Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

John NorrinRton, William Buch. Daniel
Weise, Will Boram, Lawrence Houser,
Lewis Bartin, John Lashley, Albert
Touse, Charley Heite, viii GatZ, Dave
Kurner, William Mccullough, John
Prince, Arthur Kraft, Ambrose Schwan-
enberger, Henry Hoffman,, Jacob Del,
Joseph Weitzel, Isaac futile. d. Miller,
Will Happy, Lou Heiser, Frank Porter,
Fred Hedricks, Charles Miller, Edgar
Mccullough, CGlIe Hoffman, Maggie
Barkly, Annie Pietz, MoIlie Smith,
Theresa Smith, Rosa Thronish, Minnie
Danber, Louisa Danber, Amelia Wurtz-
bacher. Sophia Wurtzbacher, Lima
Wurtz5acker, Lille Arbenze. Gusta
Miller, Emma Miller, Ricka Hedrick,
Annie Fulmer, Prime Cane, Freda
Schank, Annie Miller, Thresa Miller,
Annie Picket. Virginia futile, Bessie
Hoffman, May Herculas, Beula McCul-
Tough, Freda Kurner. Rosa Smith,
Stella Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Telanch,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Kurner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaler, Joseph Gibson, Robert Faddis,
William Faddis, Mr., and Mrs. futile.
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At the residence OF Rev. Chenowith,
on Fifth street, Thursday evening,
there was married Mr., Frank II. Luke
and Miss Minnie B. Dunlap. The groom
is a popular young business man OF this
city and the bride the daughter of Mr..
B. Z. Dunlap, of Main street. Their
many friends wish them much JOY.
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The marriage Of Mr.. Fred Bsumberg-
or and Miss Emma Hagedorn will take
place at ST. Paul's Church next We'd
nesday evening at eight O'Clock, fol-
lowed by reception at the home OF the
bride.
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The Calumet Club met at the home OF
Mr.. Will Farrell on Wednesday evening,
on South Chapline street. Dancing and
games Of ell kinds were played. Re-
freshments were served at midnight.
Mr.. Harry Plaunkey, a well-known
comedian Of Wheeling, entertained the
club by singing several solos and giving
vent 10 his witty sayings. After bav-
ing a good time, the club adjourned Till
the next meeting, which be held at the
home Of Mr.. Will Reddmann. The club
took IN four new members last meeting.
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On Monday evening lively party Of
East Wheeling young people gathered
az the residence OF Miss Nettie Nesbitt,
on Wood street. The party was a sur
prise on Miss Nesbitt, celebrating her
sixteenth birthday. Dancing was ln-
dulged ia I'LL about midnight The
music was rendered by the East Wheel
A
o'clock a tempting supper was served.
Miss Nssbitt received number OF hand
some presents.
Miss Emma Meyer, OF the South Side,
was rendered q pleasant surprise st her
home Tuesday evening in honor of her
seventeenth birthday. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in cards and
dancing. Refreshments were served at
19 o'clock.
The young ladies Of Prof. Fl. Krip-
pahne's private school will give recep-
tion and dance at the Professors resi-.
dence on North Main street, next Fri
day evening. Elaborate preparations
are being made toward making tbs
affair one of the most enjoyable social
gatherings Of the season.
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The marriage of Miss Lottie R.
Pogue, OF this city, and Mr.. Harry Z.
Forney, of Cambridge, o., was solem-
nized Wednesday evening st the home
of the brides mother, Mrs s. NJ.
Poeue, on S. Penn street. The Rev.
d. A. Cunningham. OF the First Pres
bvterian church, performed the cere-
monv, and at its close light refresh-
mepfs were served. The wedding was
q Quiet one, only the relatives and a
few intimate friends wore present. Mr.
and Mrs. Forney LETT ever the B. & O.
at 1880 3. ID. Tor Cambridge, where
they viii make their future home.