Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22

a. the parsonage. Wednesday evening. Mr.
Charles Ernst brother OF the groom, and
Miss Lizzie Younginger, a sister Of the
bride. were the attendants. None but the
| immediate relatives Of both families were
present. The newly welded pair left over
the B. - O. railroad az ! 40 a. m, for an
Eastern trip, and returning they will re-
side at Clarksourg.
Mr.. Neil McFadden, the Market street
business man, and Miss Nettie Renner. Of
Z Twentieth street, Will be married next
Wednesday.
Mr. John Frazier, of Elm street, Island,
was surprised Wednesday evening at his
home 0y eighteen couples OF his friends
calling upon him ia honor of his twentieth
birthday. A most delightful evening was
spent.
Tuesday morning at Q o'clock, at the Ca
theGral parlors, Theodore Hockenberry, a
Eell-kn0Wn salesman Of this city, and Miss
Katie Baker, a handsome Young lady Of
the North End, were married. After an
extended wedding tour, they will reside on
Market street
The ladies' Of the,Nlozart Singing Society
gave q kaTee Visite az the hall Of the or
gauizaIion on South Jacob street, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Molhe Murdoch, Of North Market
street, delightfully."- entertained a number
OF her friends at her home Wednesday
evening. Miss Murdoch proved a charm
rr,nl of fa
was provided. An excellent luncheon
made the occasion still more enjoyable.
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Mr.. Albert Dittmar and Miss Mamie
TAYLOR were married Wednesday evening
10 the PARSONAGE Of ihe First NJ. +. Church,
kirkwOOd, oy Rev. &. B. HenthOrne.
The attendants were Miss Carrie May
Taylor and Mr. Charles NJ Dittmar. Mr..
aud Mrs. Dittmar served a wedding
luncheon % their near relatives az their
new home on the Island, where 70 so 10
housekeeping aC once.
Miss NIoie Miller was rendered an
agreeable surprise Oy number Of her
young friends 90 the home of her father,
Mr.. Herman Miller on South Water
street. Wednesday evening, in honor of her
eighteenth birthday. Music was furnished
5y the Ne.nerwurst band.
Well known society people OF Benwood
Will give q dance az DOlan's hall. IA that
city, Wednesday evening, for which Kill
meyer will make the music
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Frlrzhetm's hall Will he the scene Of a
i0vOus event on Tuesday evening, the affair
being TO the nature of so informal dancing
party 20 bee given by a number Of prom
ineDt society gentlemen. kl.meyer has
been chartered for tho occasion, and the
affair will no doubt be quite a happy
one.
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Mr. John Ec5hart, OF North Main street,
the oldest German pioneer of this city,
celebrated bis egth birthday on Friday last
i'm the presence Of his children and grand
children.
Turner Hall was the scene OF Joyous
assemb.age last evening. The affair was
given In honor Of the sixteenth birthday OF
Miss LiIuie Peters, very popular young
lady Of the North End. Those present
were. Misses Clara Emrine, Mary hurtz,
Annie Martin, Lena Braudtass, Clara
Kramer, ElOra NCgler, Lena KRAFT, Mary
GrauLtass, josephine Micheal Donna
Kurt, Christina BrandfasS, Cora En-
mons, Rose Teu'c., Lizzie Haines, Mary
ana Kate Linden, Nellie Peters. MeSSrs.
Herman Sclamcr8, ia. Vase, William
SGdier, Frank Miller, William Elige, Ed.
Lc.der. Herman Frederic, Alfred Head
ly, William Lane. James BranDeu, VII
liam Lobeustaiu, Edward Larnhard, Mar
Tin Rugaoer, Ed. Brantfass, Homer Nick
eraOu. Chas. Miller, William StrauO, VIII
liam Miller, Fred Try. Dancing was the
princ,pa. form of amusement, supplement-
ed by delicious refreshments.
A number Of Wheeling and MoUndsville
friends of Reuben EOrning rendered hima
surprise party, ia honor OF his twenty-first
birthday, Wednesday night The evening
was most delightfully."- spent IN cards,
games and dancing. The SCientha Banjo
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra, of Wheel
ing, added 20 the pleasure Of the evening.
the club returned 10 this city at late
hour Thursday morning
Miss B,auch Hopkins, OF Upper Ben
wood was pleasantly surprised at her
home last Thursday evening by number
Of her friends. The evening was spent
most eniOyaoly by those present A de-
uciOus supper was served, after which the
Young ladies' and gentlemen entered the
parlors and INDUCED in games that were
interesting 20 all. Those present We're:
Misses Nora Serig, Bertha Conu0rs,
Maggie Welsh, Hattie Sbott, Lenia Kraft,
Christina Serig, Sarah Serig, Sallie Con-
nors. Nossrs Henry Serig. Willie Serig,
Edward Welsh, George Fitzgerald, Cn6s
Brittian, Henry Gill; Willie Plating and
Mr. and Mrs. e.. SINS, Mrs. Ella Frltz
and Mr. Thomas Campbell
Last night there was an enjoyable event
a,i,ne Alert hall on South Jacob street.
TIE occasion was q surprise on Miss Dora
Bellville, of South Woods street, popular
Young lady. A bout TWENTY-FIVE OF the
Young lady's lady ana gentlemen friends
went Co her home early ia the evening and
took her completely by surprise. The
happy crowd went 20 the ball, where one
Of the most enjoyable of evenings was
spent Dancing was enjoyed 70 the music
furnished by Scheen ana Carl's orchestra.
Themost delicious OF re freshmentS were
served.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Bessie
Craver. q charming young lady Of the
South Side, had a surprise rendered her
al her home About twenty couple were
in attendance, and they spent al enjoy
able evening.
The Narcella Club will entertain next
Thursday evening at the Calumet Club
rooms. Music by Kiumyer.
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