Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20


midnight, when refreshments were dis-
cussed.
Mr.. William Nolte and Miss Maggie
Baker were made man and wife at the
parlors of the residence OF Rev. Paul
Ziegelmeyer, pastor OF the Zion Luther
an Church. at eight o'clock wednesday
evening. A number OF friends OF the
happy couple were present, and AFTER
tue ceremony extended their congratu-
lations.
Mr.. Frank Mclaughlin, OF Philadel-
phia, has issued cards announcing the
marriage Of his daughter, Alike, to Mr..
Clarence Preston Moore on Wednesday,
August 10.
Tuesday evening Miss Mary Hardy
was agreeably surprised to receive aD
unexpected call from host OF her
friends, at her home in MoandsVlile.
The affair was arranged by Misses Agnes
Halpin and Jennie Fountain, who aided
their hostess during the evening. Those
present were Misses Kate Moran, Agnes
Halpin, Ella BrYson, Kate Hardy, lola
Donlsy, Mary Callahan, Kate Halpin,
Mary Murphy, Florence Higgins, clara
Schumacher, Jennie Fountain, MoIlie
McCalister, Ella Sullivan, Annie
Crooks, Jennie Halpin, Miss Rock aud
Messrs. Will Flading, James Fountain
Frank Peek, Frank Semonia, Eli Con-
nelly, Henry McHale, George Burket,
hurley Clemens ~>and Lone Newman.
The guests on leaving for home wished
Miss Mary many happy returns. She
received many presents, among which
was an elegant gold ring from her
friends.
A number of Madame Kate Rolla's ad-
mirers are endeavoring to persuade her
TO give q musicale the latter part OF
this mouth or the first Of next month.
1t has not been definitely decided
whether OF not the Madame will con-
sent to give one. If she does Wheeling
will again have the pleasure OF hearing
the renowned prima donna.
Cards have been issued by Miss Mary
T. Alexander for a reception at her
home, on Chapline street, Friday even
ing, August 25.
The picnic given last Thursday by the
"Ouigleys" was one Of the several en-
joyabe outings Of the past week. They
boarded Z wagon at 1920 a. IN. and ar
rived at Fulmer's about o'clock. There
the days pleasure began, and everybody
who has ever attended a wagon picnic
knows what that means. A more frol-
icsome set of colder" children never
spent such day at Fulmer's beautiful
place out Big Wheeling creek. After
the new moon arose in the evening, they
danced Home, Sweet Home" in the
pavilion, then started home.
Those present were: Misses Carrie
Frederick, Pearl Rose, Carrie Morrison,
Emma Conant, Carrie Erb, Rose Max
we'll, Maud Spooner, Lena Stokes, OF
Washington, D. c., Genevieve Wetzel,
Of Frankfort, KY, Katie Eicholtz, Eta
Weitzel, Sarah Thompson, Messrs. John
Hoffman,, Henry Aul, John Murphy,
Will Holman, George Griffith, Joe
Weitzel, Lord High Chancellor McClel-
Ian, viii Seibke, John Laue, Ed. Ar
mold and Tom Wilton. A photographer
was taken along and will make several
pictures Of different groupings.
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A number Of society folks will give
picnic and bowling party at the Park
Wednesday afternoon.
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Last Monday Miss Mary Sauber was
very pleasantly surprised by her friends
on the occasion Of her nineteenth birth
day. All had a good time. Music was
furnished by Geo. Bachmann's orches-
ira.
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Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Rev. Geo. Clarke
Cox to Miss Alice Maude Chapman, OF
Ridgewood, Bergen county, N. j. The
wedding will take place at the brides
residence next Wednesday afternoon.
Both are we'll known in this Sec
ton, and have many friends who ex-
tend hearty congratulations and best
wishes to them.
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A pleasing birthday surprise was ten
dered Miss Maggie Miller, at her home,
corner Forty-eighth and Jacob streets,
Thursday evening. The affair was ar
ranged by her sister, Miss Anna Miller.
About thirty of her young friends met
at the home Of one Of their number,
and marched to the house In body.
When their fair hostess recovered from
her surprise. she was warmly con-
graduated by her friends. The evening
was spent in dancing to Guthart's eX-
cellent music, and choice refreshments
were discussed.at seasonable hour.
80
The Trela Social Club will give
dance at Redels Hall, Monday even
ing, and a pleasant time is anticipated,
as the CLUB is headed by four of the
Alerts.
50
Miss Edith Brown entertained a num-
Der of friends in an enjoyable man
ner, Thursday evening, a. her home in
Martins Ferry.
CAMERON.