Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

Later NIr. Hanke and Mr.. Frank Gaus
skated a two mile race, Mr.. Gaus
having a start Of two laps.
The race was exciting. HanSe gained
lap and "A quarter, not enough 10 win. A
race between County CLERK George HOOK
aud Prof. Herman Shockey provoked no
end of rnerriment. Mr.. Hook suffered de-
feaS. and his claim Of foul was notallowed.
Will Weltv and OswOld Schrei Der s6sted
q half mile. the latter winning with ease.
The c0mmi.tee in charge, and TO- whom
most OF tue credit for its success is due,
was composed Of Il. Schwertfeger, Adam
Hess. George Hook, O. L. Schrei Der, Geo.
L. Stifel, K. B. kheves and E StlteL.
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Miss Cora Matthews was the charming
hostess t0a number Of her young friends,
at her home on Chapline street, Monday
evening An enjoyable season was spentin
progressive pedrp. TIE contests were
spirited and interesting ana the tavors
handsome. Miss Ada Bosley secured the
ladies' prize ana Mr.. Ed. j.. Cavanaugh the
gentleman's prize. After discussing eX-
celeut refreshments the remainder OF the
evening was spentin dancing.
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PJ. COupors, a well known young man
who formerly lived on the South Side, aud
Miss Maggie Kaufman, beautiful young
lady OF Plttsburg, were married yesterday
afternoon az four O'Clock at the Pittsourg
cathedral Toey Will reside IN Hardwood,
Pa. Miss Bee COnnOrs. OF the South side,
and James Jiagley, Of Pittsomg, were the
attendants.
The Mercantile Club gave an enjoyable
skating party at the North End Rink, Fri
day evening.
Mrs. David Ro5ear, OF South Jacob
street, entertained pleasant assemolage
Young folks az her nome Tuesday evening
The occasion was Der twenty-hfth birth
dav. Excellent refreshments aud good
music were among the delights OF the even
ing.
About fftv young folks spent an enjoy
able season, Thursday evening, IN dancing
and con, srsatiou az tue rooms of the Social
Purity Society, on Coal street.
A very quiet wedding took place at the
parsonage Of the North NJ \. church. The
contracting parties We're NJ agnes rs Des-
moad and Cbas ThurlOw, two well known
young people Of the North End.
The Thimble Club was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. e. b. Bowie. on the Island.
Mrs. 7. w Wells aud Mrs. Fred Smith
entertained q large number of their friends
Thursday evening a. their home on the
Island. The evening was spent IN various
social anusemeuts supplemented Dy
tOOths0me luncheon.
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Thursday evening large number OF
vourr folks enjoyed the hospitality Of
Miss Fua Garter, al her home AT Mount
de Chaut-L
A very pleasant nacty was given We'd
nesdav evening bv Misses Lulu and hau9
Bratt0n. at their home IN Bridgeport.
About ten coun'es of young folks were
present, ana passed an euJoyaole evening
An interesting marriage ceremony was
performed iu North Wheeling, Tuesday
evening. in which the contracting parties
were Miss Lizzie Conrad, well known
Young lady of the North End, and Mr..
Richard Shedin, Of Stole Bros. The |
bap1v couple received many Congratula- |
lions aud handsome presents.
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Invitations have been issued for the |
marriage of Mr.. Patrick Counihan, OF
Columbian Bros, the commission agents, TO |
Miss Katie McDerm0tt, popular young !
lady of Mount dc CEanJeL The ceremony
will take place the latter part OF THIS
month.
A very pleasant RECEPTION was rendered
Rev and Mrs. Boyd Thursday evening az
The nome of Mr.. John Dubois, on Gravel
HHf Beuaire. Rev. B0yd is the new pas
tor of the United Presbyterian Church, OF
that city.
A pleasing soiree was given Wednesday
evening bv Miss Hannah Whally, az her
Io-reo1 North Front street. The evening
was spent very eul0yably 10 the usual So
ciaI diversions, supplemented by an excel
lent luncheon ot midnight.
A large number Of invitations have been
issued for a novel social event, 10 take
Mace III the home OF Mr.. George RalstOn.
In Martins Ferry, on Tuesday evening. IL
Will Je a poverty party, aud al the guests
will wear the clothes their grandparents
wore, or that somebody e.se's grand
parents wore.
Mr.. Albert Myers was rendered pleas
iug surprise 5y receiving an unexpected
call from a large number of friends, az his
home on North Market street Thursday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Vogel was hostess to num-
Der Of friends at her home on Twenty
eighth street Thursday evening.
A ouiet wedding took placelast WedneS-
tav al nigh noon 40 the residence OF Mr..
ana 2,rs. =. a. COckayue, az Glendale,
when their daughter, Miss Birdie, became
the ,,ife of Dr.I. II. MeicCen, prominent
Young physician of BeuwOOU. Tue mar
rlage was sO.emnized by Rev. A. BOut.ou,
OF 81. Navier's church, OF Moundsville, and
WAS witnessed by the relatives OF the con-
tracing parties. Among those present be-
sides tue family OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Cockayne
were u. II. Melghen, father or the groom;
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. r. Meighen, Mrs. j. A.
Connolly. OF Littleton; Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j.
Fcrrel. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Meghen,
Mir Albert Ernest, Mr.. and Mrs 4. =
Scnwob and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander. The
bride and groom left Immediately for Ben
wuOt. where the groom had house already
preuarvd and furnished.
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The Ideal Club has arranged Tor another
of iJs popular hops 10 De given at the Mer-
camille Club rooms on Thursday evening or
This week. The Opera House Orchestra
has been secured and pleasant evening IS
assured. Supper viii oe served IN the
the rooms Of the Ideal Cluo.
The eighteenth birthday OF Miss Emma
/ NIauer was made the occasion Of a very
happy surprise party arranged aud carried
71' ~ a number Of her many friends on
"Wednesday evening. a score Of couples
/ sueut the evening very delightfully."- al her
Twelfth street home.
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/ At her pleasant home near Mozart Park,
I Miss Alice Frazier last Tuesday evening
I entertained a number Of her friends. The
/ evening was much enjoyed by al who were