Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

h Ny iton, Jr., and Miss
a-'&I,. Elizabeth Heiskell
rs$gsSsiSJ''" Lamb, for which in
v,tauUu, were issued last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Gibson Lamb. The ceremony
will be performed Tuesday evening,
27th inst, at 1880 o'clock, in ST. Matt
hew's p. E. Church. The rector, Rev.
DR.. r. Rush Swope, will of1iciate.
The stockholders of the Carroll Club
held meeting Thursday night, adopted
bylaws and elected Board Of Drec-
tors. The project has now assumed
tangible shape, and within short time
a building suitable for the use OF the
organization will be purchased or erect
ed aud properly equipped.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage OF Miss Emma Bieberson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Henry Beberson. TO Mr.. Carl
Goetz, manager of the decorating de-
partmenb at the Ohin Valley china
works. The ceremony will be perform
ed al the home Of the brides parents on
South street, on March 9th
The wedding OF Mr.. Frank Smith and
Miss Lottie Theirs will take place on
the morning of March 6th at ST. Johns
German Protestant Church.
One of the most promising affairs be-
fore the coming Of, the Lenten season
Will be the Linsly hop, which viii be
given 10 the armory next Thursday
evening. The cadets are making ela6-
crate preparations Tor this event and II
will no doubt be the most successful yet
given under their auspices. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. Edward Schenerein, prominent
business man. and Miss Amelia Laue.
OF the Island, Will be united in mar
rage at the home Of the bride next
Wednesday evening The ceremony
will be performed by Rev William t.
Ulfert, pastor Of ST. johns German
Protestant Church. A reception will
follow thy ceremony, and the wedding
tour OF the couple will be made through
the South.
The annual mGsque carnival OF the
Ariou is perhaps the must important
event upon the winter programme OF
tnat organization, inaSmnch as the
costumes are always elaborate, and
considerable time and money are spent
in preparation for the festivities. The
affair 10 be given tomorrow evening is
therefore the principal topic OF discus
sion among those VINO are so favored as
20 be on the invitation list OF the club.
The Ladies' Section OF the Wheeling
Turnveren will give an apron and
nccktle mop at Turner Hall on the even
ing of the 2Oth OF this month PROF..
Killmeyer will render the music
The ladies' OF VirCinius Lodge, No.
40. d. o h, Of the South Side, have
made arraugements for dauce 10 take
place in Mozart Hall on the evening OF
tae 2Oth OF this month. This Will be
their first fla r, and it promises 10 De
very successful.
The ladies' OF the congregation Of ST.
Luke's p Z church are preparing for
an entertainment 10 be given In the par
isn house on Wasnington's birthday.
There will be anOYStsr supper, followed
by an excellent programme OF musical
aud literary selections.
Invitations have been received in the
city fo~ toe marriage of NJ s. Bessie II
P.vue. of Charleston, w Va, 10 Mr.
Robert Culleu Turner, OF LYuchburg,
Va The ceremony viii be uerfarmeI
at ST Jobu's Episcopal CAurcn, 40
Charleston, on the evening" OF the 2O.n
Instant. Miss Payne is quite factor
10 Charleston society, aud her many
friends here join in wishing her IN
bounded happiness In her welded Ilie.
The young lady members Of the
Kings Daughters OF the TnomSou Nj.
b Church, are making arrangements
Tor an oyster supper to b. given on the
evening of Washingtous birthday, 22d
inst. The supper will be 70 Flowed by a
musical and literary entertainment
The dramatic aud literary entertain
ment TO be given under the auspices OF
Washington Council No. /, O. q. NJ,
next Friday evening, at Westwood's
Hall, South Side. promises 10 be quite
a success. a joint committee OF the
following ladies' from Washington
Council, D. of L., have been appointed
TO assist: Mrs. r. J. Barnes, Clara
Hagerty. Mrs. A. Ritz, Mrs. Mary
Scarborough, Caroline Kuen, Mrs. Julia
Cavauaugh, Mrs. S. Fry, Mrs. 4.
Weiser.
One of the coming social events be-
fore Lent is the select hop to be given
by Will Nickison, VIII Weimer, John
Adolph and Aug. Hyrtung at Egerters
Hall on the twenty-frst. Geo L. burst
will serve refreshments aud Prof. Kill
meyer will ofliciate at the piano.
NEARBY TOWNS.
And as the wind was dead ahead
AT half gale or more,
I took a reef or two and said:
Il think I'll hug the shore.
Her eyes then quickly sought my own
Then with a rougish grin
She said, in half reproachful tone,
"Well, where do | come lnt'
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g. HE most enjoyable
JV,~, 6SS event of the sea-
dPT III son in society cir
,OSS>S6sTAN Giles, 10 Sardis, &C.
4 tie Cured on last
IN ii Tuesday evening
VI at the most popu-
II w lar hotel in town,
+ k THE Cunningham
Esi--t VA House" 1t wa S
IN musical banquet
Nv ea given by the genial
~ JME proprietor, Mr..
NSSyEE Philip Cunning
W. ham. The evening