Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-29
CTETTRENVULE.

Young people OF tQe oeCJuu 10Y
terrain Church gave a very enjoyable
ccnundrum social in the parlors OF the
church Thursday evening. A violin solo
was rendered by Paul Pope, piano SOLO
by Harry Matlack, solos by Pearl
Woods and Charles Irwin, and musical
selections by the Smith family. Re
freshments were served. Miss Georgia
Boyer and Charles Irwin received the
greatest number of conundrums, forty
four out of fifty.
Christmas treats and entertainments
have been given by the Congregational
Second Presbyterian, First VI. E., Quinn
A. NJ Z. Christian and Sixth Street M.
e. Churches, while the Christmas music
at St. Peters and Holy Name Churches
was of high order.
Rev A. r. Chapman, of gainesville,
formerly pastor of the First NJ. +.
Church in this city, was married Christ
mas at Massilon to Miss Martha Corns.
The Christmas ball given in Falk's
Hall on Thursday evening by the Senior
Bachelors, was a swell affair. Fully
twenty-five couples were present, and
Patton'S orchestra furnished the music.
The hall was decorated with Christmas
greens, and an elegant supper was
served at l o'clock.
Philip Dgnam, of Tiffin, is guest of
Thomas McCrystal for the holidays.
VIII North and Miss Lizzie. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcfarland, were
married on Christmas evening by Rev.
L. II, Stewaret.
". r. Alban, Esq, and Miss Laura,
daughter Of Mrs. Amelia McWha, were
married Tuesday afternoon at the home
CT the brides mother, on North Fifth
street, by Rev. l.. H. Stewart.
George Terrell and Miss Maggie,
daughter of Mrs William Slack, were
married Tuesday evening at the home
Of the brides mother, on Market street,
by Rev. Paine.
James J, German, CT the Junction,
and brother John and Joseph Hart, of
Ironton, spent the holidays here
James McFadden, of this city, were
married Monday evening at Pittsburg
to Miss Lizzie Cunningham, of Merge.
Robert McCook, one of the fighting
McCooks, came here from New York
City to spend the holidays. with his
brother. George w. McCook.
w. C. Omert, of Mound City. H.. is a
guest of N. L. Gladfetter and family.
NJ. r. McSw:ggen is here from Marion,
Ind. for the holidays.
DR.. John Burgoyne is here from Col
umbus for the holidays.
Miss Sydney Myers, of Columbus, and
Miss Jennie Oliver, of Chicago, are home
for the holidays.
ar. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder gave a
reunion dinner to their children on
Christmas.
George p. Miller has gone to Ph:la-
delphia to accept a travelling salesman's
position with l.. Reinheimer & Bro,
wholesale clothiers.
V. P Hagy, who has been cutter for
Mays Clothing house for seven years.
has accepted a similar position in Hunt
ington, w. Va Otto Shultz takes his
place at Mays.
The Turner Minstrels on Wednesday
evening drew a large crowd, and the
boys who filed the different parts OF
black face artists were tip-top The
work of Schambra Brothers on the
horizontal bar and the comic tumbling
of two of the Wheeling Turn Verein
boys, was feature Of the programme.
Patton's orchestra furnished the r:us.c
fer the MINISTRIES and dance that follow
ed.
Miss Name Basler, who was burned
on her hands and head several weeks
ago. by having kid gloves on her hands
which had been cleaned in gasoline, ig-
mite from a match she 1T TO light the
gas, is in fair way 10 recovery, as the
burns are healing. The prompt action
of her mother saved her.
o. NJ. Sanford, of Pittsburg. and
brother Leonard Sanford. of Chicago.
who was United States Consul to Peru
under Buchanan, spent the holidays
here.
Mrs. Harry Schnellbach and children
are here from Marion, Ind, on a visit.
Aloys;us Grauten has gone on a visit
to Columbus and Sidney. where his
sisters are members Of the Dominican
Sisterhood.
The concert given in the First Pres
byterian Church Friday evening was a
musical treat. Piano selections were
given by Misses Wintring and Nelson:
organ solo by II. w. Matlack. cello solo
by Professor Parker: solos. Miss Laura
Mclaughlin, Miss Grace Dawson, Mrs.
w. R. Johnson and VIII Davidson: re-
citations by Miss Dinkelspiel: piano
duet, Mrs. c. P. Filson and Miss Priest;
instrumental trio. Miss Spencer on
piano; Paul Pope, on violin, and Pro-
fessor Parker, on cello.
ST. GAINESVILLE.