Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
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Ochsenschwanz Suppe,
Caviar und Sardell9n Broetchen.
Austern in der Schale.
Lachs init Remouaden Sauce.
Salz-KGrtotfe!n.
Wiener SchnitZel NIT Lelpziger Allerlel
Hasen-Pfeffer.
Gespicktes Filet de Ooeuf NIT Cham
pignOns.
Gefuellter Truthahn NIT Kronsbeeren-
Sauce.
Chocolate uud VaniIle Gefrorenes.
Kmnigstorte.
Frontage de Brie.
Roquefort und Garnirter Lipdauer.
Mecca uud Java Katfee.
Jopanesischer Thee nit OOgnac.
Verschiedene Fruechte.
HAVANA Cigarren.
AS will De seen by the above, the menu
was very elaborate one, and was
served by the popular caterer, Mr.. Carl
Otto. The club rooms were beautifully
decorated with plants and flowers, and
presented 8 most pleasing appearance.
The event was the annual banquet OF
this section Of the CLUB and was carried
out with the characteristic complete
ness common with the entertainments
presented by the Arion Club.
About forty couples OF Miss Ella
Kyues friends rendered her a farewell
reception, Tuesday evening, ere she
departed for Lorain. One OF ST. Mary's
spacious school rooms was beautifully
decorated, where the following musical
programme was skillfully rendered:
IT'S Evening Brings My Heart 10 Thee.
Observation-Disclosures. lChorus)
Visions OF Joy ................M NJ. Mullaney
The Ship Love. McDonough
Pearly Dew Drop. L. tehrenoacn
Here Take My Heart. ............. Chorus
Mountain Slyph Polka. IN. Welsh
A Dream Of Love. ...,............D. EicK
Aud Lang Syne....,. .....J. McDOnOuBu
Sentenced to Death. Robert jenkins
Farewell Address. NJ. tlLZslmmonS
Augelus Dominic. .................Ch Ofus
After tue close Of the exercises the
clergy were driven in carriage to the
Bayless House, the rest following, where
a tempting repast was prepared. The Wis
itiug clergy were: Rev. Fathers Synau,
of Steubenville; Tower, of Wheeling;
McMinneman, of BeawOOd. After supper
had been partaken OF brief addresses were
delivered by the priests aud many good
wishes expressed in behalf OF Miss Kyne
i
every particular and reflected great credit
upon the hotel management also Misses
Marie FitZsimmOns, julie McDOnOugh and
Mollie Kearns, the ladies who had charge.
Miss Kyne was quite a favOrite and her
departure will be regretted by all who
knew her.
A quiet bat pretty wedding took place
yesterday afternoon In hirkwood at the
residence of Mrs. Martha Holloway, at
3 o'clock, when her daughter, Miss
Lydia B., was united in the holy bonds
of matrimonY 10 Rev. j. NJ. Huston, q
prominent minister of East Liverpool,
Ohio. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. L. b. Henthorne, assisted by Pre-
siding Elder, L. II. Stewart, OF Steu-
benville. Immediately after the cere.
mony brief reception was held
and later Rev. and Mrs.
Huston boarded the 1855 FARMLAND Q
train for an eastern wedding trip. On
their return they will reside In East
Liverpool, where the groom is pastor OF
one Of the leading Methodist churches.
There were no attendants and the
bride was attired in fashionable street
costume. Those from a distance, who
were present, were Mr.. J. B. Mcdonald
and family and Miss Efie Collins, Of
Columbus; Mr.. Charles BabcOck and
the Misses Babcock, OF Cleveland, and
Mr.. Huston, brother Of the groom, OF
East Liverpool.
Last evening the committee in charge
OF ARRANGEMENTS for the second annual
series of assembly dances TO take place
at the Mcclure House during the COM
ing winter season conferred with the
members of the assembly 10 arrange de-
fnitely for the dances. Three promi-
nent members were appointed to con-
duct the first dance which comes of
Thursday evening, December nth. The
second assembly will be given on New
Years eve and the third date has
not yet been set From the
present outlook it is certain that the
dances will be successful. as great in
terest is ceiDg manifested. The full
Opera House Orchestra will fur
nish the music, and all Of the dances
will take place at the McLure.
uesQ d1 GNbLAls GOOut tNA SSN FiN7 "a
intimate friends Of Miss Emma Del
brugge, charming young lady Of Bel
lalre, surprised her st the home Of her
brother-in-law. Mr.. Charles Seabright In
Upper BenwOod. an extremely pleas
ant evening was spent in games and
music, and at late hour a most appe-
thing luncheon was served.
Mr.. Theodore Clifton, popular gen.
tlemau of East Wheeling, entertained
number of friends very pleasantly
Tuesday evening at his home on Four
teenth street, near Wood. Amusements
of all kinds were INDUCED in and al
seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
The ohganizatou heretofore rejoic-
ing in thb rather lengthy appellation of
.The SNOWFALL Social and Outing
Club" hive decided to retire the unnee-
sssary atpendsnge TO winter quarters.
ana SAIL loss rugged uader the abbre-
waited line Of '.rhe Snowfall Club. +"