Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-04-14

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lists. The concert viii be followed by
JerDsichorean diversions.
The Teutonia Singing Society, which
recently decided to disband, Will enter
tain tomorrow night. The affair will
be the valedictory of that organiza-
ton as a factor in social life in
Wheeling.
The Island Club will entertain at its
/ quarters, on Virginia street Wednes-
day night A large number Of invita-
lions have been issued. Prof. Charles
4 Killmeyer will make the music for
dancing.
It is very. probable that the Carroll
. Club will entertain before the adj
vent of warm weather, although no
definite plans have yet been made.
The projected post-Lenten Assembly
! bali has not materiaiiZeG, much to the
/ regret of those who were fortunate
enough to be favored with invitations
/ for the three balls which were given
/ during the winter at the Mcclure.
Prof. Ricardo Ricci and his pupils
viii give a musical recital at Odd Eel
I lows Hall Thursday evening. Consid-
/ cradle interest attaches to the affair,
from the fact that it will mark Mrs.
Ricci's first public appearance in
Wheeling.
Dame Rumor has it that two
society ladies who live on Twelfth
street will be led to the altar in the
month of roses, by two gentlemen who
! live at a distance The initials of the
| sunames Of the prospective brides are
included in the last Thirteen letters Of
the alphabet. One wedding will be
brilliant church affair. The other
ceremony will be performed at the
home Of the brides parents.
It has been definitely decided that we
are TO have the Washington-Jeflerson
College Glee Cub at the Opera House
on the evening of May I'd. This an
nOuncement has caused considerable
talk among the devotees, and arrange
ments are being made to entertain the
boys with an informal dance at one of
the club rooms at the close OF the con-
cert. The gentlemen who are arrang-
ing for this event are certain to use
every effort to make the Glee Clubs
Witt a pleasant occasion.
Half a hundred merry bowlers will
take full possession of the alleys at
I Mozart Park Thursday evening, and it
/ goes without saying that the occasion
will prove a source of unallOyed pleas
ure. The enjoyment which Rip Van
Wrinkles tabled little men derived from
this fascinating game will not be a
circumstance to the pleasure which
will be the distinguishing feature of
Thursday nights gathering. There
will be an abundance of refreshments,
LIQUID and substantial. and after it is
all over there is a surprise in store,
about which nothing more can be
said at present, for very prudential
reasons.
Invitations have been received here
from Mrs. Thomas Henry Darlington
. for the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Lulu Augusta, 10 Mr. Thomas Pollock
| Peters. The ceremony will take place
at the Ross Street Presbyterian Church
| in Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening,
/ oath inst, at eight o'clock. 1t viii be
| followed by a reception at the home
of the brides mother, on Keap street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Schwertfeger have
| issued invitations for the marriage of
/ their daughter. Miss Amelia Dorothy,
to Mr. Jason Carey Stamp. The cere-
mOny will be performed at the resi-
dsnCe of the brides parents, No. Ga
Virginia street, on Wednesday even
ing, April oath, at eight O'Clock.
The third hop of the Liberty Bells
will be given at Egerter hall tomorrow
evening. Prof. Chares Killmeyer will
make the music for dancing.
Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Miss Mary II.
Sypher daughter of Hon. J. II. Sypher,
and Mr.. c. c. Hewitt a civil engineer,
of Philadelphia. The ceremony will
take place at high noon, April 18th, at
the residence of the bride, in Washing
ton, d. c. Miss Sypher is well known
in this city. having visited here a few
years ago; IS extremely well read ana
highly esteemed by those who have
had the pleasure Of meeting her.
On the oath Of April at nine o'clock
i'm the morning, William II. Kirchgess-
ner will be married to Miss Josephine
Gamstetter, in st. AlphOnsus' Church.
Mr.. Edward Burkhart, Of Woods
( field. will be united in marriage to
/ Miss Wilhelmina Krone at o'clock
on the morning of May eth, at St Al
I phonsus' Church.
: The ladies of the Wheeling Turn
verein viii give a bazaar and hop at
Turner Hall. on Monday evening, odd
inst The music will be made by Kill
uyer.
NEARBY TOWNS.
A kiss took and backward look,
And nv heart was like to smother
/ To think of what a. fool I was
/ might have had another.
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