Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

room, at the head Of Twentieth street,
and the affair was properly celebrated.
The Belvidere Social Club, Of the
South Side, will give a select hop at
Toutouia Hall, on Friday, April 6th, fer
which Kiiimeyer will play.
Mr.. Bert LingaD end sister have Is
sued q number Of invitations for a
masquerade party at their home, No.
pos EOd street, Tuesday evening March
27th.
The annual Easter concert and ball
OF the Teutonia Singing Society, will be
given atits hall on South Jacob street,
ON the ovealng of Monday, 27th inst
Mrs. James Riddle will make the music
for dancing The arrangements are in
the hands of a committee composed OF
Henry C.. Remke. w. Ritz, Albert
thinner, Charles KrODiaeger and Joseph
Heller.
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The Alert Club will entertain on the
evening Of the 99th.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth,
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. VIM. +.
Thompson, 20 Mr.. Ralph Julius Preston,
will take place TO ST. Bartholomew
church, New York, on Wednesday,
March IS, at noon, and will be followed
by a breakfast at Col. Thompson
home, 10 West Fity-frst street. Col.
Thompson was formerly a resident Of
this State, where he aud his family are
well known.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Clara, the accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. George Bowman, OF South Eou
street, and Mr.. William Helfen0ine, a
prosperous young farmer OF Roney' $
Point Mr. Helfenbine will remove 10
the city after the wedding, which Is
booked for the latter part OF the month
and will live on South jacob street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller, we'll
known people OF South EOh street,
celebrated their golden wedding Thurs
day evening at their home in most
Dlsasurabla way. The children, their
wives, and the grandchildren or the
popular old German folks, with some OF
their friends, repaired TO the residence,
where an evening full of pleasure was
spent The happy old couple were the
recipients Of many appropriate pres
eats, and one of the most enjoyable
features Of the occasion was the very
excellent supper served.
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The Nonpareil Club, a recently form
cd social organization, will entertain at
the Mercantile Clue rooms, on Main
street. on Monday evening, April 2nd.
Dancing viii. be the order Of the eve
ming, and Kiumyer will make the mu-
sic. The club is composed of Frank i.
Davis, Henry @. kalbitzer, Frank Is.
Purcell, Percy R. Callahan, Harry &.
Creighton, and Chas. w. McChesney.
Invitations have been received here
!rou. Mr. and Mrs A. b. Myers, OF
Sherrard, for the wedding Of their
daughter Miss Minnie, TO Mr.. Alonzo
COsser. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the brides home on Thurs
day evening, April 18th.
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Miss Clara b. Davis, stenographer at
the Wheeling pottery, has sent out in
vitations for an evening party at her
home 90 April 9th, in celebration Of her
birthday anniversary.
John Clarke Hospitality entertained a
number of friends at his home at Mt
de Chantal, Friday evening. Dancing
and card playing were the evenings
diversion, and appetiZing refreshments
were served at intervals.
Miss Rosie VoeIlinger entertained
large number of her friends in pleas
ing s0iree 40 her home on North Main
street, last Tuesday evening. The
guests assembled 40 Miss Katie Modar's
home, on Market street, and repaired to
Miss Voeluuger's home, whore an excel
lent programme OF social diversions was
enjoyed, supplemented By an appetizing
luncheon.
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Among the post-Lenten joys will be a
hop at Frauzheim's Hall on the 9th
inst. The affair is being pushed by
quite number Of young society gentle
men. The Opera House orchestra will
furnish the music for dancing.
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The Misses May and Stella Taylor,
daughters of Or. H. Taylor, OF Tween
tieth street, entertained their young
friends last Friday afternoon enjoy
ably
The Scienthia Banjo. Mandolin AID
Guitar Orchestra of the South Side,
which recently organized with some Of
the ex-members of the Cold Turkey
Banjo Club, gave a banquet at its rooms
ON the south Side Thursday evening
/ The evening was most delightfully."-
spent in dancing to the music fur
nished by the club.