Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-24


sent out a large number of invitations
yesterday. 1t will occur at the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church at high noon
Wednesday. June 3rd. The ushers will
be Mr.. Charles Rice, of Sewickley, Mr..
Charles Hunter, OF Wheeling, Mr.. Geo.
Cooke, of Martins Ferry and John
Kuhn. brother of the bride. Following
the wedding a reception will be given at
the home of the brides parents.
The young ladies sodality of st. AL
phOnsuS church will give an entertain
melt in the near future.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second Presbyterian church, gave a
very successful social and entertain
ment at the church Thursday evening.
An excellent programme was rendered.
Misses Eva and Lettie Rodgers gave
delightful party to number of their
friends at their home on Twelfth street
Friday evening.
Miss Ella McGibben was agreeably
surprised by large and congenial party
of her friends at her home in the Eighth
ward Wednesday evening. in honor OF
the anniversary of her birth. A very
pleasant season was spent with the aid
OF the usual social diversions.
Thursday evening very enjoyable
leap year party was given at Mozart
Park, under the management of num-
Der of young ladies from the South
side. The evening was spent in dane
ing on the large pavilion. 10 the strains
of orchestra music furnished by Long
of Benwood.
Wednesday evening Mr. Charles G..
Do5bins delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Linsly class of '96.at his
home. No. 120 Fourteenth street, in var
iOuS social amusements. and at mid
night luncheon was discussed at bursts
parlOrs. The boys then serenaded the
Linsly faculty, Prof. John NJ. Birch,
Prof Brilles, Lieut.. Van Duzer and
Prof Sterritt
Miss Neetie Reymann. lie charming
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rey-
maan. celebrated her twentieth birth
day last Thursday evening in very
pleasant manner. A number of the
relatives OF the family were present.
The evening was spent in music and
songs. The AfrO-Amsrican Mandolin
Orchestra was stationed in the hall OF
the residence and rendered number OF
pleasing selections. The affair was
brought 20 a ciCse by several enjoyable
T. the
cip.ent of a number of handsome pres
ents. Miss Froettert, Of Milwaukee,
was present.
Tbs Nonpariel Athletic Club gave
trolley party Thursday evening. COM
plimentary to the lady friends of the
organization. A special car was board
ed at Fourteenth street. and went
around the Loop Refreshments were
/ served later.
Monday evening. Mr. Frank Hennis,
the we'll known Tenth street saloonist.
was rendered a very pleasant surprise
I by a number of his friends, at his home
on Eighth street, in honor Of his forty
| third birthday Twenty couples were
present and the evening was spent in
various social pastimes. Refreshments
weere served at reasonable hour.
Rev. William Ulfert .paster of ST. Johns
/ Church, was serenaded by the Young
Mems Singing Society of the church,
Monday evening. in honor of mis- forty
second birthday. The society rendered
some very pleasing selection. after
which Mr.. Charles Roepke. president Of
the society. stepped forward and pre-
Sented the minister in the name of the
society with a handsome vase filled
with flowers. The reverend gentle
man was very much moved by the
young folks and responded in a few
words. after witch the gentlemen were
invited 70 partake of tempting refresh
menJs.
Wednesday evening. Misses Kate and
Carrie Erb, daughters of Peter Erb. the
liveryman. gave a very enjoyable soiree
10 their friends in honor of Miss Ida
Schubart. sister of Rudolph Schubart,
the Market street jeweler. The even
ing was spent in various social diver
siOnS supplemented by tempting re-
freshments. Miss Schubart. who is Wis
iting here, will remain several months
before she returns TO Europe.
Mr.. Charles Sonnelfsld and Miss
Marie Kerchgessner will be called out at
the 81. Alphonsus Church for the first
time to-day. The wedding will take
place on the morning of June 10th at
nine o'clock.
On June 2Srd. Mr.. Valentine Korn.
Of the North End. Will be married TO
Miss Marie Miller. Of Pleasant Valley.
at the s.. Alphonsus Church.
In st. Alpho1Sus Church. Wednesday
morning. a very pretty wedding cere-
mony was sOlemnized, uniting for bet
ter or worse Mr.. Jacob Del, OF the North
End. and Miss Bessie Bishop, OF the
East End. In the evening a reception
was given at the home of the brides
parents.
Rev. Samuel Schwarm pastor OF the
English Lutheran Church. performed
the ceremony Wednesday afternoon. at
the home of the bride. which made Mr..
George Found, of Roseby's Rock. and
Miss Nellie Dakin. of this city. man
and wife They departed on the even
ing train over>the B. < o. for an East
ern honeymoon trip.
One OF the most pleasing OF the larger
entertainments Of the week was the re-
cepion 10 the ladies given at the A. o.
U. w. Temple Thursday evening. Il