Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

/ Religious exercises TOOK place IN the
/ morning. followed by a sumptuous ban
quet in the basement OF the church,
served by the Ladies Auxiliary Of Null
len Division, a. o. II. In the evening
| congregational meeting was held, at
which a programme Of music and con-
grauulatOry addresses was rendered.
Father Mullen received many hand
some and appropriate gifts.
The wedding of Mr.. Thomas Burns
and Miss Mary A. Gateiy, both OF Ben
wood, took place Wednesday at st.
Johns church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Father II. P Me-
Menamin, and was witnessed by large
Misses Mamie ana Gertrude. daugh-
7 ters of Mr. Louis Schaub. Of East Me
I Culloch street, entertained a large num-
Der Of thelr friends Monday evening.
Several in -eresJing games Of euChra
were enjoyed A fine selection Of music
was rendered on the violin and piano
by Messrs. Albert Fading and Harry
Sylyis. also a vocal solo by Nj. Frank
Coil. a prominene young business man
OF Akron. O. Twelve couples were pres
en1. a tempting luncheon was served
at se2s0nab,e hour.
Miss Phyne Ech nberg entertained q
number of her lA-le friends Friday
afternoon between the hours of TWO and
SIX, az her home on McCullcch street,
in honor of her ninth birthday. Re
freshments were served and very pleas
ant time was hs1 by ;he Little folks.
I Those present were Misses Lille Wei
sAar. Lou Sc WciSEar. Lulu Neudard.
Rose Weist3r. Cora Ripley, Inge Eeich-
enberg. Jus me Ripley, Emma Elchen-
berg. and Masters VIM. Ncuhard. Ar
thur Ripley, Harry Ripley and Oscar
Eichenberg. Among the guests from
out of town were Laura and Bertha
Weistar, Of Quaker C.,y, and Louise
Armstrong, of Beivedere
number Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
will make their future home on Main
street, BenwoOd.
Miss Ida Bandi was hostess TO a party
of her friends at her home, on Seven
teenth street, Monday evening. The
hours were whUed away in dancing and
kindred pleasures.
Miss Maggie Jepson pleasantly enter
I taiusd a number Of her friends at her
/ home. on Eoff street, Wednesday even
ing. A number OF We.lsburg young per-
( sons We're present. and all spent very
enjoyable time. Refreshments were
f served at a ate hour.
Friday evening the Mozart Singing
Society gave a very enjoyable outing at
Mozart Park. which attracted many de-
voices Of dancing and bowling, and
proved 2 very enjoyable occasion.
The luncheon which was served daily
from noon to six O'Clock. at AriOn Hall,
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Sec
. ond Presbyterian Church, was well pat
rOniZed by business men and others.
The German Pioneers held their an
nual reunion and outing Wednesday at
Wheeling Park. l, was in the nature
Of a basket picnic. The Opera House
. orchestra rendered sweet music during
the afternoon. Addresses were made
by Dr. c. F. Uirich, August Weidebusch
and r. c. Meyers.
4 very pleasant farewell outing was
rendered The Rev. Fathers Leo and Ra-
phae.. of St. A,ph0nsus Church, on
Tuesday afternoon at Wheeling Park,
in N form o, a Bowling party, in honor
OF -ie,r departure for new fields of labor.
Those present consisted of prominent
members and officers Of The cCngrega-
ton and the various societies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stahl, Of South
ECG street. gave a very interesting eu-
chre party Tuesday evening, compli-
mentary 20 Miss Katherine Kress and
Mr.. John Peters. Of Pittsburg. A num-
Der Of tables We're in use and the con-
tests were spirited and amusing. caus-
ing great merr.ment at the distribution
Of prizes.
Miss Sophia Hoffmeister, of the South
Side. entertained a number of her
friends Tuesday evening in honor Of her
visitor from Buckhannon, W. Va. Va
rious social diversions occupied the time
and attention Of the guests.
Mr.. Ernest Bertram, an employee Of
the Schmulbach Brewing Company, was
married 20 Miss Matilda Carson on
Tuesday evening at the parsonage OF
Rev Hermann Haas. The wedding
was quiCE, no attendants b5ing present.
Miss Martha r. McCurdy, formerly
teacher In the Webster school, was mar
ried on August 9Th at Philadelphia.
/ The groom is Mr.. G. Leslie Miller, of
that city. The ceremony was perform
ei by Rev. Lyons, assisted by Rev.
Wyncoop They are now living at West
vile, n. j.
The Busy Bee Club. which is COM
posed Of the most prominent young ID
dies Of the cathedral held the regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Miss
Carrie Renner. on South Market street.
Much important business was transact
ed. including the election and inSt2lia-
ton of officers for the coming year.
The principal object OF the club is the
founding of a charitable fund through
the personal efforts Of each member,
and the origina, methods adopted by
them in this commendable cause. GER
tainly i~erit continuance Of the sue
cess they have met with thus far.
Quite a pretty wedding was solemn
lied by the Rev. Father Mullen al St.
Mary's Church at O'Clock yesterday al
ternoon. Mr.. John COrcoran and Miss
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