Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

chant tailors. He is now enjoying his
honeymoon in the East with his bride
The courtship which terminated IN
Thursdays wedding, was decidedly ro-
mantle. Mr.. Seabright was introduced
to his future bride by mutual 1rlend'
at a dinner table in Atlantic City. Inc
acquaintance ripened into warm friend
shin. and the two correspondent until
the day of their wedding. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Seabright have the best wishes
of a host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Pollock Will en-
terrain the Chapline Street Euchre Club
tomorrow evening. This will be the
last session of the club until after the
Lenten season.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Mary
Otto. of Fifteenth street. gave very
delightful party to her friends. About
ten couples were present and enjoyed
themselves in dancing and games. Re
freshments were served at the usual
hour.
Miss Elizabeth Gundling was pleas
antly surprised Friday evening at her
home on Sixteenth street by number
of her friends. About fifteen couples
were present, WHO spent the evening
in playing cards and dancing. Re
freshments were served at midnight
Miss Norrington, of Chicago, who
is visiting friends on the South Side,
was the guest of honor at delightful
soiree given at the home of Mrs. Cole,
Friday evening.
Miss Irene Barley of Charles street,
was rendered quite a surprise last Fri
day evening, by about ten couples of
her schoolmates and friends. The
evening was spent in various games,
and at a seasonable hour refreshments
of various kinds were served to the
guests, after which the amusements
were renewed and continued until quite
a late hour.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Miss Kate Faulstick, at her home on
South Market street, Friday evening.
About fifteen couples were present and
danced to Guthart's music. Luncheon
was served at the usual hour. These
present were: Lena Warner Katie
Foose, Lizzie Redfox, Katie Falstick,
Mary Foose, Minnie Foreman. Lizzie
Foose, Mrs. John Beltz, Mrs Falstick.
Mrs. c. Warner. Mrs. H. Otte, Mrs.
Minnie FOOse, Mrs. Butler. Mr.. and
, -
Messrs. George Warner, Lee Stanley,
Andy Wagner, VIII Dixon, Paddy
Quinn, viii Frohme. John Gray. Hans
Delbrugge, ElWOod Gray. Steve Tucker,
Fred Bachman, Edward Falstick,
Chockie Flading, of Benwood.
Master Willie Rustemeyer entertain
ed number of friends Wednesday ev-
ening in honor of his eighth birthday.
Games were played and refreshments
were served, after which the little folks
returned home happy but tired. Those
present were: Carrie FOose. Cora
Stoetzer, Gussie Conrad, Blanche Har-
kins, Stella MUM, Stella Delbrugge,
Alma Kemple. Homer Whissen. Earl
Stoetzer, Willie Metzner, Charles Con-
rad, Harry Whiteman. Vincent Clark,
Louis Nider, Willie Rustemcyer.
The annual masque carnival Of the
Wheeling Turnverein will be given at
the hall on North Market street next
Monday evening A limited number
of invitations have been issued. The
Prince Carnival march, escorted by the
Imperial Body Guards, will take place
at nine o'clock sharp. The carnival
committee is composed of Joseph Weis-
gerber, Ed. Vaas, H. e. Schambra. Ed.
Brandfass, and Louis Noll; the recep-
ton committee, Louis Bartens. r.
Kraft, B. J. Schambra. Gus Wilhelm,
1 Hermann Fredericks, Martin Rugga-
Der, Charles Miller, Harry Burke, n.
Plume; master OF ceremonies, Louis
Noll. The music will be furnished by
the Opera House orchestra.
Wednesday at 1890 o'clock p. M. at
the parlOrs of the residence of the Rev.
R. R. Bigger, pastor of the Third Pres
/ byterian Church, was sOlemnized the
marriage of Mr.. Harry Vain and Miss
Daisy Harvey. The contracting par
ties are both well known in this city.
Mr. Vain has been engaged in the
Wheeling pottery as an engineer and
the bride has for several years been a
/ popular saleslady with Geo. E. Stifel
& Co. The ceremony was beautiful
and impressive, and was witnessed by
the groom's sister, who acted as brides
maid, and the brother OF the bride.
who was the groom's best man. After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Vain were
driven to the p, c., c. & ST. L. depot.
where they took a train for Pittsburg
to spend a few days with friends. The
happy couple have the best wishes of
a wide circle of friends.
Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock
a beautiful wedding took place at the
! Cathedral. The groom was Mr.. Fred
4 erick Helmbright, the son of the cigar
manufacturer, on Market street. The
bride was Miss Catherine Fox. popu-
lar young lady of North Wheeling.
| The attendants were Mr.. Joseph Helm
| bright. brother of the groom. and Miss
Ella Fox, sister of the bride. The
/ ceremony was performed by Rev O. ii.
Moye A large number of relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony.
Sister Angela presided at the organ,
and rendered the bridal march of Lo-
hengrin as the wedding party entered
and left the church.
Mrs James Wagner. of CaldwelTs
run, was agreeably surprised by host
of her friends from this city last
Thursday night The evening was
| spent in various social diversions. A
toOthsome banquet was served at a
! seasonable hour.