Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

/ and Miss Nirgie Hart, OF Niliiamsport,
I fArmeriy % this city. were married
4 Thursday az the brides home. The
i ceremony was performed by Rev. +. j..
/ Hart. father OF the bride, and was wit
/ messed by a number of relatives and
/ friends OF the contracting parties. Mr..
\ and Mrs. Colvig will reside In this city.
The children's masquerade, given by
the Mozart Singing Society, at West
woods Hall, Wednesday night, was a
complete success. Many OF the little
folks wore unique and handsome cos
| tunes. and all conducted themselves
with a grace and dignity that would do
/ credit 10 their seniors. After eleven
/ o'clock the older folks took charge OF
| affairs and danced until an early hour
4 ia the morning.
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A surprise party was given Thursday
evening to Miss Fronie Miller, in honor
Of her twentieth birthday, at the resi-
| dence OF Mrs. Heiuer on Sixteenth
street. The gentlemen were provided
with musical instruments and furnished
music. An enjoyable time was had by
all present.
Tuesday night Mir. Ludwig Blake, of
North Main Street, and Miss Callle
Schaarf were married at the home OF
the bride, GO Main street. Rev. VIII
| liam Ulfert, pastor Of st. Johns Ger
man Lutheran Church, performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
about twenty-five couples of the init
mate friends and relatives Of the happy
couple Following the ceremony, a
wedding repaSt was served. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Blake will go 10 housekeeping at
/ 647 Main street, which has been fur
niShed by the groom.
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The marriage of Mr.. John Coleman,
/ Benwood. and Miss Mary Maurer, OF
| Louth Jacob street, took place at seven
| o'clock mass Tuesday morning at the
/ Church of the Immaculate Conception,
| Rev. Father Mullen, the pastor, otlici-
I ating. After the ceremony a wedding
| breakfast was discussed at the home OF
| the brides parents, after which the
| newly married couple took the train FOR
the parents Of the groom. Upon their
return they will occupy house in Ben
wood.
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A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. y.
| c. Hamilton Monday night, at his home
on South EofT street. Music and games
were the features of the affair.
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Tuesday morning Mr.. William L.
Schempf, Of the South Side, and Miss
Barbara IL Stoehr, of East Wheeling,
were married in Pittsburg. Mr..
Schempf is a member of the firm OF
Schempf 81 Shubart, jewelers. on Mar
ket street, and the bride is daughter
of the late Christian Stoehr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schempf will go to housekeeping
at Jacob and Seventeenth streets.
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The +. B. Society, of Martins Ferry,
gave a select social and supper to their
friends at the BayleSS House, Monday
night. A pleasant time was enjoyed
till half-paSt ten when they were invited
10 the tables which were filled with
yiandS, and were enjoyed by all.
The young ladies of the Wheeling
Cyclers Club are making arrangements
for ball to occur sometime after Lent.
Miss Jessie Mercer entertained num-
Der OF her friends in honor Of her birth
day, by giving dance at Schenk's Hall,
on the South Side, last Tuesday even
ing. Neuhardt'S orchestra furnished
the music for dancing.
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TIE marriage Of Miss Lucy Calliman,
one of the efficient teachers at the Lin
coin school, to DR.. Clinton, took place
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Wednesday, in the
presence of a large number Of relatives
and friends, many of whom were pres
ent from Wheeling.
The PrimuS Club gave hop at Franz
helms Hall, Tuesday night, which was
/ largely attended. There were between
| fifty and sixty couples present, and it
was the most successful of the popular
series. Music was furnished by Kill
myer. Outside Of the regular members
Of the club there were several present
/ from Bellaire, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport. A banquet was served at
Van Keuren'S. 1t was most enjoyable
affair throughout.
The ball and banquet, Monday night,
at Tcutonia Hall, given by the Wheel
ing CyclerS, was a very pleasant affair.
Quite large number attended. Mayors
orchestra furnished the music. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
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The Benefit Committee Of the Elks
] ~, tho fnllnNsyi ina
officers: C. Il. Tracy, Chairman;
DR.. John II. Pipes, Secretary; William
Lathrop, Treasurer. The following
committees were appointed: Amuse-
ment Committee, Will b. Day, DR.. John
K. Pipes, Robert Sheppard, Nate Fiel.
Opera House Committee, John Richard
son, c. r. Tracy. Music Committee,
VIII b. Day, Nate Fiel, Robert Shap-
pard. The Eks propose TO give their
grand production of Excelsior Min
strels on the 10Th and Goth Of April
next. On the day of the performance
the ElkS will parade the streets in full
minstrel uniform, headed by the Opera
House Band. There will be three sets
OF end men. The tambos will be Harry
Mcclure, Mike Warner and Bob HaaSe.
The bones will be viii Day, Jack Shep-
pard and Sam Harrison. The inter-
/ locutor will be Nate Fiel.
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On Tuesday a bowknot wedding at
high noon was Solemnized at Ravena,
Ohio, the nuptial ceremony uniting in
the holy bonds of wedlock Miss Cath
crime Merits, sister of Mrs. c. w. Fran
zheim, Of this city, and Mr.. James w.
Ho!come. The wedding was held at
the residence OF the brides father, Mr..
! ChaS. Merits. The large parlor in
which the ceremony was performed