Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01


dered q very pleasant serenade, Thurs
day evening. by the entire band. The
sercualers were invited in and several
hours Were spent in various social d.
versions.
Jesse Barton "chaperoned' a party
of bowlers composed of the clerical
forces of the Whitaker iron works and
Tie Wheeling c0rruga-ing works at
WheaIul Park. Friday night. A tempt
ing lunch was served ar the conclusion
of the Affair." which was very enjoyable
throughout
The event OF the week i'm musical
circles was che recital given at the hos
pitb.e home of Hon. Augustus Pollock.
ON ClaUlne Street AN impr0mpu
programme was rendered. and the t0l-
loving named y0caiists participated.
Prof Edmund Yahu, Mrs. Flora VIII
lams. lr Tlo5. d. Miller Mr. A. A.
TAYLOR and Dr. Eugene Warren. ln-
strumcn-al numbers were contributed
by Pr0fW S. Sterling. of the CincLu-
Miss Flora Pollock. The mus
lie was oil high order of ar
tisJic excellence ANA was warmly APP
pTeciatad oy the guests, VINO number
Ell about twenty-five Prof. Iahu also
gave recital 90 about one hundred of
the representative music loving per-
sons cd Wheeling. iu ST. JOseph's Ca
thedraI lie was graduated from thec0l-
leee of music iu Cincinnati with first
h0u0rs. for which hc received q gratui-
t0us scholarship in the post
graduate course, and is now
assisting Prof. Sterling Prof
Sterling accompanied Prof Iahu at
The recital and also rendered a NUNS
Der. of solos upon the organ. Prof
E-hn's advance has been rapid. and his
friends predict for him brilliant flu
ture
The Euchre club. a well-known South
Side organization gave an enjoyable
hop, Thursday evening. at Mozart Park
The members of the o. w. L. club
rendered lIr vs.. II. NcNabb am agreea-
bile surprise Wednesday evening at his
home I'm the East End in honor of his
birthday anniversary. Nr. NcNabb en-
tertaiuel his guests Hospitality.
Miss Sadie Cuiberts0u of Alabama.
who is visiting Miss Flora Morgan. ON
North 1lain street. was The guest of
honor at @ bowling party given at
WheeliDg Park. Thursday evening. A
couseaiai party OF young folks spent
several hours in tossing the ignum
lent luncheon before returning to the
city,
Miss Title Mcconnell and Mr. J. T..
Lyons surprised their many friends,
"Wednesday evening" when they were
quietly married no the parsonage of the
F0urth-srcet H. Il. church. by the Rev.
DR. A. b. Biker. The groom is car in-
spectcr ON the d. G o.. and the bride is
popular young lady of Che South Side.
They have the best wishes of a host OF
friends.
Miss Katie Masor was hostess to- O
merry party of her young friends. Tues
day eveuiugat the home of her parents.
olr. ana 'iis. I'M -daSer' on oouth
Penn street. ne so'Iee was sven IN
honor on .he ,"eli,l anniversary Oh lne
birth OF tne charming young hosless-
he C.i.I-i C'''l-el ci'o sept olen
-o-S1 -.. '''o' ,.l.e CIV. i.....i.
'-e oi 5"il-1'''ol-
Odp,. VI ui. D',o. ''eio.e' --"-.'7eI ol
tle Norm Waee.4us G.-Ss aCloIl p
feache- ms loIlF ,A olt 1uuay' "ed-
lesl"l- .- ,-v CIV en--s le was ael.s
VISIT lrom arSe party OF ms lrieAds.
hesy were accom- panied nv DaeA-AaA
orchestra. Ailei tne most nag recover
ed Ifom ms surprise ana hau accepted
the warm congraJdiauohs ana good
spent very enjoyaoly IN dancing. Az
The conventional nour an eNcelienJ
spread was very Pleasantly dIscuSseo.
East Emo Eouns persons gave very
enjoyable dance. Wednesday evening,
at hare.s hail. on Fourteenth street
Miss Matilda bieles. or tlJJsouts'
VINO is CUES, OF me Iamlly OF MT. Jul
rendered q surprise by a NUMBER ,,., Oh One. ler