Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17

were III Tue udJuI6 % EOAu.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kepner surprised her
son viii, Monday evening, by entertaining
quite q number of his friends. The occa-
sion was the twentieth anniversary OF his
birth. 1t was not until the young folks ar
rived that Mr. viii realized the situation.
The evening was socially spent, and re
freshments of tempting nature were
spread before the guests. After which
the guests departed, wishing their young
friend many more returns such as those OF
the evening.
Ollie Honell Of Kirkwood, gave recap
ton at mis- residence last Wednesday even
ing. About twenty couples were present
and spent an enjoyable evening. hillmeyer
played.
Henry Graebe of South Chapline street,
will entertain number OF his friends to-
morrow evening.
The Metropolitan Club OF Benwood, will
give a private hop at Dolan's Hall on Tues
day evening.
The Spinstsritcs, an organization COM
posed of the young gentlemen OF the CITY,
have been making weekly tours TO tue
Wheeling Park Bowling Alleys where
they spend the evening in that beautiful
and pleasant pastime. Some of the boys
make some pretty big scores and have
really become experts.
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There will be an Easter social at the Y.
NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow evening. The
features will be an egg race, egg rush, egg
hunt, egg Jugele and other sports. Inc
winners Will receive egg prizes.
che Washington, Pa, society people are
preparing for "Kermiss" which will take
place on May 9Th and 9th at the Opera
House The affair is under the direction
of Miss Nellie Reed. Toerge'S full or
chestra from Pittsburg will furnish the
music In addition TO the dances they are
TO have booths representing eight different
nations. The merchants of the town are
contributing freely toward the affair, OF
which the proceeds will so toward new
Hospital One gentleman, Mr.. VIM.
Smith, has donated the lot on which the in
stitution is to be built a great many OF the
Washington Jefferson College boys will
take part in the affair. 1t is thought that
arrangements will be made with the rail-
way company officials to carry an eXcur-
sion train from Wheeling. II so there will
be quite a number attend.
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The Tube Rose Fishing Club will give
their grand ball at Bishops Hall, on Tues
day evening, April 10TH good time is
anticipated. Mayer will furnish the
music.
Friendship Social will give another Sc
lecu hop at the South Side Turner Hall, on
Thursday, April 2lst.
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The event of the week in social circles
was the brilliant Rice-Gundling nuptials
at the Jewish Synagogue last Thursday
evening. II was the first wedding oc-
curing in the new Temple, and the in
terror of the edifice waS brilliantly lighted,
and embellished with flowers and potted
plants for the occasion. Rabbi b. A.
Bonnheim in the beautiful and impressive
Hebrew ceremony pronounced the words
which made them man and wife.
After the ceremony a reception took
place at Arion Hall The spacious ball
room was graced with elaborate floral dec
orations which made il a veritable bower
of beauty. The Opera House Orchestra,
stationed behind a mass of potted plants
aud flowers, and graceful festoons
of evergreen, discOursed a programme OF
sweet melody to which the merry dancers
glided over the waXen surface, in the lat
est and most popular figures. The grand
march led by the bride and groom was an
artistic triumph. A banquet followed
in the dining rooms, which was model OF
the gastrOnomic art. Mr.. &. Il. Behler was
the caterer, assisted by Mr.. Daniel Coch-
ran. Mr. and Mrs. Rice left on the 1905
o'clock train over the 3. Il -. for an East
ern wedding tour, carrying with them the
best wishes of host of friends.
The groom, Mr Albert Nj. Rice, is a
member of the wholesale millinery firm of
s. NJ. Rice 4 Co., and is popular and en-
terprising Young business man. The bride
is the Oldest daughter of Mr.. David Gund-
Ing, the Twelfth street clothier, and IS the
possessor of many charms Of person and
mind which endear her to her friends and
make her social fayorite.
The Chapline Street N. E. Church was
the scene of a very pretty wedding last
Thursday evening, on which occasion Miss
Lille Belle Humes became Mrs. John D.
Hall. Rev. Z. n. Lynch officiated at the
ceremony. Upon the entrance of the wed
ing party, Mr.. Joseph Hall, a brother Of
the groom, played the LOhengrin march,
and when the bride and groom and attend.
ants left the church Mendelssohn's march
was rendered. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
after receiving the congratulations of their
friends, left over the b. n y. Tor orlet
tour through the West. The groom is ed
itor of The american a monthly magazine
published in the interest OF the Jr. o. I. A.
Nj. of West Virginia. and is State Score
tarv of the Order The bride is niece OF
MIR VIM. Wilson, of South McColloch
street, and is a social favorite.
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A Thirtv-frst street gentleman and q
Thirteenth street lady will soon be united
in marriage.
A prominent Island physician will also
wed q RridCennrt LADY, earlv in June.