Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

Drorramme. The diversions OF the even
ing were supplemented by an excellent
repast.
Last Thursday evening az the parlors
of Rev. Herman Haas, on the South
Side. Miss Minnie BishOf, daughter
of Charles BlshOff, Of South Water
street. and Henry Vaas, Of East Wheel
ing. manager at Loos' cigar factory,
were married Both the contracting
parties are popular young people. The
wedding was q quiet though pretty one.
The happy young couple have gone TO
housekeeping on South Water street.
Miss Lizzie Neuhardt, OF North Mar
( ket street, very pleasantly entertained
/ q number OF her friends at four o'clock
tea Wednesday. Those present from
out OF the city were Miss Carrie Orth
and Miss Minnie Zoeckler, OF Fulton.
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Mr.. William s. Downing, OF Marshall
county, and Miss Mary Eliza Mcclure,
I OF Ohio county, were united in wedlOck
I on Thursday at the residence Of Mrs.
/ r. c. McCouoch, by the Rev. c. j.
( Trippett, OF West Liberty. The guests
Who witnessed the ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Wilson, Mrs. G. j.
I TripDett, Mrs. r. j. McColloch, Miss
/ Matte BOggs. Mrs. Sallie McColloch,
/ Miss Lille JACOB, Martin McColloch,
Miss Hannah McCOllOch, Henry Lucle
and wife, Miss Mollie c. Harris and
/ William Harris. Mrs. Robert Welshans
and Miss Lou Mcclure.
nd
CALCULATIONS the guests repaired TO the
dining room, where an excellent dinner
was served. Many handsome and valu-
i able presents were received. The happy
couple will make their future home In
Ksmpton, His.
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Last night the Neotrophian Society
of Bethany College celebrated its fifty
third anniversy with banquet and
toasts. The principal address was made
by Hon. Champ Clark, member Of Con-
gress from Missouri. The programme
of tOasts was as follows:
College "Reminiscences ..... hon. Champ Clark
Dear the schooloOys spot
We nc'cr forget, though there we are forgot
The TYPICAL BOY -..-..-........ A. SaAuPuSAi
! "Only boy, and whose reEOwn
Is hemmed within his native town.
Literary Ambition. ........-W. t. JInheW
''ris sweet to earn our laurels,
Whether by blood or INK
Nsotrophia. ". Kimmsl
"Quseumus Nerum.'
I The Ladies. ..,-..............-Proi o. Schmiedel
Disguise our bondage rs We will
'ris woman, woman rules US still.
/ Much Of the success. OF the affair, and
/ 10 was q success in every particular, Is
due to the efforts Of the committee in
7 charge, composed Of Messrs. 5. j. For
ner. r. K. MerrymaH, +. A. Chapman,
J. w. kimmel ard w. Ii. Brandenburg.
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Last Thursday evening the iraternal
organization known as the Alpha Alpha
Kappa Phi gave a banquet at the Hotel
/ Windsor. Including the fraternity
there were a number Of invited guests
present, numbering in all twenty-three.
shortly before midnight the doors of
dining room Of the hotel were thrown
open, and the gentlemen ushered in one
by one and seated around the festal
board laden with an elaborate spread.
The following menu was discussed;
New York Counts.
Lettuce. New onions. Queen olives.
COuSOmme Pr.nceSSo
Baked Black Sass, Sauce ltalienne.
Tcn4erlO,n a. Beef, Larded. Sauce PgSayne.
Mashed Potatoes.
Supreme OF Cnickeu a Ia Refine,
Asparagus, with DRESSING
Chicken salad.
Roman Punch.
Young Turkey Stalled. cranberry Sauce.
French Peas.
Vanilla lcs Cream.
Assorted Cake.
f Crackers and Cheese. Coffee.
Fruit Cigars.
AT the conclusion Of the feast Mr.. IL.
". Strong, who gracefully acted as
POSTMASTER, arose aud ia q neat ad-
dress spoke in behalf OF the OrganiZa-
zion. Mr. Louis Stifel then responded
to the toass alpha Kappa Phi;" Mr..
Beherns, Monte Carlo" Mr.. Robert
Ewing, zone ODE" DR.. Oscar BurdattS,
"phe Cnbidden Guest" Mr.. VIM. Z.
Wilson, 1.-THE Goat;" MeScrs. Ed. Stifel
aud H. Seabrght responded TO their
tossts with humorous recitations; Mr..
W. l.. Brice, THE Absent Fairs" Mr..
Archie PAUL, Interrogstions;" Mr..
san W. Harper, President Of the Fra
ternity, responded with an address OF 3
Biblical nature, interspersed with
vein of wit and humOr which was greet
ed with continued applause. The
pleasant affair was brought TO an end
with several bright aud catchy piano
selections by Mr.. Nelson Vance.
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The suggestion 10 the REGISTER that
the ladies Of Wheeling give q minstrel
Entertainment FOR the benefit Of the
needy poor has caused general discus
sion OF the matter, which has assumed
at times very amusing phase. The
subject was brought up By one bright
society girl ~ the course Of converse
/ ton with a number OF her friends, and
while cue OF two favored the idea, the
Others were strongly opposed to II.
Indeed / wouldn't blacken my face, "
said one. They say burnt cork is
hard 60 remove" Another thought il
would suoil her complexion, not tempo
rarily, but permanently. Several 10
dies who have witnessed minstrel enter
tainmsnts elsewhere are enthuSiastical-
Ily 20 favor Of the idea. They have
been distinctly society affairs wherever
given, aud the flavor Of charity has
covered many objections.
The annual military ball given by the
local oihcf the \. G. w. Va aud
the Unit 'ies rs, will take
place organtown
fApril 4 endOr OF
thu fairly
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