Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

Idlr luTSQdg evening" uAOh was NAN
of the most successful church enter
tainments Of the season. The unique
feature was the performance Of all the
necessary work by members OF the
League. The pastor Rev Jas. DonO-
hey. superintended the culinary de-
pertinent. and a corps of efficient wait
ers i'm full evening dress, left nothing
70 be desired in the service. The menu
was beyond criticism. The rush of pa
irons was so great that some difficulty
was experienced in attending to their
wants. Meisters band rendered selee-
lions throughout the evening, and
brief musical programme made the
evening pass very pleasantly. The az
fair was social and financial success
beyond the anticipation Of its promo
ters.
The "Y's" entertained in a pleasing
manner at the W. c. T. L. hall on Mar
ket street Tuesday evening. About
twenty-five were present. and spent
the hours in social diversions, supple
mented by refreshments.
The Kings Daughters Of the Chap
line Street NJ. Z. church gave a very
successful supper and bazaar Thursday
evening.
Miss Julia Barrett, of Benwood, en-
tertained congenial party Of her
young friends at her home on McMech-
en- street Friday evening.
The rooms of the o. W. L. Club. on
Market street, were the scene Of a mer-
~ assemblage of congenial spirits
Thursday evening, when stag en-
tentainment was given in honor of Pat
Reilly. the popular Irish comedian,
who played an engagement at the
Grand Opera House last week. 1t was
arranged by the genial manager OF the
theatre. Col Charlie Feinler, and Mr..
TheO. w. Fink. In addition TO the
members of the club. there were pre-
sent several members Of Mr. Reilly's
company. and a party OF newspaper
men. There was an abundance of re-
freshments liquid and substantial. Sew
eral hours were merrily spent in relat-
ing anecdotes. listening to vocal selee-
tiOns by the guests. and instrumental
numbers by the Grand Opera House or
chestra.
There was a very enjoyable family
gathering at the home of Mrs. Sophia
Helling. In Martins Ferry Thursday
afternoon, in honor Of the seventy
sixth birthday Of the estimable hostess.
A very pretty wedding took place at
eight o'clock Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Forney,
on the South Side in which the happy
contracting parties were their daugh-
ter. Miss Clara F.. and Mr. John j. Dud-
ley. of Steuhenville, Ohio. The cere-
mOny was witnessed by only the init
mate friends Of the bride and groom.
Rev. Dr. ID. A. Cunningham, pastor or
the First Presbyterian church, of1ciat-
ed A brief reception followed, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley departed over the
Pan Handle for Steubenville, where
they viii make their home. The bride
was one Of the most popular and eff
cient of the corps Of teachers at the
Centre district public school. The
groom is a former resident OF Wheel
ing. and now a member of the clerica.
force of the Riverside Iron Company ct
its Stubenvilie plant,
At their home in POwhatan Wednes-
day evening, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Eber-
line. formerly Of Bellaire, entertained
a large party Of friends from that city.
in honor of the thirteenth birthday OF
their son Henry c.
The wedding of Mr.. William II, Far
rel. of the Wheeling pottery, to Miss
Minnie Hathaway. a charming young
lady Of the South Side, is announced to
take place on Thursday Of this week.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Sthual, Of the Eighth ward,
for the marriage Of their sister, Miss
Carrie Sthual. to Mr.. VIM. Bowman, of
the Riverside tube works, on January
9Th.
A large number Of invitations have
been issued for a dance to be given at
the Bridgeport opera house on the
evening of 30th inst. The committee
Of arrangements is composed of prOmi-
nent young society gentlemen.
Miss Name Robinson delightfully."-
entertained n party of her friends Fri
day evening in an informal manner, at
her home in Bridgeport.
At two o'clock Friday afternoon, the
Rev. W II. HAYDEN. pastor of the First
Christian church. performed the cere-
mony which united for veal or woe
Miss Florence Garrison. an estimable
young lady Of Bridgeport. and Mr.. FL
mer 2. Teaters. of this city. Mr. and
Mrs. Teaters viii make their future
home on the Island
At ten o'clock Wednesday morning a
very pretty wedding. ceremony was per-
formed at the residence Of Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Nurrins on South Jacob
street, the parties TO the Duptial con-
tract being their wirs0me and accom-
plished daughter Miss Lydia, and Mr..
Frank Krebs. popular liveryman.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with plants and flowers. and were filled
by friends and relatives Of the princi-
nails The officiating clergyman was
the Kew. h. h. bigger, pdStVi VI tuS
Third Presbyterian church. a sump-
tuous repast was spread after the cere-
mOny. and late IN the day Mr.. and Mrs.
, Krebs departed for Cleveland and
other points. where they will spend
their honeymoon.
an enjoyable informal dance was
given Tuesday evening in the rooms of
the Assembly in Martins Ferry.
The Monday might club. OF Bridge
port, was ente aimed last week at the