Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

their return they will live in PlttsDurg.
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Mr.. B. Theil, of Darlington, O., and
Miss Eva Metzker, of Martins Ferry,
were married Wednesday at the nome
of the brides parents on Second street.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a large assemblage OF
I friends and we'll wishers, by Rev. Doep-
kin, pastor of ST. Johns Lutheran
church. A wedding spread and a re-
ceptlon followed. and the n~ewly-wedded
pair were showered with congratula-
lions.
Frederick Shafer, the well known
South Side business man, and Miss Mary
Morrison were quietly married Thurs
day evening by Rev. DR.. w. Il. Cooke,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church. Only a few invited friends
witnessed the ceremony.
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/ Miss Nellie Lane was rendered a very
enjoyable surprise party at her home in
the East End Wednesday evening.
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The annual reunion and family picnic
OF the Pioneers at the Park last We'd
nesday, was an affair which proved most
enjoyable to all who were present. In
speech and song the Pioneers made
merry, and a feast OF COED things was
provided for the inner man. Memories
Of the Fatherland were recalled by the
old fashioned dance. and the German
airs played BY the Opera House Band,
which deliyhted the members OF yore In
the home Of their nativity.
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Miss Helen Hussey will entertain a
Number of her friends with a character
party at her home in Mt. Pleasant, Oh
the evening of the 18th inst.
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Among the engagements announced
during the week was that of Alfred Ul-
rich, the popular and efficient book
keeper at Fl. f. Behren's South Side
grocery, and Miss Mollie thinner, an
accom- plished young lady of South Chap
line street. The wedding will lake
place on June 18th.
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Another wedding which will occur
about the middle of the month OF roses
will be that Of Wm. 7. Clafin, a travel
ing salesman Of Toledo, and Miss Madge
Clark, one Of Martins Ferry's social
favorites.
Invitations have been Used by Mr..
and Mrs. W.. A. Sedg wick, OF Martins
| Ferry, for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ida, to Mr.. George Cess. The
ceremony will be performed at the home
OF the brides parents on Wednesday
evening, June 9TH.
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The Island club has r~eorganized by
the selection of the following officers: d..
R. Tappan, President; E. X. Kennedy,
First ice-President; r. B. Naylor,
Second Vice-Presldent; Lucius Hoge,
Jr., Third Vice-President; Charles j..
Hunter, Secretary, and Chas. h. Whal-
ly, Treasurer. The club has secured a
coy hall for permanent headquarters,
ard will entertain handsomely next
winter. For the summer season an at
tractive programme has been prepared
Wednesday was the eighteenth bEth-
day OF Miss Sadie Kline. To celebrate
the event, a number of her friends plan
ned a surprise party which was carried
out In a pleasing manner. Miss Sadie
proved a charming hostess, however,
and all passed a very enjoyable evening.
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At her home on Twentieth street,
Miss Julia Connolly was agreeably SUI
prised by a number OF friends Monday
evening, in celebration OF the ami
versary of her birth. The hours were
passed very pleasantly in the usual
social diversions, and a pleasing repast
was discussed at the usual hour.
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The birthday Of Miss Mamie Hall was
the occasion Of a merry assemblage OF
young folks at the home Of her father,
Mr.. VIM. Hall, on South Jacob street,
Wednesday evening. The usual social
games were provided, and each found
its devotees. AT eleven o'clock an
elegant luncheon was discussed.
The o. w. L. boys and their lady
friends boarded the steamer Phillips at
the landing Friday evening and steamed
up the river to Wellsburg. The night
was a delightful one. About twenty
five couples were on board. The Opera
House Orchestra furnished music for
dancing in the cabin, The next event
on the o. w. L. summer programme Is
the outing at the Park Tuesday, June
20, afternoon and evening.
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Miss Myrtle Dilworth entertained a
number OF friends in a pleasant manner
at the St. Clair Hotel, Martins Ferry,
Tuasdav awning.
The fourteenth anniversary Of the
birth Of Miss Mabel Grouse, Of West
Bridgeport, was the occasion OF a pleas
ant surprise party, given in her honor,
last Tuesday evening
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Mr.. William Decker and
Miss Addle Hagedsrn, which takes
place at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hagedorn, ext
Tuesday.
The residence Of Mr.. Charles GieSey,
on South Chapline street, was a scene Of
beauty and merriment Friday evening.
The rooms were embellished with pot
ted plants, and presented a charming
appearance The occasion was the eel
ebration Of the twenty-irst birthday Of
VIM. GleseY. The full Opera House or
! chestra furnished music for the terpsl-
chorean amusements, and In addition
games we're provided for those who did
not dance. AT midnight an excellent
luncheon was discussed. Those present
were Misses Anna Ziegler, Mary Beltz,
Emilia Rees, Annie Seeney, Lizzie
Smell, Maggie Askew, Ella Ankle, Mag
gle Miller, Annie Giesey, Madge Gath
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