Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

| p On Tuesday ana wednesday evenings
the Ladies Aid Society Of ST. Joseph's
Cathedral gave a strawberry festival in
| the basement of the church, which was
q social and financial success. The
attendance on both evenings exceeded
| expectations, The feast OF delicacies
on each evening was preceded by a
musical and literary entertainment at
Convent Hall.
The dining room of the Hotel Wind.
scr presented a pretty sight last Wed
uesday evening, when the class OF 1894,
consisting Of twenty Linsly boys, were
arranged around a festal board which
fairly groaned beneath its precious
weight of toothsome eatables. A menu
consisting of every imaginable variety
of palatabe dishes was discussed with
| zest by the youths.
At the conclusion Of the banquet the
literary session followed. Toast Mas
ter II. D. G. Reynolds announced the
programme of toasts mentioned below.
Each cadet did himself justice to the
topic which he was assigned.
| "Class Of 49, Maj. G. j. Rogers
"World's FAIR (The Ladies) ..........
.... Sargt. w. L. Rearne, Jr.
arrival of Our Lieutenant. .........:
.........L Lieut.. B. E. Hamilton
Our Foot Ball Team. -. .Sargt. H. Fox
"Class of '95" .... Lieut. w. Wayman
''The Battalion. ......... Adj. G. c. Roob
"Noah Linslyn. ...... Capt. g. b. Citizen
"Our Future" ........ Capt. q. @. Dwight
QuarteIVe =, ,,c,,,: II NJ
Catch and George K. w Norton.
After all the toasts had been respond
ed TO the class adjourned TO the street
where they paraded around and sere-
naded their fellow school mates, pro-
voking much merrim ent on all sides.
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Hon. Alfred Caldwell entertained the
Judges Of the Supreme Court at a
course dinner at the Fort Henry Club
on Thursday evening. At the conclu-
sion OF the dinner the General made
the evening all the more delightful by
taking his distinguished guests to the
Elks' outing.
Among the initial dances in the new
Park Casino will be the swell hop to be
given on Wednesday, the Goth.
Society is looking forward to the
event with much expectation, as it has
been generally rumored that the devo-
tees will turn out en- masse on this par
ticular delightful occasion. The affair
is being managed by Messrs. Kilbourne
List, Hal Speidel, and VIII Schaffer. q
The guests will leave the city on the
s o'clock motor over the w. 81 E. &.
railroad, and those living along the
motor line will find their special car
attached.
The committee wish to distinctly i'm
press upon their friends that when their
tickets are purchased, it includes motor
fare, entrance to Park and lunch.
Tho full Opera House Orchestra has
been engaged, and many visitors are ex-
pected here TO take in the brilliant az
fair. Among the ladies who expect to
have visitors for the occasion are:
Misses Florence OFT, Elsie Whitaker,
Martha Caldwell, Mary Moffat, Bessie
Barclay, Kate Aazlett and Lily Vance.
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Next Friday evening the Linsly
Armory will be ablaze with lights, amid
Du0LlQRt UIdS5 UubIOuo dhu Owl
military. The class of '94 will give
their commencement hop, and big sue
cess is assured. A report became cur
rent yesterday that the hop was to be
abandoned, but instead the cadets have
been vigorously pushing the affair TO
make it eclipse anything Of that nature
ever given in that line.
The Opera House orchestra will fur
nish the music for dancing.
The following are the names or the
chairman representing the various COM
mittees: President and Head Chair
man, Harry D. G. Reynolds; On Dane
ing, f. r. Huseman; Printing, A. L..
Klevis; Refreshments, II. ID. 6. Rey-
nods; Decoration, p. NJ. Catch.
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Mr.. Robert Hszlett, Of the Western
Union telegraph Office, YVES agreeably
surprised by number OF his friends
calling on him Friday evening, it being
the 4Sth anniversary of his birth. The
host was equal to the occasion. Several
songs were rendered by Mr.. Charles T.
Reed. Rev. j. Enge and Mr.. Jacob
Jefferson rendered several pleasing reci-
tatous. After several toasts being
offered refreshments were served at a
seasonable hour.
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Last Thursday evening there was q
| pleasant social event at the home OF
Miss Alice Walters, of No. 81 Four
teenth street. Eight couples Of friends
of the popular young lady enjoyed the
evenings pleasures. Interesting games
we're played and delicious refreshments
were served.
Recently at the Body Hotel in To-
ledo, Ohio. DR.. George P. Chenowith
and Miss Hattie johns, of Main street,
this city, were married. Mr.. Cheowith
is one OF the progressive young physi-
clans of Toledo The happy young
couple will reside in that city.
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The outing to be given by the Mar
cellus Club, a popular organization,
next Thursday evening at Wheeling
Park, promises TO be one OF the leadlnR
society events Of the season. The out
ing is the first of the club for this year,
and all is being done possible to make
it success. Arrangements are being
made for feast st the Park restaurant.
Prof. Killmeyer will furnish the music.
Arrangements are made to have spe-
cial motor return from the Park at ?
o'clock a. NJ.
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A quiet, but very pretty and Inter
esting nuptial ceremony, was perform
ed at six o'clock Wednesday morning,
at St. Joseph's Cathedral, in the pres
ence of an assemblage of friends
and relatives of the happy prin-
/ cipals. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Charles b. Arnold and Mis-.
Emma busch, both OF This city. The