
short but neat speech and presented Mr..
/ Johnson with an engraved gold handed
cane. The music was conducted by Prof.
VIM TbOmSOl At a reasonable hour the
I guests were invited 70 the dining hall
where all partook Of a splendid collation.
There was a large assemblage Thursday
/ evening at eight o'clock at the German
| Methodist Church on South Chapline
street. TO witness the uuptials in which the
contracting parties were Mr.. viii Bach
/ and Miss Carrie ThOner, the ceremony
I being performed by the pastor, Rev. j. G.
Egley. Mr.. Albert Metzner presided at
| the organ, and played appropriate selec-
+ tons The usbers who OBLIGATED were
/ MeSsrs Carl Miller, Eddie Bach, Albert
/ Gehring and Edward GChring. The brides
maid was Miss Eliza Thoner and the best
man Mr. John Johnson. At the conclusion
/ Of the ceremony a reception was held at
/ the home of the bride.
| A pretty home wedding was celebrated
/ Thursday evening at 5 o'clock, at the resi-
I dence Of the brides parents, on Maryland
street. by which Miss Dora ImhOf became
\ Mrs. Aug Fette. Only a few intimate
I friends and relatives of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony. Rev.
/ Paul Zieglermeyer, pastor Of the Zion
+ German Lutheran Church Officiated.
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/ The Chi Delta Kappa have issued neat
/ invitations for their first hop Of the season
/ az AriOn Hall, on the evening of the 2lSt
I inst Those who have attended the affairs
| given by the popular club will look for
ward 10 their opening hop with pleasant
/ anticipatiOns.
/ Mr.. Paul Reymanu was surprised at his
\ home Thursday night by number OF the
/ Wheeling Bowling club The surprise was
| in honor OF Mr. Reymann's tWentY-siXth