Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

within six months from the date Of the
ordinance.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles G. Schwob have
returned from their wedding tour. During
their stay they visited all the principal
cities of the East.
Rev. G. w. Grimes will preach asermon
appropriate to Christ's birth at the NJ. 4.
Church this morning, and in the evening
will preach to the Epworth League.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Lewis. Clerk of the County
Court, and Miss Marie Mcclure. the EN-
Gent stenographer at the Fostoria Glass
Factory, were happily married at the home
Of the groom on Tenth street last evening
at 7:4O o'clock, Rev. G. w. Grimes, on1-
clating. They will go to housekeeping at
once in the elegant new residence recently
erected by the groom. Among those pres
emit who witnessed the ceremony were Mrs.
Mcclure, Miss Lou Mcclure, Mr.. James
McClune, Of JOhnstown, Pa; John Z.
James and John Farmer and wife, Ben
wood; Miss Julia McEntee and Mrs. Ca
houn, Wheeling; I. j.. Parsons and wife,
j. w. Burchinal and wife, q. s. Mctad-
den and wife, Mrs. Nancy Jones, Miss
Texia Jones, Mr.. George Jones and Miss
Mamie Harris, Of this city.
The Road Supervisor has let the con-
tract for the grading and filing OF Waynes-
ourg avenue, through the NJ. M. q M Com
pany's addition, which aggregates about
LOO cubic yards. The road VIII be mecadi-
mized next summer.
The Epworth League gave q clothes pin
social al the residence Of Mr.. John Chap
man last Thursday evening. Refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
time spent by all present.
Miss Cora Cartwright is home from
school for her hOlidav vacation.
Prof. d. L. Williams and wife left yes
terday for Hannibal, Ohio, where they Will
spend their vacation.
Lynn Burnley a returned from Lehigh
University to remain until after New
Years.
Mr.. o. J. Devote, editor of the Eos
toria Daily Dispatch, Of Fostorio, ONO, IS
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Il, ID.
Mansberger, on Second street.
The entertainment given on FRIDAY eve
ming by the Kings Daughters at the nome
of Miss Annie Sunderland, on Jefferson
avenue, was a very enjoyable affair. one
hundred invitations had been sent out, and
fully that number were present. Inc
character OF the entertainment was a
"Whittier Musical And Literary" A
dialogue, In which the members OF the
society took part, was very pleasing and
was enjoyed by all. Two characters IN IL
represented Quakers. dressed in their or
iginal costumes. They were known as
Grandma Prudence and Grandma Caleb;
the children come to see them on Whit
tiers birthday, to hear about the great
poet. They read selections which Whit
tier wrote, and told them about the life OF
the grand old man. The Barefoot Boy"
one of Whittier's favorite writings,
was rendered by five little boys in
their stocking feet, in a very cred
IDLE manner. Miss Carrie Crosley and Miss
Laura Helling, of Martins Ferry, were
guests OF Miss Sunderland, and rendered
some beautiful selections on the piano.
Miss Crosley also sang very beautiful solos
which we're greeted by ell. Miss Rets
johnson, of this city, addressed the audi
ence in imitation of q colored preacher, de-
livering a sermon. It was very good and
pleased all present. After the ~pleasantries
of the evening a collection was taken
amounting to $500. This will be used TO
pay for their offering TO the poor children
Christmas day. which the society will
give in company with the Epworth
League. This society has q membership of
twelve young ladies and hold their meet
ings every Saturday afternoon at the home
of the President, Miss Sunderland. They
are doing a grand work in helping the poor
of the city this winter.