Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

Mamie McllWal0e, sister VI the VI iuC,
acted as maid OF honor Mr.. Chitten-
den was attended by Mr. L. B. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Chittenden left on an ex-
tended trip. and expect to make Allan
tic City their home.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham
LETT last week for New York, whence
they will sail this week for Glasgow.
Scotland. where they go as delegates to
the International meeting Of the Pres
byterian Church. On the eve Of their
departure they were rendered a recep-
ton by the members Of the congrega-
ton of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church,
CT which DR.. Cunningham is the pastor.
Thursday evening a reception was
given TO the recently installed pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Joseph Speers, and his estimable
wife. The basement Of the church was
taSJefully decorated for the occasion,
and a very pleasant season was spent in
hand shaking. the reception proper last
ing about an hour. Then an entertain
ment was given in the church, consist
ing OF excellent musical and literary
selections.
The Kings Daughters have hit upon
a novel entertaining mt, which they will
style a bicycle fee. 1t will be given at
Seibert's Garden on the evening of June
18th. and promises to be big success.
A large number of friends of Miss
Nellie Sauers rendered her a very pleas
ant surprise Friday at her home on
Eighteenth street. About fifteen cou-
pies were present, the little folks enjoy
ing themselves with social amusements.
Ths music was furnished by the H. S.
c. S and A. F. Club.
The usual entertainment of the lad
les of the Carroll Club on Thursday,
took the form last week of lawn fete,
and proved a very popular innovation.
The lawn was very tastefully DECORATED
with lanterns. The attendance was
very large. The Imperial Quartette
rendered excellent vocal and instrument
tai music, and ices. berries and cake.
were served by committee of young
ladies. composed of Misses Margaret
O'Kane, Eta Weitzell. Claire and.
Blanche Handlan, Mamie Welty, Clara
Wingerter, Ella Waterhouse, Kate Bos-
ley, Name Kennedy. Julia Flading, Ger
truGe Riester and Mrs. Louis Heiner. :
Miss Annie Zulauf. assisted by Misses
Title and Rose Beckendorf, very pleas
andy entertained party Of her friends
at the home OF her parents on South
Jacob street Wednesday evening. The
hOurs were whiled away in dancing and
kindred diversions.
The welding of Mr. H. F. Paul and
Miss Emelda Miller took place at ST.
Joseph's Cathedral Thursday morning,
and was witnessed by large throng of
relatives and friends. Later an inform
al reception was given at the home Of
the brides parents. and the happy pair
received many handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuglen gave a
delightful progressive euchre party
Thursday evening. at their home in
LeatherwOod. The contests were
spirited and interesting The prizes
fell TO Mrs. Harry Gilbert and Mr.. Ed.
TrusChell. The guests returned 10 the
city on the late w & z. G. motor.
Mullen Division of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians gave a successful outing
at Mozart Park Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Thursday evening the Kings Daugh-
ters of the Thomson NJ. E. church gave
lawn party at the Island bridge park.
The place was handsomely Illuminated,
and during the evening the grounds
were visited by large throng of per-
sons. The young ladies served light re-
freshments.
The vested choir Of St. Matthew's p.
Z. church took a trolly ride over the
lines of the Wheeling electric railway.
in q special car which was handsomely
decorated on Friday evening. The car
was boarded at the corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets, and went to Mar
tins Ferry, thence back TO the city and
TO BenwoOd and return. En- route the
boys rendered number of songs. At
St. LukeS the choir of that church was
rehearSingNald the two choirs saluted
each other. After leaving the car. the
choir serenaded Rev. DR.. Swope and DR..
G. A. ASchman.
Miss Mary Roberts was hostess to
congenial party OF her friends Tuesday
evening az h.r h ne in the East End.
The hours were spent in cards and dane
ing. with the usual repast at midnight.
A merry party OF young society peo-
pie gave basket picnic at Wheeling
Park Friday afternoon and evening. and
spent delightful season.
The Island Leap Year Club spent
Wednesday at Wheeling Park. Baskets
laden with provisions were taken out
and the afternoon and evening were
very pleasantly spent
At high noon Wednesday at the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. the cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. / A
Donahey. which made DR.. A. J. HeinIein
and Miss Annie V. Kuhn man and wife.
The church was well filed with friends
and relatives of the principals. and the
pulpit was very tastefUlly decorated
with flowers and ported plants. The
LOhangrin march was played UPON the
entrance of the bridal party by Miss.
Mary Wilde. They were preceded up
the crash covered aisle by the ushers.
Mr.. John Kuhn, brother of the bride.
SIR. Chas Hunter. of Wheeling, DR.. ].
o. Hcwells, of Bridgeport, and Mr.. Geo.