Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-17

S,eubenville. on the 2s,h inst. The out
ing promises to be Very enjoyable.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Bridgeport
gave a very pleasing aud successful mu'
sicale Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. W. w. Bags.
The fourth annual banquet Of the
Belmont County Medical Society was
given Thursday afternoon at The Wind
sor Hotel. in Bellalre. Guests were
present from every town within I "a
dius 0 etilnmes
The Little Folks Club o: the Island
gave a pleasant curing Yesterday after
noon. driving out into the country and
spending several LOurs in the woods.
A lawn tennis club has been organ
lied on the Island The bridge park has
been secured for the court. and will
probably be the scene Of some interest
ing contests between The beauY aud
bellies of the Garden Spot during tho
summer months.
The Woman's Musical Club will give
a concert at Wheeling Park on the even
ing Of June 18th. II the past record OF
this excellent organization counts Tor
anything, the concert will be a complete
success.
In the Church of the Immaculate Con
cepJion. Tuesday aItormoO1, the rev.
Father Leo. OF S. Alph0usus Church,
performed the ceremony which united
for better or worse Mr.. Lawrence Muir
ply and Miss Lille Spsiiel. both OF his
city. The church was well filed with
frineds Of the principals. and rhey were
remembered with a NUMBER of very
handsome presents.
Tuesday evening a very pleasant So
cial event took place at the home of
Mrs. Mary Reid. west Of Bridgeport, on
the Cadiz pike. the occasion being Ter
sayenty-ffth birthday. Half hundred
relatives from St. Clairsville. Wheeling
and Martins Ferry were present. AT
10 o'clock an excellent luncheon was
served. Mrs. Reid was the recipient OF
a number of very handsome ana useful
presents. Among the Wheeling guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mes
biti and son. Herbert. Robert Nesb'it
and Mrs. Margaret Taylor and son Har-
ry.
Tuesday morning. at Q o'clock, Nj.
John Murphy. of Beilaire, ami Miss
Mary MCGEE. daughter OF Dennis Nc
Gee. Of Bridgeport were made man and
wife at st. Anthony of Padua Church,
i'm Bridgeport. the pastor Rev. Joseph
Weigand. officiating. The only attend
ant was Miss Rose MCGEE. sister OF the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will live
in Kirkwood
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Thursday evening on the Island, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Ed.
GrOsscur,h and Miss Mary Juergens,
both popular young people of the Gar
den Spot. Tn groom had just com
pleted "a new residence for himself and
prospective bride and there the cere-
mony was performed. The attendants
we're a brother of the groom and Miss
Mary Juergens. a cousin Of the bride.
Rev. Schwarm. pactor OF the English
Lutheran Church. oficiated.
St. Joseph's Cathedral was the scene
of a very pretty wedding Wednesday,
in which the happy principals were
MI Vr,,cr;o ITfoo,iv- f-uuh+o~ Of Mr.
and Mrs Higgins. OF the South Side, and
Thomas DriscOll. a well-knOwn finisher
at the Central glass works. The bridal
couple entered 10 the strains Of the
Lohengrin march and proceeded to the
altar. where Rev. Father Harris per
formed the marriage ceremony. Tn,
bride was daiuuly gownsd in light grey
with garniture of lace and ribbons and
a beautiful white hat. She was attend
ed by her sister Miss Katie. who was
atJired i'm blue with similar trimmings
white roses. The grOomsman was Mr..
William Halpin. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the brides
home. followed by supper.
Tuesday evening Miss Edna Coss en-
tcrtained a number Of her friends in a
very enjoyable manner with farewell
party given at her home on South Fifth
street, Martins Ferry. Eight couples
were present The Oriental Mandolin
and Guitar Club furnished some excel
lent music for the occasion. At a sea-
sOnable hour refreshments OF a tempt
ing nature were served. Miss COSs left
Wednesday over the B. & o. for Chica-
20. where she will spend several weeks.
after which she will go to Colusa, H..
wher she Will make her home with her
uncle.
Wheeling has at last a dramatic club.
To is the intention OF this club to play
dates within fifty and one hundred
miles radius OF this city The club is
now rehearSiug The Soldiers Sweet
heart" a musical comedy drama in
four acts. which it intends to produce
in the city before long.
Miss Ida Snyder delightfully."- enter
tanned the Wet Weather MinStrels We'd
uesday evening, at her home on South
Main street.
June is the mos popular month for
weddings. and there will De abundant
evidence Of that fact this year Some
Of the most prominent professional men
in the city will approach the altar next
month. and many social favorites will