Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

| one OF the aDleSt ana most popular
ministers of the city. The bride is a
daughter of the late DR.. Sample Ford
OF the Eighth ward.
Master George Kossuth delightfully."-
entertained a party Of his friends Mon
day evening, at his home on South
Jacob street. About a score of misses
ana masters spent several hours very
pleasantly in Juvenile games, and after
parking OF an excellent luncheon
deTarted for their homes.
The Arion Troubadors gave a very
successful minstrel entertainment at
the Opera House Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the Home for the Aged
The theatre was crowded, and the
beautiful suburban institution found
ed hy Mr.. Anton Reyman received a
neat sum as the proceeds OF the enter
tainment The performance consist
ed of a minstrel first part, in which the
members Of the literary section OF the
Anon distinguished themselves, and
kept the audience in good cheer by
running fire OF bright rspartee, a col
I lection OF local hits, and jokes which
| efforts OF the burnt cork artists were
excellent, a fact which was attested by
the marks of appreciation on the part
of the audience. An oliO OF speclall-
ties followed which would have done
/ credi 10 some OF the pretentious MIN
s,rel examinations now on the road
/ In fact. the degree OF merit whlca
! characterized these performances
was a matter which caused frequent
comment Of the most flatering charac-
ter. Many Of The performances were
| enthusiastically encored, and the ap-
plause was not so much a mark or
| favor as a recognition and appreciation
OF real artistic merit. The programme
| was concluded with a series OF stere-
/ oDtican views, including a NUMBER Oh
| a local character. The entertainment
/ on the whole, was one OF the pest CIV
en- by local talent during Vhe Writer
Cards of invitation were sent out
during the week for the wedding OF
| Miss FlorSnce Harvey and Mr.. DaVlo
/ r Tappan. which will take place at
/ high noon on the 2Sth inst, in the First
/ PRESBYTERIAN Church. The ceremony
will be performed Uy the pastor OF the
/ church. Rev. DR.. d. A. Cunningham.
| The bride TO be is a daughter OF MI.
VIM. Harvey, of the Riverside Iron
1 Works clerical force. and Mr.. Tappan
| is district manager. with headquar-
| ters at Grafton. of the Central District
/ Printing and Telegraph Company.
/
Wednesday evening a delightful hop
was given in the rooms Of the Parker
Dancing Academy in the Rogers block
on Main street The affair was infor-
NAL throughout. Piano music was fur
nished for dancing.
On Friday evening Of this week a
Mother Goose market will be given in
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Chapline and
Twelfth streets, for the benefit of the
Zane Street NJ. f. Church. An excel
lent musical and literary programme
will be rendered in connection with the
affair.
Both of the parks have prepared pro-
| grammes for the season, which Will be
! more elaborate than ever heretofore.
/ They will include a number Of first
class musical affairs. Wheeling can
boast, with reason, OF the two resorts,
which are not inferior in any respect 10
similar parks in many cities of three
or four times the population. Wheel
ing and Mozart Park wtft-be improved
for the coming season, and will be
more attractive than ever before.
The two events OF the week of inter
est in musical circles were the eleventh
recital OF the Woman's Club, which
took place yesterday afternoon, and
7 the open meeting of Wheeling Lodge.
A. o. L. W, at the temple in the Grand
/ Opera House building Friday evening.
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Rev. Hermann Haas, on South Wood
I street. Mr.. George Grub. of the firm of
Grub & Hart, was united in marriage
TO Miss Rose Heller. The attendants
were Mr. George Hobstetter and Miss
| Title Grub, of Marietta, o. After the
wedding ceremony a reception was held
at the residence of the groom on Thirty
first street.
Mr.. Jesse Ebeling, popular employee
. OF Greer x Laing. was united in mar
'riage Wednesday morning at the par
sonage Of Rev. p. J. Hob. TO Miss Minnig
NOlte. sister Of II. f. Nolte, the South
Side grocer The attendants were Mr..
Harry Ebeling and Miss Emma Meagle.
After the ceremony the couple immedi-
ately left over the B. & o. for a bridal
tour 10 Washington, d. c.. and several
other Eastern points OF interest. The
young couple will reside on the Island.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Fred. Sea-
mon was married to- Miss Mary Vogel-
sang at the residence OF the mother of
the bride on Twenty-ninth street. by
Rev. William Ulfert The attendants
were George Radcliffe and Hiss Mary
I Smith.
Thursday evening Mr.. Henry Grob. OF
Moyston street. was rendered a pleasant
surprise by his many friends in honor
Of his twenty-third birthday. The St.
Alphonsus Band. OF which he is a
member. serenaded him. The evening
was spent in various social diversions,
interrupted by tempting banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner OF Eoff
street, were rendered very pleasant
surprise by about fifteen couples of
their most intimate friends. Dancing.
| card playing and other social diversions