Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

Miss Rose Hanley, OF upper BenWood,
was pleasantly surprised 81 her home
Thursdoy evening" In honor OF her sew
enteenth birthday.
Miss Rose Gautzer, OF E;naville, was
pleasantly surprised by anum6er OF her
friends who called on her In honor Of
her eighteenth birthday. Among the
guests were number Of Wheeling peo-
pie.
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Fehrenbach de-
ltghtfully entertained number of their
friends Tuesday evening at their home
on Zane street. The affair was in honor
OF the first anniversary Of their we'd
ding.
Miss Helen Barrett, Of Bridgeport,
entertained abOuta dozsn couples OF
her young friends Wednesday evening
at the home Of her father 10 KirkWoOd.
The marriage OF Mr.. Robert Edwards
aad Miss Annie Davis, both popular
young people OF Martins Ferry, is an
nounced to take place Sunday evening,
April 18th, az the homo OF the bride.
Mr. Edwards Is member Of the Mar
Tins Ferry fire departments and the Y.
u. C. A. football team.
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Miss Nellie Henry was the hospltable
hostess 70 members Of the 5. w. A. n.
club. at her home in the East End Fri
NdRy evening. 1t was one OF the most
enjoyable gatherings OF the club.
The Thimble Cub was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. f. B.
. Bowie, 40 her home on Ohio street.
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John Pendergrast, one OF the most
popular Of Belmont furnacemen, and
Miss Annie Lynch, q daughter OF John
Lynch, OF North Market street, the
well known employee of Trimble & Lutz,
were married Thursday. Tns ceremony
was performed az the Cathedral in the
afternoon, ana Ia the evening AZ the
brides home 4 wedding celebration took
place.
The popular Alert Club, Of the South
Side, gave one of its enjoyable dances
Thursday evening at the nall on South
present, and Prof. Charles killmeyer
furnished the music. The usherS were
James Flanagan, James Leverage, Will
lam Hastings, stephen Tucker, Owen
Sherry and Frank carp.
Charles HOrstman, the we'll known
Councilman from The Eighth ward, was
rendered an agreeable surprise Thurs
day evening, By mis- friends OF the Mo-
Fart Singing Society The celebration
took place in Mozart Hall, and was very
enjoyable throughout.
John Hares, the popular baker Of the
South Side, was pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening, at his home on
Fourteenth street, by about forty OF his
lady and gentlemen friends calling on
him. a pleasant evening was spent and
excellent refreshments were served.
The marriage Of Mr.. Neil McFadden,
the well known and popular Market
street business man, and Miss RenneT,
charming young lady Of South Mar
ket street, is one Of the notable society
events OF the near future.
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Mr.. William Rolf very pleasantly cell |
ebrated his tWenty-frst birthday Tues
day evening, by entertaining about a
score OF gentlemen friends at the quar-
ters OF the Silver Globe Fishing Club,
on the South Side.
The Wild Rose Club, an organization
OF South SIDE young ladies', was formed
last week. The club will meet fort
nightly at the homes Of It's members.
The coming marriage OF Mr.. Joseph |
Hoffman,, q Well-knOwn young business
man, OF ChapIine street. and Miss Mary
NOite, tho accomplished daughter OF
Frederick NolCe, OF 25Ol Chapline street,
is announced. The wedding will be a
notable society event, and will take
place next week.
Frank Sars, q popular young German,
Of the South Side, and Miss Katie Vent,
a daughter OF John Vent, OF South Ne
Coloch street, were married Tuesday
and went directly 70 housekeeping on
the South Side.
The ladies Of tho Teutonla will give
KafIee ViSite on Wednesday evening,
and the ladies' OF the Mozart on Tues
day evening.
A number Of young ladies cbaperoned
bv Mrs. w. A. Wilson, OF the Island,
Mrs. ia. Mendel, Mrs. d. Carter List,
Mrs. O. Dorsey, Mrs. John Riheldsffer,
aud Mrs John List, have made arrang-
ments for a skating party at the North
End Rink on next Thursday evening.
A small admission fee will be charged.
The Opera House Orchestra will prob
ably furnish the music. The object OF
the party is 70 secure funds TO help
build q new porch at the City Hospital.
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The dance given last Tuesday night by
the Calumet Club was complete sue
cess. About thirty-fve couples were in
attendance and delicious refreshments
added TO the charms OF the evening.
The club will give series Of outings
the coming summer.
One OF the most p easurable affairs Of
the week was the old folks ball AZ the
Arion. Wednesday evening. This is an
annual event which is always looked
forward 10 by the older members OF
that popular organization. This years
ball established new criterion, In that
it was in every sense the most enjoyable
vet given. This is in large measure
due to the work Of the committees,
composed OF the fOllOwin g named per-
sons:
Arrangements - Henry BIebersOn,
George Miller. Chas. Schmidt, Hugo
Loos, w, Z. Welty, John Beltz and John
Freidel.