Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21

Revmann, Clara Wingerter and Kate
Bosley, OF Wheeling; Mrs. Joseph A.
Burley, Of Chestnut Hill.
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An unique and unusual entertainment
was given by the enterprlsing irm OF
Kurner & Chew 10 their employees,
Wednesday evening. All assembled at
the store at nine o'clock, with their
wives or ~sweethearts, aud TO the strains
OF an inspiring march, played by the
full Opera House baud, walked up Mar
ket street TO the Hotel Brunswick,
where Martin had prepared for them q
feast thai would have drawn nothing
but praise from the verlest epicure'
About thirty couples made merry
Ground the festive board" until nearly
IL o'clock. During the progress OF the
BANQUET the band discOursed sweet
I melody. When the inner man had been
| satisfied, Mr.. Ross Chew, Il member OF
the firm, arose, and in q neat post
p~ranial effort, spoke Of the kind feeling
toward the employees on the part or the
firm. Mr.. Harry Smith responded In g
happy effort. MessrS. Kurner ~ Chew
will give banquets to their employees
annually.
new social organization, know as
| the o, l.. F., has been formed by g num-
| Der OF the most bright and attractive
ladies Of M|oundsviIle society. Inc
members are: Messrs. Kate Showacre,
Dora Newman, Ida Beam, Laura Horn
brook. Maude Grimes, Julia Burlelgh,
| Love Gamble, Allie Logan, Cora wal
ton, Ella Harris, Jennie Beam and Rox-
ie Hammond. At the meeting held at
/ the residence of the Misses Beam, OF
| Jefferson on Friday evening
last, the following members took upon
/ themselves the responsibilities OF their
/ different Offices: Miss Kate Showacre,
/ OF Glendale, President; Miss Clara
| Stewart, Vice President; Mss Dora
/ NeGman, OF Glendale Secretary; and
! Miss Ida Beam, Treasurer. The club
will meet on Monday night OF each
week and will entertain the friends OF
the o. 1. L. once a mouth.
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A Davenport, Iowa, on Wednesday,
| Rev. j.. NJ. Judy united 10 marriage Mr..
| julius Vogt, Of St. Louis, and Miss
Mary Zoeckler. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of the late John ZOeckler, OF Full
ton. The ceremony was performed at
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Eggers, No. AS Western avenue.
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Mr.. Lawrence Woeber entertained q
few friends in a very pleasing manner
at his home on Thursday evening.
The Miller Glee club and the Mozart
Bowling club had en- interesting contest
az VIM. Fetty's place, at the head OF
Twenty-ninth street, a few evenings
ago. Elegant refreshments were served
Al the expense Of the Glee club, they
having lost.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs
given by the Mercantile Clue during
the season now closing, was the pro-
gressiye casino party, which took place
a. the club rooms in Franzbeim'S nall,
Thursday evening. The club sustained
its reputation for entertaining hand
somely. The playing continued until
midnight, when q luncheon, served 5y
Ziegenfelder, was merrily discussed.
Then CANT the announcement OF the
successful contestants and the awards
Of handsome favors. The first prizes
were captured by Mrs. Friedenrich and
Mr.. Gabe 5. Emsheimer, aud the sec
ond prizes Miss Mary Heyman and Mr..
Morris Jacobs. The doubtful honors
were won By Miss Hattie Emsheimer
and MIR. NJ. Hirsh, Of Louisville.
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The sixteenth birthday Of Miss
Christie Ellsworth, was the occasion
for the ~assemblage OF a large number
OF her friends Thursday evening, at her
home on South Chapline Street. Miss
Christie proved herself a charming lit
tie hostess, and her guests departed re-
l|uctantly at midnight, after spending a
most enjoyable evening.
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Mr.. J. D. Marsh, the South Jacob
Street grocer, entertained afew friends
in q very pleasing manner, at his home,
one evening last week.
Mr.. Jacob SteurDagle very pleasantly
entertained a large number Of his
friends Thursday evening, in celeorat-
ing his birthday.
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About q dozen young married couples
have organized a club, and outlined an
attractive programme OF summer fes-
t~ivities. One feature will be a bowling
party at the Park, one night in each
week. The initial outing was given
Friday evening.
At her home on East Mccullough
street, on Tuesday evening, Miss Ida
Wagner was surprised by receiving an
unexpected call from q number OF her
lady and gentlemen friends, who as
sisted her In making the anniversary Of
her birth q memorable occasion. They
rendered their congratulations and left
some substantial presents. The even
ing was spent 10 the usual way, and a
luncheon was discussed at a s%essonable
hour.
The gentlemen of the Island Club are
arranging a stag bowling party, 10 be
given at the park. A number Of soci-
ETY. folks have also engaged the alleys
for Tuesday evening Of this week.
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The young mems Bible class OF the
r--rs.L ,thorou Churob uava q vary