Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

large number Of invitations have been
issued, aud a good attendance is as
sured. The following programme will
be rendered:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lieisr". ...........A. Ssiffert
Overture Jolly Fellows ............F. Y. Suppe
waltz arcrursan ................ j. Gungl
Fantasia tDescr.ptive) "a Day with a
rcus .-...-.-...... .--... -.....-.,J. IS. Lam
PoiEa-"E.n Kuss ln Ehren kann Me .
mano Wehreu --.- -. % ---- h.. NolIsiaedi
Burlesque-' The Village Musicians "A. Mohr
The Teutonia Singing Society will
give it's Easter concert and ball at its
hall on South Jacob street Monday
evening.
Richard Williams, son Of VIM. Fl.
Williams, Of South Jacob street, was
agreeabIy surprised by about thirty Of
his young friends Friday evening. An
excellent programme OF social diver
sions was provided, supplemented by a
tooths0me lunch at midnight.
The Washington Club was Hospitality
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
Clara Tomiinson 40 her home on the
Island
On Thursday OF this week Mr.. George
HOelSChe, OF Allegheny, Pa, son OF Mr..
Louis H0elsche, of South Jacob street,
viii be united 10 marriage 20 Miss Bertha
Brecker, OF Allegheny. Mr.. Andrew
H0elsche. brother Of the groom, will be
best man.
Mt A. p. Ruthenbaum, bOokkeeper
at Redman's machine shop, and Miss
Mary p. LanChlin, Of Belmont county,
were quietly married last Monday at
the home Of the brides parents, only a
few intimate friends being present at
the ceremony.
Mr.. Frederick Miller, the well known
dairymau, and Miss Augusta Micks. Of
Caldwelrs run, were married Thursday
evening, at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents.
Harry Cunningham, a popular young
man of the South Side, was rendered a
delightful surprise 40 his home on ia
cob street, Wednesday evening, in honor
OF his twsnty-secOnd birthday annivors-
airy. The host provided no end of en-
tertainment OF diversified nature for
bis cOngenial guests, and the evening
passed very pleasantly. A feature
which was highly appreciated was the
excellent luncheon served 40 midnight.
The Fort Henry Club, Of the East
Eud, has fitted up park at It's head
quarters, planted shade trees and flow
ers, and provided seats. The club now
has membership OF thirty. Joseph
LOelHer is manager, and the directors
are Charles Wa,SberEer, Daniel Done
van and Joseph Nau. This afternoon
the park will be formally opened.
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The ladies' section Of the Teutonia
Singing Society gave one of the delight
ful Kafee Nisltes for which they are
noted, on Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming. The attendance was large, and
the varied programme OF amusement
provided enjoyment for all, the supper,
as matter of course, being the princi-
nal feature. The committee in charge
was composed OF Mrs. WIN. Ritz, Mrs,
Charles kropiaeger, Mrs. Charles
Grippe, Mrs. Henry Woke and Miss
Amelia Dlnneuberg. Dancing followed
the feast, Mrs. James Riddle furnish
ing music at the piano.
Edward Burns, a we'll known mill
man OF North Wheeling, and Miss Katie
Wetzel, of Elm Grove, are 10 be mar
ried soon. The wedding will be at the
. Cathedral They will reside in North
I Wheeling.
Miss Mary Baker Handsomely enter
+ tanned q large number OF her lady aud
gentlemen friends az her home on Thir-
/ ty-.lurtn street. Friday evening, at
I which time she was presented with a
handsome token of esteem. Refresh
ments were served at eleven o'clock,
/ and Miss Myrtle Vance made the music,
which was very pleasing. Those pres
emit were Misses Lena JeaSus, Alice
Davis. Daauie Miller, Katie Braiden,
/ Minnie Henry, Carrie McEntee, Rosie
/ Baker. Pearl Davis, and MeSSrs. Her
+ man Carl. Gust. Maclin, VIII Claus,
+ Albert Crebs, George McEntee, Will
Kline, VIII Schaefer, Pole Zerick,
Charles Ebiing, and Dat Jones, Of
/ M0uudsv.lo.
Charles Baker, Of Caldwelrs run, an
estimab.e Young man, viii wed Miss
Annie Ea.n. Of South Jacob street, a
pretty and popular young lady, in the
near future. They will live on South
/ Jacob street.
Charles Miler, OF North Wheeling,
and Miss Mary Committee, Of that por-
lion OF the city, both popular young
/ people. will be married soon. The wed
/ ding viii be quite a society event
Their home viii be made In North
+ Wheeling.
on Friday evening, March esd, Miss
/ Mamie Jahpke eutertained a large CON
pany at her bome on South McColloeh
street, in( hbnor Of her fifteenth birth
dav. NnsS dancing s0d games were
indulrfg Il by the guests. among
/ tbosrS Cot w3re Misses Ida M. Sha'
I fer,t brIrirs and Lizzie Denzsr, Mamie
4 nci