Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16

on behalf of his wife and himself. Mu-
sic, dancing and cards occupied the
hours. Ziegenfelder furnished the re-
freShments. Prof. PinkuS presided at
the piano and rendered most effective
music during the evening.
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A pleasant wedding was that Of Mr..
Harry Yates and Miss Jennie Blayney,
both of West Alexander, which took
place at the home OF the brides mother
i'm that place on Wednesday evening at
five o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. I'll. Lester, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at West Alex
ander, and was witnessed by only the
immediate friends of the contracting
parties. After an elegant supper the
young couple left on b. 81 o. train for
Pittsburg. On their return they will
make their home in West Alexander,
where they have hosts OF friends.
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Last Monday successful surprise
party was rendered to Miss Nettie
Decker. of Washington, Pa, at Miss
Rosa Bamberger's, on South Wood
street. The merry hours were spent in
singing and dancing, The song entitled
"a Teutonia Picnic," by Miss Flora
Entlinger, and the Australian clog
dance, by Harry Carr, fairly brought
the house down. At suitable hour
luncheon was served, to which all done
ample justice, After luncheon Miss
Decker was presented with fine gold
ring from her many friends. Those
present were: Misses Annie Stoker,
Flora and Clara Antlinger, Bertha
Douglass, Annie Solder, Emma He'll
riegel, Rosa and Maggie Baumberger,
Flora Smith, Addie and Emma Hage-
dorm, Maud Scarbough, Mrs. Charles
HagedOrn and Mrs. Jacob Bamberger.
MeSsrs. Harry Carr, VIII Kuhn, Luke
Taylor, Fred Pebler, Ben Speidel, AL
bert Altmeyer, George Koch, Charles
Autlinger, Charles Solder, Jacob
Baumberger aud Charles Hagedorn.
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Wheeling may we'll be proud Of the
existence in its midst of one of the most
prominent aud well-sustained social
factors, the Fort Henry Club, an organ
izatiOu that during the past two years,
has done much to uplift and maintain
the social standard. The membership
is a characteristic one, comprising many
Of the most prominent citizens OF the
city, members who know we'll how TO
entertain, to incite the true feeling Of
warm fellowship. The Club has met
its province, and even grown beyond.
1t has fulfilled all expectations and has
been u pronounced success from the
start. Ii is now looking to wider fields.
The membership is being Discriminatory
increased, and larger and more Sumptu-
Gus quarters are,being contemplated. A
special meeting of the stockholders will
be held at the Club House tomorrow
evening at S o'clock 10 consider PROPOSE
tionS to erect additional buildings and
improve the present building, aud to
borrow an amount, not exceeding twen-
ty-fve thousand dollars, upon bonds
and mortgage.
Henry Allen, Of South Wetzel street,
a number OF his young
friends the other afternoon in very
ENJOYABLE manner. At FIVE o'clock a
substantial supper was served, to which
sll did Ostice.
Mis- ,es Kate and Maggie Aultmyer, Of
Benyood, pleasantly entertained the
Eli Guitar Social as their home Tues
Jaw evening. Music was the chief pas
.ihe. Refreshments were served and
m Sresent left with remembrance OF
we'll spent evening.
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Mr. (Iohn Workmaster and Miss Mag
.ie RNsder were married Wednesday
fterpod 81 at 2 O'Clock in the parlors OF
.ev ParN zeigelmeyer, that gentleman
ffcia,in Mr. TheO. Mehlman and
LIS Marv 1<auses we're the attendants.
.+eo,o,,.n " lnesday morning, at
- s : 7uslnA Id Mrs. Charles Me-
nuns HIsco' seventh and Hickory
eOr Siss F Ferry, occurred the
anghter. Miss Flora,