Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-09

ready to respond to the call OF char
ity. and their liberal patronage OF the
bazaar Notwithstanding the disagree
able weather, Is q notable example
The Island Shakespeare Club is re-
hearsing Richard H., which will be
produced after Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flading sent out
cards Of invitation last week for the
wedding of their daughter Josephine
/ Genevieve. to Mr.. Louis H. Heiner,
the we'll known Market street hard
ware merchant TIE ceremony will
be performed at St. Joseph's Cathedral
Monday morning, nth inst, at seven
o'clock.
The home Of Miss Emma Goetze on
South Eoff street. was the scene Of q
. merry assemblage Of young persons
Monday evening. They called in a
body and took her completely by sur
prise. the occasion being the anniver-
/ sary of her birch. Fifteen couples
were present. Prof. Cooper tickled
the worries, and dancing was the prin-
cipal diversion Of the evening It
continued until midnight, when eX-
cellent refreshments We're discussed.
/ The hostess received q number of very
handsome presents.
The wedding OF Mr. Casper Roll, of
/ Eighteenth street. TO Miss Victoria Nc
Tighe, of McCulloch street, took place
at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, at
| 81. Josenh's Cathedral, and was wit
messed by q large asse Tnblage ofrelatives
and friends oe the principals. The at
+ pendants We're Mr.. Henry Schafer of the
East End, and Miss Nary Conner, of
! Pittsburg. A reception was held in the
evening at the home Of the bride. and
f an excellent wedding supper was dis
cussed The popularity of the bride
and groom was attested by the large
number Of handsome and useful pres
+ ents received.
Mr.. William Griffith and Miss Kate
Fazlett. Of the South Side. were quiet
ly Joined in marriage Thursday even
ing at the parsonage of the Chapline
street ~ Y Church. the Rev. d. a.
/ Denton performing the ceremony.
! In celebration of the fifty-fourth an
! niversary of his birth, Mr. John Joch
I Um very pleasantly entertained party
OF his friends Thursday evening at his
home in the East End.
! Miss Tine Meder delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ideal Mandolin and Guitar
Club Tuesday evening. at her home on
7 -ar
in dancing and kindred pleasures. and
+ refreshments We're served at the con-
ventional hour.
A vey elaborate and handsome affair
IN ell the beauty Of rs pleasing details
was the reception given last night by
+ Governor NacCorkle ut the executive
mansion in honor Of the Judges Of he
C1ur. CT Appeals. The beautiful ard
s0ee'Cua home Of Yves. Virgi1ia's Chief
Executive was thrown open for the &C.
casiOn, and the brilliancy of dazzling
cc7uGelsrs tNei tb5 mansion From
f e.gnt 10 eleven o'clock the handsome
/ parlc-s. library ard dining room were
/ tA-clgsd with the legal fraternity Of
/ the Cap.tai CITY, a number Of the fair
1 sex N handsome evening costumes lend
I ing brightness tc the gathering. says the
/ Cla~leston Gazette Of wednesday.
The guests were received by
/ Cow nor MacC0rkle Miss May
NlcCorkle. Judge Holt and Mrs.
VIII De,aDlaine. Judge English and
( Miss E.-zste,a N0yes. Judge Brann0n
sni Miss Edal RGGrar. Judge Dent
and Miss Jessie Dent, Mr. O.S. Long and
Mss Merry Long. Major and Mrs r. H.
Broun and Judge J II. Brown. Mr. Jchn
7 Baker White. the Governors private
/ secretary, Ofic.3,ed gracefully IN pre-
sending the long line of guests. In the
+ rear psrlcr Mrs. George G. Chiffon dis
F peused most enliven;ng punch, whilst a
b5vy Ct pretty girls consisting of Misses
Ethel kr- ght, Sue and Martha Caldwell
f OF Wheeling, Helen Forster, Of Oh.O.
ard Teresa Doddr.dge were ass.duously
I industrious in the charm CT 'futter-
ing To the supper room where an
/ elaborate and delightful collation. was
F served. Mrs. Walter Hanna. Miss Addie
f Tl3ysr, Miss Maria Putney and Mrs. c.
+ NJ Gallagher extended the invitations
and d-d .le hono-s. Prom.nant among
/ the guests were Judge J. J. Jackson and
f Col. Charlie Caldwell, Of Parkersburg.
Wednesday morning at eight o'clock
Mr. Charles SeybOld, of this city. was
united in marriage to Miss Kate Doren.
f Of Bellaire, in the Catholic church.
The happy couple will reside at No.
PSI Main street
City Assessor and Secretary OF the
Wheeling Butchers Association VIM.
Bowers save q very enjoyable party
and entertainment to number OF his
friends at his home on South Jacob
street, Tuesday evening The hours
. were spent very pleasantly in various
/ social diversions. until the pleasure was
/ interspersed by the dining room being
thrown open. A toOthsome banquet
was discussed.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Beckendorf.
the Eighth ward baker and confection-
er. have issue invitations for the cele-
bration of their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary. their silver wedding. to-
morrow night, at their home on South
f Jacob street. a large number of invl-
tatiOns have been issued.
A very delightful soiree vas given at
the home Of the Misses BOsley, on Fit
/ tenth street. on Wednesday evening
/ last. the occasion being a pedro party.
into which the young folks entered
heartily. After q pleasant and spirited