Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
sTEUBENYILLE.

crr,-prSv,1ry. O.. January 2i.-Martin
,,-o,sh = Steubenviile glassworlker, who
has been working in Montreal, Canada, Is
home and reports the other boys getting
along finely. -, -. ,ha
There have been some changes al the
Acme glassworks following tue reslghavlon
Of Manager Harry Schneilbach to take
nlare as manager of the Thomas Evans
Ffactorv az Marion, Ind. Mr.. Schnell6ach's
rIace as manager will be filled by ex-Coun:
Gilman Andrew Koegler The position OF
glassmaker has been added to the duties
Of len Holton of the Office force.
Hon lanes Russell, who served Jener-
SON comfy in the Legislature in '49 and ,3o,
is living seriously Ill with diabetes at oa-
J lineville. o,.,. c..
The lecture at Holy Name Church. sun
day evening, on scenes anu lheipoI Io
abroad. was very interesting and well ue-
Iivered He took his audience through
Ireland in haunting car, through the Gap
! of Dunbar. over the lakes OF Killarney IN
! n skitf. through Belgium, France, Ger
MANY. Switzerland and Italy, through
! Egypt, jericho and Jerusalem.
The Chautauqua Circle met TUESDAY
evening in the Board Of Education rooms;
The Gibbons CLUB, the Catholic soclal
| organization Of this city, has elected as Oh
ficers VIM. Maxwell, president; I9omas
I henney, VICE pISS!uOIO, ~ - ..,,.,,,,.
| secretary: NJ. h. McSwiggen, treasurer
! Thomas McGourty, +. Il. Ryan and d. NJ
| German, trustees. ,n.,
! Rev. j. ). Rutledge former Jefferson
/ county minister, is giving series OF ser
mons on Midnight in Akron" exposing
the wickedness of that city as he saw ~ on
Summing expeditions. n,
The members OF the Germania Turnve'
rein gave largely attended masqu
on Tuesday evening. was Tue twenty
! first annual function OF this sort.
Fred w. Godfrey and Isabella stewart,
who gave their residence as Wheeling
were married here Tuesday by Rev. hoot
| White.
John Flannery, manager of the Jefferson
! Iron Works, mas resigned.
The Steubenyille Athletic Cluo nave
elected the following officers: Presiuehl
! Simon LOTUS; Vice president, Ernest
Evans; Financial Secretary and treasurer
! George Robinson; Corresponding oecre-
tary, Ernest Erwin.
w. n. Hunter, one of the editors OF the
| Gazette, delivered a speech at burns
| birthday celebration at ber uhi"0A
| Springs, Fla, on Friday.
! Misses Josephine and Lulu Powers en-
tertained friends at their home on North
street on Tuesday evening.
Miss Mamie Hare entertained the U. +.
! Sunday School Teachers Association
| Thursday evening
fifth anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday evening, and a number OF Their
friends gathered together in honor OF the
! event.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of VIII r. Johnson and Annie IL.
Lindsay, to take place Thursday evening
at the home of the brides father, John
Lindsay. They leave the same night for
GAINESVILLE, where they make their future
home The groom is son of Thomas
Johnson, wealthy and prominent resident
of this city. and Miss Lindsay is one of the
most accomplished young ladies OF this city
along musical lines.
Harmony Lodge, A. o. U. W. held hit
ting memorial services in their hall Mon
day evening. Max Gescheider presided,
| and SQUIRE w. NJ. Trainer and Gen.
Robert Love were the speakers.
Steubenville Lodge b. T. o. f.. gave a
! delightful social dance in their lodge room
| Thursday evening" at which thirty couples
were present. Patton S OrcheStra IurhlSu-
! ed the music.
The Epworth League Chorus Of the
Hamline gave Recital in the Hamline NJ.
E. Church Thursday evening which was
delight to mnsic lovers.
Mrs. DR.. |. II. Maxwell delightfully."- en-
PERTAINING the Palace Cooking CLUB Mon
day evening.
Miss Lora Bane entertained the Bric-a-
Brac CLUB, Friday evening, in charming
| manner.
Mrs. Charles Gallagher gave luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Rev. &. ). Mchit-
rick and wife. who are the guests Of rela-
tives here en- route to California.
Ray Ridgley entertained classmates
! Friday evening.
Mrs. Rev. S. J. Borland and daughter,
| of Richmond, will make their home in this
CITY after April lst.
Della Stacey nee May Banks, formerly
OF this city, is asking for a divorce from
her husband ir New York courts.