Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

nervous Young farmer OF money FO-At'
and the bride is the daughter Of William
Henderson. at whose residence the we'd
ding took pace. The ceremony was
ne-fO~mef bv the Rev. Thompson, OF
the United Presbyterian Church OF Ro-
news Point. A number OF invited
friends were present. The bride was
the recipient Of many valuable presents.
The Carroll Club viii take a very
prominent part in society during the
coming winter. Several sub-clubs Wil
be Organized for the pursuit OF certain
forms OF amusement or culture. ne
musical club already has a large mem
bsrshiD. A dramatic club viii be or
gan.zed Tuesday evening. There VIII
also be euchre. chess ana billiard CLUBS.
Every fortnight a smoker viii be gwen,
and Thursday Will continue 20 be Iadles
day.
Miss Flora NIichaels entertained a
party OF her friends al her home on
North Main street Wednesday evening,
in honor of TWO young lady visitors from
Sistersville. The Clover Leaf Mando-
lin Club made excellent music.
At the home OF the brides parents on
South Jacob street wednesday evening,
Miss Matilda Kilver was united in mar
rage TO Mr. Ferdinand Kleubehl. Of
Pi,tsburg The ceremony was perform
ed in the presence Of a number Of friends
and relatives of the principals, by Rev.
VIM. Ulfert. pastor Of ST. Johns German
Protestant Church. A reception and
supper followed. The bride and groom
viii make their home in Pittsburg.
The ladies Of the C. A. R. served
meals and luncheon all week in the spa
ci0us store room. No. 1143 Market street.
The many friends Of Mr.. Otto H. Au-
Der. the South Side hardware dealer, will
De surprised TO learn that he was quiet
~ married Thursday evening al o.
clock az the residence Of the brides
mother. 10 Miss Amelia Braemsen. Only
the immediate relatives OF the young
couple were present. Rev. Herman
Haas. Of ST. PauvS Protestant congre-
cation, performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Auber Immediately repaired
20 their elegantly furnished new house
on South Jacob street,
The Beethoven Singing Society will
give a concert and ball at their hall,
corner Main and Fourteenth streets, on
the evening Of the 5th inst.
The date Of the concert and ball Of the
d. b..
changed from the 18th inst 10 the 22d
inst The Beethoven and Martins Fer
~ Maennerchor Will assist n the pro-
gTanme.
The Marine Cub was delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday evening by Mss
Rose Oberfi5ld, at her home on South
Huron street Those present were
Misses Tresia Gielner, Dora Remke.
Josephine Helfenbine, Nora Crow, Nora
D0lan, Mary Gerdan, LA Gerdan, Rosa
Wolf, Heiiva Rempe, Josa Bowers, Mary
Kes-ler Dora Oberfield. Messrs. Michae.
D. Murray. Joseph Kestier, Anton Goa
nOrs. James Lynch, James P.anch. VIM.
Spe.gle, VIM. Butler, George NJ. Young,
Frank Wolf. Refreshments were serv-
cd al 11:30 o'clock and dancing cOntin-
ued till 1870 Music was furnished by
Profs. Lynch, Speigle and Connors.
Mr. Albert Kunkel. of this city, and
Miss Blanche Helen HOffner. OF ST.
Clairsville, were married at the latter
place Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
The wedding took place at Rosedale. the
beautiful East End home of the bride,
the Rev. Mr.. Chandler officiating. The
bride is the accomplished daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoffner. and very
popular and estimable young lady. The
groom is a successful young business
man. and popular from both a social and
business standpoint The affair was
very quiet. only members of the .mmedi-
ate families being present Immediate
" after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Kunhel left for this city, where they will
make their future home.
A leap year hop was given Tuesday
evening by SIX Young ladies. at the quar-
ters of the North End Literary and
Athletic Club. The evening was spent
dancing to music furnished by the L. P.
Mandolin and Guitar Club. The con-
mjttee in charge was composed of
Misses Carrie Hess, Marie Getler. Ma
ME McCu,ey. Beu.ah McCulley. Joseph
inc Wurzbacher and Lima Wurzbacher.
The Young Married Peoples Euch-a
bal q ,nfts If r ~,
son az Mr.. Charles Howard Simpsons,
in Elm Grove. on Friday. The men,
bers of the club from town went on, or
the one o'clock motor. and the game be-
San promptly az two. After a most eX
citing afternoon, the closing note was
struck. and .t was found that Mrs. ChaS.
List had progressed fifteen times, there
by winning the first prize, a lovely
water-cOlor For the lone hand prize.
Mrs. Charles List and Mrs d. Carter
List had 10 cut, and again Mrs. Charles
LIST came OF victorious. this time secur-
Ing a dainty wedgeWOOd loving cup. For
the second prize, Mrs. Andrew Wilson
and Mrs Reed Baird had TO cut, and
Mrs. Wilson secured a lovely delft
placque The games were all so close
" contested that &c made it all the more
exciting. and of course the interest was
very great in the whole AFFAIR. II all
the meetings prove as successful at this
first one. the ladies have very pleasant
winters entertainment TO look forward
70.
Mrs. Joseph PAUL gave a very dainty
little luncheon last Wednesday al her
home in Woodsdale. in honor OF her
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