Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23
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Mrs. 1. NJ. Fogle gave a delightful din
ner party Wednesday evening, in honor OF
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Glover.
Miss Annie McFedris. of Altoona. Pa,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Fedris, on Whitley street.
Among those hons from school for the
Christmas season are the Misses Georgia
and Lena Dent, Gussie briggs. Margaret
Frasier, Martha Medill. or Mt. de Chantsl:
Miss Mary Graham, from The Sarah Ran
dolph school, Baltimore, Md: Mr. VIII j.
Dubois from Muskingum College.
Chris. Smith and wife and g. II. Smith
and wife. Of Cambridge, o., are here, the
guests Of George Smith aud family.
The society hop Friday night was de-
lightful event and a perfect success, cue
10 the excellent committee, who Ola every
thing for their guests happiness, Prof.
Killmyer played IN his usual way, and me
hours sped very rapidly. "A number az
visitors were among tie ladies' who are
guests in the city.
Miss Moran, Of Pittsburg. is the guest OF
Miss Gussie briggs AZ Judge DriegS res
idence at BroOkslde.
Prof. James Duncan was one OF The
Judges az the annual contest az the Pnilo-
sophie and Jefferson literary societes 40
New. Athens Friday evening.
Several OF tue County Commissioners
were In the city this Seek on business.
The mails Ano express business AZ the
various Officcs has exceeded previous
years.
The Good Templars will move from their
present location into the old ODD Fellows
Hall, over the First National Bank, jan
uary 1.
Mrs. Vail. OF Sclo. has been the guest Of
- m 81 Tor
Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Huston, OF East
Liverpool, will arrive Monday, and be tho
guests OF Mrs Illusions mother, Mrs.
Martha Holloway, during the week.
Mrs. Wilson kornes, OF New Philadel-
phia, was tie guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos,
Sargent this week.
ID. NJ. Caldwell and sou Halstead. left
Friday for Ironton. o.. 70 spend Christmas
with relatives.
Thursday evening a very delightful
meeting was held at the First Nj. H..
church. A union service of the Wheeling,
Benwood, Bellaire and Martins Ferry
Fpworth League, an interesting pro-
grammo was carried out While nothing
definite was done toward permanent or
ganization mt the time 1t is very likely at
the next business meeting steps Will DC
taken to join the Union League.
There will be a rare treat at the Union
Opera House, Christmas night. A lecture
upon the topic, 1.-THE Life OF Christ" will
be delivered, with magic lantern illustra
tions.
Miss Dougherty, OF Pittsburg, Is the
guest of Miss Martha Medill at Brookside.
Will NJ. Trainor OF Steubenville, passed
through the city yesterday from 2 business
trip out the c., l.. 81 w. railroad.
Our teachers have left for their various
homes for the holiday rest and recreation.
School reopens January 7th.
The choirs Of our churches have special
music for to-day, morning and evening,
which is worth hearing.
Herbert Woodcock is able 10 be out after
weeks illness.
John Frasier and Mr.. Rhyn, OF ST.
Clairsville: DR.. Rusk, George Cooke,
Ernest Smith and Mr.. George, Of Martins
Ferry. attended the hop Friday night
Several parties are on the carpet Tor next
week.
Miss Lizzie Bullock, of Cadiz, Is visiting
at DR.. Wagener's residence.
Services 1T the churches today as fol-
lows:
First Presbyterian, Kirkwood, morning
and evening, usual hours, by pastor, Rev.
j. NJ. Stephens. Christian Endeayor O:SJ
p. m.
First NJ. z. church, usual hours; morn.
ing services by the presiding elder, Rev.
l.. II. Stewart. At the close OF sermon
communion will be observed. Evening by
the pastor, Rev. @. b. Menthorne. ZIP.
worth League $3.50 p. m.
Services as follows at St. Anthony's
church, Rector Rev. Joseph Weigand:
Fourth Sunday OF advent; morning mass
az usual al 5 g. m and IL O'Clock. and
catecbetical instruction az p m. Monday.
the Vigil OF Christmas, is a fast day, con-
fessions beginning AZ ! o'clock in tho after.
noon. Christmas, first mass and sermon
az } a. M, followed Immediately by second
mass. All the societies will receive Holy
Communion at first mass. Third mass at
10 o'clock with sermon: at 3 p. m. distribu-
ton OF Christmas gifts TO the children.
Christmas evening at 1880 .. m. lecture
on the life OF Christ with magic lantern
views to be held In the Opera House.
West NJ. +. church morning and even
ing az usual hours. Rev. w. II. Stevens.