Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-15

curing on the Island for some time
was h6 birthday party given by the
XMAS Daughters o. Thomson church
Tuesday evening az the home OF Miss
Ada Jones on South Front street. The
guests we're required TO bring a small
sack containing as many pennies as
they were years old. BY this means
quite . handsome amount was realized,
.tlouel . is believed many of The fair
Oh erred or else there must have been
good many c51tenarians present for
some Oh The bags held one hundred pen
Mes TAe parlcrs were t2s,efully de-
cora al for The occasion and light re-
iI5s.ucats were served An intOr-
NAL musical programme was rendered.
At 1890 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
Very pretty wedding was sOIemuized
&C the Fourth Street NJ. r. Church by
Iho pastor, the Rev. DIT. A. b. Riker
assisted by The Rev. l.. W. Roberts.
pastor of The Wesley Church. The edi-
nee was tas,oiully adorned with potted
plants and hled with a fashionable
assembl4se of invited friends. The
groom Was Dir. Oscar Il. Mckee book
Keeper OF the Warwick pottery and his
bride was Miss Lillian Thompson. the
charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
W. Thompson. of the South Side. The
only attendants were the uSherS
Nessrs VIM. TT. Hare. viii Kahn, and
the 1Iessrs. Mckee. brothers of the
groom A brief reception of an inform.
I'D character followed the ceremony.
after which the happy pair departed on
q two-weeks honeymoon tour. Re
turning they viii occupy a home ON
South Huron street
The tin wedding of Peter Strauss and
wife OF the East End. was celebrated
last Monday night in Beethoven HaE.
Dancing was INDUCED i'm until late
hour
A very enjoyable dinner was given
3t The beautiful country residence of
Gibson Lamb. Esq. President of the
Bank of Wheeling last Tuesday, Mr..
Lamb celebrating the ffy-ffth ami
yersarr of his birth. AT the conclusion
OF. the banquet Mr. Fred. Miller aros-.
and in q neat address presented the
host with a very fine walking stick,
'u the name of those pr sent Nr.
Lamb responded in happy address.
Those present were Messrs. Jos. Spei-
del William i. Butler Jr., DR.. A. p.
Egste1d g. q. Simpson. Charles
Lamb Charles ". List. j. a. Jefferson,
James d. Gardner and Frederick Miller.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie Del
gard. formerly of the East End. win De
t1 Charles Schroeder, i'm Philadelphia,
several days ago.
Miss Dora Chris,enscc. of 81. Johns
couereee ION. gave a very enjoyable
Kindergarten at the church last Tues
day evening. A programme OF various
selections was rendered. The affair
.erminei with fine supper served by
the Iouns Ladies Society.
Miss Augusta Miller was rendered q
very agreeable surprise. i'm the form Of
am unexpected call from a large NUM-
ber of her friends at her home on
South E0f street. Friday evening. The
hours were passed very pleasantly.
The guests were Nessrs. Geo. Miller.
Wm Brtollas. O. Meyer. Aug. Meyer.
John Green. Jocl, Green. VIM. Miller
Edward Conrad of Steu1enviNe. O..
Charles N0lHnger of Omaha. Ne).. and
Phil D.ck of Cincinnati. o.. and Mrs
Har.Cllls. Mrs Ebellg Mrs Dittman.
Nrs Rein. Mrs. Crisswell Of Pittsburg
PA. Mrs. Baker of Dallas Tex. Mrs
Edward Miller OF Sistersvilie, w Va.
Mrs. Aug Miller. Misses. Kate Smith,
Emma BJrsey and Gussie Miller.
Friday evening Miss Mary Brandfass
Was pleasantly surprised 10y q gather
ing of friends at her home i'm the East
t.i The evening was spent i'm varl-
ous games. while Weitschel's orchestra
rendered the music At midnight
tempting refreshments were served. At
late hour the guests departed
Miss Mary Marks entertained a large
party OF her friends Tuesday evening
o.. her home ON The Island. The even
ing was spent at cards and i'm other
awusements, and at the usual hour ah
arre-iEirg luncheon was discussed.
The Friday Night Club of the Island
is making elaborate preparations for d
dance to Dec given at the Island CLUB
rooms ON the regular meeting night OF
the organization.