Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-13

the bride and Harvey Cook, Of the South
side. The happy young couple will
make their home in Upper Benwood.
The Nonpareil Club gave very sue
cessiu dance At the Mercantile Club
rooms, Thursday evening. Killmyer
furnished the music.
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Thursday morning Mr.. Frank Dough
erty and Miss Mollie Conley, the post
master at Littleton, were married.
They left 81 once for a wedding tour 10
PENNSYLVANIA and New York. Return
ing, they will reside at Littleton.
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Miss Lucy Baggs, OF Bridgeport gave
a delightful 'at home" Thursday even
ing, az her home on Pike street. About
fifty guests were present, and the even
ing was very pleasant one.
The attendance at the entertainment
and dance given by Wheeling Council
No. 1, Jr O. u. A. NJ, at 1. O. o. f.
hall, Thursday evening, was large, and
the affair was most enjoyable and sue
ceSsiuL.
Thursday Nr. L. A. Warneke, assist
ant secretary Of the Peabody Insurance
Company. and Miss Minnie Harttong,
the accomplished daughter OF the we'll
known contractor Of East Wheeling,
were quietly married at the brides
home. Only a select number OF the
friends aud relatives Of the popular
young couple attended the wedding.
After the ceremony the happy couple
went on an Eastern wedding tour. On
their return they will reside in the East
End.
The Kings Daughters OF Thompson
NJ. +. Church are making extensive
preparations for a moonlight excursion
on the Liberty TO Steubenville, Thurs
day Of this week.
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The many friends and admirers Of
Nine. Kate Rolla will read with interest
OF her departure for London on the 9th
OF May last, 90 the steamer New York.
She was accom- panied by Signor Abbey,
late manager of the Metropolitan thea
ire. in New York. Upon Madame
Roua's arrival IN England she will sing
throughout the summer in light opera,
assisted by quite number OF celebrated
European musical artiStes. Her first
Appearance Will be at Convent Garden
and Albert Hall.
In the early autumn she will return
10 America and ill number OF promi-
nent engagements ia light opera. IL
- Madame Roila'S ambition 10 have q
Company OF her own in a few seasons
hence. Then the American audiences
can have the pleasure Of enjoying
Madame Rolla'S singing and acting as
it was appreciated on the European
stage
The young people are looking tor
ward with much expectancy toward the
completion Of the Union Barn at Echo
Point.
The barn when constructed will con-
tain dancing pavilion on top. 10
form an adequate idea IS TO the size Of
the pavilion, II is said TO comfortably
accom- modate Seventy-tve people.
Dressing rooms will be set apart, and
two stairways will give ample room as
means OF entrance ana exit
The barn will be formally opened by
the young people with a hop. Mes
danes Jacob w. Grub, c. B. Hart, J.
d. CuibertSon, JOS. Speidel and Gibson
Lamb have kindly offered then assist
ance in supplying the pavilion with
the necessary ornsmentation.
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On Thursday, the 31st inst, at the
New Fair Grounds, one OF the most
Measurable openings OF the social
events OF the summer season will take
place. 1t has been generally noised
about town that we were 10 have races
on the Sta.s Fair Grounds, aud that
they we're being arranged by the ladies'
Of the Hospital Association for the
benefit OF that institution, but II was
not until late in the week that all the
arrangements TO make the races sure
90 had been settled. Yesterday the
ladies announced that tie 3lss inst.
would be thelday, and thu tickets Tor
the event woRd be placed on sale early
this week. q participants IN the