Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

/ lady or west AIe1anCfia, I D. 1He ceIo-
mony was performed by Rev. Z. ID. y.
Buckley, pastor OF the Thomson NJ. Z.
Church. The attendants were Mr. +.
d. Jolly and Miss Mamie Throckmorton,
q sister of the bride.
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In terpsichorean delights and diver
sified programme OF social amusements
q large party Of young folks were enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. Lou Feltman, on Charles street.
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The North End Literary and Athletic
! Association will entertain its friends,
whose name is legion, at the cosy club
house at the head of Seventh street,
! Tuesday evening. in honor OF the
twelfth anniversary OF the organization.
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| The annual outing OF the German
Pioneers at Wheeling Park last Tuesday
was an occasion OF more than ordinary
| ENJOYMENT to the members OF that or
! ganization. These reunions become
more in teresting each year, and Tues
DAYS gathering was no exception to the
rule. The Opera House orchestra played
/ concert music, and addresses were made
by members OF the organization. There
was a celebration within celebration,
inasmuch as it was the sixty-tifth birth
day OF DIR. C. T. Ulrich. aud his numer-
Gus friends assisted him in making the
occasion memorable one.
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Miss Maggie Doyle entertained a
| number of her friends at her home on
South Eoff street last Friday evening
in honor OF Der visitors, Misses Rose
Mary Oshe and Nora OBrien, OF Zanes-
WILLIE, and Miss Sarah Harrington, or
Washington, d. C. Dancing was in
dulged in until after midnight when an
I elegant supper was served, after which
dancing was resumed and kept up until
an early hour next morning. Among
others present were Tom Luby and Carl
Oshe, of GAINESVILLE.
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The Misses Vogler entertained large
number OF their friends in a very pleas
ant manner at their home on South
| Main street. last Monday evening, In
honor of their guests, Miss Ada and Mr..
| Charles Roth, of Chicago. The Ariel
| Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club furn-
ished choice dance music during the
evening.
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Thursday Miss Rose LOTUS, at her
home on the Island, entertained num-
Der OF her friends with five o'clock
tea party. All present spent an enjoy
able evening.
Miss Flora Batchley, OF the South
Side, entertained quite number of her
! friends on Wednesday evening. Some
very choice music was rendered during
the evening, which made it quite sue
cess.
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Mr.. Frank Marsh, OF CaldwelPs Run,
was taken completely by surprise on
Thursday evening by quite number
of his friends calling upon him. Music
and games were the chief feature OF the
evening, refreshments being served at
seasonable hour.
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The Central View Club entertained
about one hundred and fifty Of their
gentlemen friends Friday evening at
their club rooms at the head OF TWEEN
ty-third street. The Wheeling City
Band furnished excellent music through
the evening, and refreshments were
served.
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One OF the most pleasant social events
In the Ohio Valley this season was the
fifth annual picnic and outing OF the
Lotus club, of ST. Mary's, which was
given Friday at Map!ewood park. The
! club is composed Of the elite OF the city,
both ladies and gentlemen, and an invi-
tation to their picnic is favor seldom
sighted. Maplewood park is a beauti-
full picnic ground on the bank OF the
Ohio river, a little below ST. MarY's
where Nature has given her idea of
the beautiful full vent, and as result
| has produced one of the most charming
aud pleasing natural parks along the
river.
Here 1t was that the mem bers Of the
club and friends spent one OF the most
pleasant DAYS in its history. An ele-
| giant repast was served at 1890, COM
posed OF viands and rich delicacies tit
TO have graced the table OF king. To
say the dinner was enjoyed would
be expressing IL but poorly, for
It is everywhere known that a
meal eaten amid such beautiful and
which is unrivaled. Hammocks were a
pleasing feature and added much to the
enjoyment. Croquet, tennis and dane
ing were INDUCED in by all and much
pleasure obtained thereby. The fol-
! lowing are the names of the persons
present: Messrs. j. c. holland, w. H.
Reese, L. D. knight, l.. z. Towzey, H.
! Schonwickef, c. d. Lehew, A. j.
| Porter, J. II. Bookman, w. Y. Bills,
j. d. Ruttencutter, Ed Weber, S. w.
Cain, Roy Cochran, Brady Sheets, II.
| Il. Stanley. Elmer Edmond, /. o, Rey-
nolds, q. S. Pribole, c. II.
Baker; Misses Kate c. Gallaher,
D. Bishop, MAY Hudson, Stella
Hudson, Gail II. Holliclay, Annie
| Sheets, Alice McNabb, Bulla Triplett,
Iua Ruttencutter. May Ruttencutter,
/ Lolita Stricklin, Bella Chisholm, Flor
ence Riggs, Jessie Carroll, Nellie Cat
trell, Lucy Gallaher and Ethel knight.
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The engagement Of Mr.. w. w. Scott
| to Miss Annie Brown is announced.
| The wedding is to take place the latter
| part of the month. The young folks
| have kept their secret well, but Dame
rumor will get hold Of such happy
events. Mr.. Scott is member of the
firm of Scott s. McGraw, and promis-
ing young business man. Miss Brown
is the only daughter OF Postmaster
Johnson Brown, of Bridgeport, gen.
eral favorIte, and accomplished in
every way. Their many friends are
congratulating them on all sides.