Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

parents last Wednesday evening. A
large assemblage of friends and we'll
wiShers witnessed the ceremony. Rev,
A. w. Werder, pastor Of the German
Lutheran church of this city, was the
officiating minister. A brief reception
followed, including a sumptuouS we'd
ding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein were
handsomely remembered by their
friends.
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The friends Of Miss Catharine HUGH
assisted her in celebrating the Twenty
second anniversary OF her birth, at her
homo in the East End, last Tuesday
evening. They came -unannounced,
but the occasion was non the less en-
ioyable TO their hostess, II deprived OF
the pleasure OF anticipation. Tho
evening was spent In the usual social
diversions.
The young ladies Of the Tyrociniau
Society Of Mrs. NJ, Stevens Harris school
were entertained by their principal on
Friday afternoon, between the hours Of
3 and 5 o'clock. A very pleasing feat
ure Of the entertainment was the read
ing of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
each young lady assuming a character.
Then Mrs. Hart aud her corps Of assist
ants treated the scholars to light re-
freshments.
Mr.. A. J.. McNaSh entertained the
members OF the Epworth League OF the
Chapline Street NJ. Z. church at his
home on South Jacob street, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Charles Zulauf, one OF Wheel
ing'S most pleasing and accomplished
singers, celebrated the thirtieth ami
verSary Of his birth at Mozart Hall, in
the Eighth Ward, last Thursday even
ing. There was a large representation
Of the Mozart Singing Society, Of which
organization Mr.. Zulauf is the presiding
officer, and also q number OF invited
guests. During the evening Rev. ii.
Haas, in a neat speech, presented Mr..
Zulauf with a handsome gold watch and
chain. Mr.. Zulauf's response was a
happy effort
AS a matter OF course, In an assem-
blage of vocaliSts and musical devotees
singing was q feature Of the evenings
enjoyment. viii Is. Day and Hermann
Steinman rendered some pleasing tenor
selections, aud excellent choruses were
heard from the Society under the lead
ership Of Prof. Herman ShOckey. The
inner man waSloOked after by Eberhard
Hofreuter, who arranged an elaborate
luncheon. Mr.. Zulsuf was freely con-
graduated, and was the recipient OF the
best wishes OF q host Of friends.
Mrs. Frank J.. Hearue entertained
about fifty ladies at her handsome home
IN Leatherwood. last Thursday after
noon. The hours were from half-paSt
two 10 six o'clock. Tasteful floral dec
oratlons prepared the rooms for the oc-
casion, aud the Premier Banjo, Mando-
lin and Guitar Club was present TO lend
the inspiration Of enlivening music.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon. An Innovation in
social amusementS were introduced in
the form Of ''book rebus," consisting OF
q guessing contest with handsome IA
vors for the most prompt and accurate
response. The prize was a novel one-a
pretty living canary bird, in a golden
cage, beautifully adorned with gay col
ored ribbons. Miss May Belle Hart
was awarded the handsome prize.
Miss LizZie Diest was surprised by a
number * her friends, in honor OF her
birthday, at her home on South Wood
street, last fpesdsA evening.
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Misses May and Maggie Palmer were
charming hostessAs toR number Of their
friends last Tuesday &ening, AZ their
home in Benwood.A SAYeral Wheeling
people we're among the guests.
Y An enjoyable soiree was given on
riday evening az the homeSf Miss lee,
Eon street, complimentary to Mss
Me Reilly, who ~departsdN on the
Ming train for Chicago, to\rema1n
six months The earlyS houfs