Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-12

ward. gave a very delightful party at
Mozart Park Friday evening. a large
number of the many friends or the
young ladies were present, and nigh
" enjoyable evening was spent. Prof.
Kilmeyer furnished music for dancing.
The party broke up az about two
o'clock, and the guests returned to the
city on a special motor.
The German Catholic Sodalities of
Pittsburg. will be down to-day to pay
a fraternal visit to the SOdality of st.
AlDhOnus church. The visitors will be
handsomely entertained at Wheeling
Park.
The musical event of the summer
will be the appearance of the Lyric OPP
era Company of New York, for a two
weeks engagement at the Wheeling
Park Casino, opening tomorrow night
with Chimes Of Normandy" as the
bill. The Lyric Company was organic
ed by two former Wheeling boys, AL.
Levi and Al Rhimstrom, both Of
whom are engaged with the F'rohmans
in New York.
Cards were issued announcing the
marriage of Mir. David Stewart, of the
Wheeling Railway Co., to Miss Marie
Jordan. an accomplished young lady
Of Tw.lfth street.
The Sunday School children of ST.
Mathews p. E. Church enjoyed an out
ing Thursday al Cresap's Grove. The
steamer Jewel conveyed the party TO
and from the resort, and pleasant day
was spent, in spite Of the unpropitions
weather.
Miss Sadie McCracken was hostess
TO a congenial party Of her friends at
her home out Caldwells Run, in honor
of her nineteenth birthday anniversa-
~. The hours we're whiled away all
too quickly in the usual social diver
SionS, supplemented by luncheon at
the convenial hour.
Mr.. Henry Burke, a well known bus
mess man Of Martins Ferry, was quiet
~ married some time ago 10 Miss Eliz-
abeth Jenkins. Of Cleveland. The fact
was kept a secret until last week, and
when announced both were recipients
OF warm congratulations from their
, friends.
Miss Mamie Hall delightfully."- enter
tanned party of friends with music
ale at the home Of her parents on South
Jacob street.
A pleasant time is promised to the al
umni Of West Liberty Normal School
next Saturday a, Wheeling Park. The
alumni Of ,1at school will hold a baske;
picnic and reunion that day. A large
number Of alumni and their friends will
meet a the pavilion at 10 O'clock. in the
morning and proceed TO explore the syl-
van beauties OF the park, incidentally re-
lieving the baskets of their burdens The
affair will last all day and the commit
tee in charge is working hard to make
the occasion an enjoyable one.
The ladies Of The Onondago Club en-
tertained Friday evening at Mozart Park
in honor of Miss Greg Miller, guest OF
ihe Misses Roth, of Pi;ssburg. About
twenty couples were present.
The Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel a.
Loeb Lynn, Maryland, seems to be the
objective point for many of the Wheel
ingit9s. Every Saturday evening the
Hotel keeps open house and the festivi-
ties are enjoyed by many OF our socie-
" leaders. One of the principal fea-
lures is the delightful hops which are
given in the hotel The VIII, cling peo-
pc who participated at last week 5
dance were: Misses Elizabeth List,
Sue Caldwell, Gertrude List, Lydia
Good, Mab5l Brown, Martha List, Jea-
ny Good. Messrs Laurence Wheat,
Roy Boyd, Arch Moffat, Latane Nc
Lain, Creel List.