Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1884,

OF the South Side, the bridesmaid,
looked charming in white silk dress
trimmed in pale blue. with ribeons In
her hair. Eacn OF the ladies carried
elaborate fans. preserved by Professor
Rainbow.
About one hundred guests witnessed
the ceremony. After IL was performed
an elegant wedding supper was served.
The presents received by the young
couple were numerous and appropriate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rainbow have gone to
housekeeping on the Island. They have
a host OF well wishers.
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The musical and literary entertain
ment given in the Bijou Opera House at
Sistersville last Thursday evening was
the event of the season in that place. 1t
was given by the NJ. E Church choir
assisted by the best musical and literary
talent OF the city, and was for the oene.
fit of the church. The rendition OF
italia Beloved" from Donizetti, by The
choir, was the finest ever given In the
city and proved couclusively that the
members OF the choir had entered into
the thoughts ard feelings OF the COM
poser and were fully capable OF giving
them expression. Messrs. Neff and Nc
MILAN admirably displayed their abili-
ties in the Minute Gun at Tea" aud
were vigorously applauded. They sang
ship Alloy" In most pleasing manner
as an encore. Miss Pearl Smullln, very
intelligent young lady of fourteen,
recited two very interesting selections
in an entertaining manner,
aud showed by her keen conception and
correct rendition OF them that her tai
ents had not been allowed to lie dor
mant. Mr.. and Mrs. Croix in a short
sketch from the drama OF Fate" were
we'll received and made use of the OPP
portunity to display their genius and
versatility. The audience was large
and intelligent and showed that high
class entertainment could be sppre-
ciated in the city.
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Miss Laura Obermann, Of Centre
Wheeling, entertained number OF her
intimate friends, on Friday evening,
complimentary TO her guest. Miss Irene
Dornan, OF Wellsburg, w. Va.
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Mr.. George Kleeh, OF Fulton, was
rendered surprise party Friday even
ing, in honor of his recent marriage.
The merry makers repaired TO Koch's
hall, where the evening was spent in
dancing to the music Of Bachman's or
chestra.
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Miss Nellie Egeter was hostess to
number OF her friends, at her home on
North Main street, Friday evening. An
ENJOYABLE season was spent In dane
ing, cards, aud similar diversions, and
at midnight an excellent luncheon was
served.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Joseph Nay
lor entertained number OF friends in a
hospitable manner, at his home on South
Penn street.
The teachers and officers OF the Sun
day school of the Martins Ferry Pres
byterian Church, and the pupils Of Mrs.
Boyle's class called upon the pastor OF
the church, Rev. Boyle, Friday even
ing, ITO assist him 10 the celebration Of
his birthday. Rev. Boyle recovered
from his surprise and entertained his
guests in very pleasing manner. The
evening was very enjoyably spent
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