Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-26

ing preparations for its anniversary
celebration on May 21st on an elaborate
scale.
Lincoln Council of the Junior Order
of Mechanics gave a hop at Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening, for which
Prof. Killmeyer played. II was gwen
for the National Jr. o. L. A. NJ. or
phans home fund.
Miss Josie Madden was The charming
hostess to a party of her young friends
a, her home on McCollouch street, In
The East End. Tuesday evening. The
affair was given in celbration OF the
anniversary Of her birth. The guests
enjoyed themselves in various GiVer-
sions until midnight, when excellent
refreshments were served.
The last meeting of the Island Leap
Year Club for the winter season was
held Thursday evening, at the home OF
Miss Bess Donaldson, on South huron
street. II was one of the most delight
full meetings of the organization.
Mr.. Andrew Yeager, of this city, and
Miss Eva Burkhardt. of St. Josephs.
Marshall county, we're the parties TO
nuptian contract entered into in the
presence Of large number of friends
in St. AlphonsuS Church, Tuesday
morning. They will live on farm
north OF this city.
Mrs. E. B. TRACER gave an enjoyable
social at her home on North Main street
Tuesday evening, complimentary to her
sitter. Miss Daisy White, of Cumberland
Md. who is her guest. The evening
was spent in dancing. supplemented by
the conventional midnight luncheon.
Tuesday evening of this week at St.
Alphonsus Church, Mr.. Edward Dou-
schell and Miss Frona Freiding will be
joined in marriage.
Tuesday morning Mr. John Kunz and
Miss Rose Singer were united in mar
riage at the St. AlphOnsus church by
Father Leo The attendants were Mr..
William Kunz and Miss Helena Singer,
brother and sister Of the couple. A re-
ception followed at the home OF the
bride in the east end.
Mr.. William Staubach and Miss Vic
toria Miller were married at st. Alphon-
sus church by Rev Father Clemens on
Tuesday morning The attendants were
Mr.. August Hagendaum and Miss Jose
phine Staubach.
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, a
quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at the parsonage OF st. Johns Ger
man Protestant church, in which the
happy principals were Miss Laura
Kronjaeger. a charming young lady of
North Main street. and Mr.. George
thinner. the popular barber OF South
Chapline street. There we're no attend
ants. and the only witnesses were i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties The officiating minister was
the Rev William Ulfert. Mr.. and Mrs.
thinner will make their home on the
South Side.
The Philharmonic Quartette. COM
posed OF Profs. Hermann Schockey, E.
W. Spell and Edward Blumenburg and
MIR. Fred Meyer. gave another recital
Tuesday evening in Egerter hall. The
programme consisted OF four selections
from Mozart and Haydn and all were
exQuisitely rendered.
The wild Rose Social and John
ny Jump Ups" leap year bowling
clubs. PLAYED a series of two in three
games at Fette's Harvest Home alleys
Thursday night. the former winning.
The clubs were composed OF the follow
ing named persons: Wild Rose, -
Messrs. Brash. Acker, Brown. Neider
Flanagan. and Misses BusS. Brodigan,
Clearwater. Diel and Brehler; John
MES" Messrs. Franz. Habig. Kalter-
back. Flick. Ross and Misses Norten.
KnOpe. Kator. Zerich and Buchwalt
After the games an excellent luncheon
was discussed. and a short time was
spent in individual contests.
Master Charles West entertained a
number Of his friends al home on Twen
ty-secOnd street, Thursday evening in
honor Of his birthday. Games were
the chief amuSements of the evening.
Refreshments were served at an early
hour. Those present dere;' Misses Ada
Silyey. Stella Taylor, Stella Delbrugge,
Loretta Delbrugge. May Dixon, Alice
West. Marie Falstick Kate Kasraty.
Nellie Pernell. Gussie Conrad. Emma
Vance. Annie Kasraty. Gertrude Men
kemiller. Elsie Cole. Nellie West, Liz
Eie lee. Jennie Renold. Stella Degantz.
Eva Eckman. Mary Hennig Elsie West,
and Masters Wilbur Rose. Earl Stet-
cher. Archie West. VIII FaulStick. Tom
Parker. Jennie Johnson. Milton Crit
ton. Edward Snyder. Henry Faulstick.
Gin Pernen, W. A Kasar;y. Harry
LOuno. John Edgeal Charles FaulStick.
Walter Bachman, Charles West. Clar-
ME Carl. Charles Conrad. Karl Ice.
Fred Frederick. Joe Kelsy. Paul Coon
rad. W. L. Balwice. Joe Battersock.
Simon Muldoon. Gene Fauls,ick.
The winter programme Of the Arion
is almost completed. Next Thursday
AFTERNOON and evening the final Kaffee
NiSite VIII be gwen by the ladies.
Between the hours Of two and six
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles VI. Hughes gave a charming
reception TO large number OF her
friends al her home on Broadway. ISL
and She was assisted in receiving by
Miss Kate Hazlett. Mrs. Howard Slmp-
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ence OFT. Mrs. Alice Hustled. Mrs. Wiley
Irwin. Misses Helen Dsvries and Belle
McCabe. The parlorS were artiStically