Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-01
IN SOCIETY.

A very pretty wedding ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kilver, on
South Jacob street, at nine o'clock last
might. which made Mr.. Frdinand Kneu-
buhl. formerly of this city, and Miss Ma
tilda. Kilyer man and wife. The we'd
ding ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. William Ulfert, was witnessed
by the immediate relatives and few
friends osFthe newly married couple.
The brideSwas attired in an elegant
white gown, carrying a fine bouquet Of
flowers. The young couple received The
congratulations Of their m+ny friends,
whereupon they departed for PNtSburg,
their future home.
Mr.. Charles Ochsenhein, the popular
butcher, was quietly married to Miss
Doretha Mehlmann, of Washington, Pa,
last Sunday. The young couple will, in
all probability, reside IN this city.
A very quiet wedding was celebrated
at the parsonage of Rev. Hermann Haas,
of ST. ~auTs Protestant congregation, OF
the Eighth ward, on Tuesday evening,
when Mr.. Fred Zimmerma o. and
Frederick! Nnolte were united in mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman will
reside between Thirty-e G1th and 'Thir-
ty-ninth street, on Wood street.
At. St. Aiphonsus Church, at nine
o'clock yesterday morning, in the pres
ence of a large number Of relatives and
friends. Rev. Father Clemans spoke the
solemn words, at high mass, which made
Mr.. Adolph Stahl and Miss Mary A.
Buch. the daughter of Joseph Buch, Of
the Fifth ward, man and wife. The al
tendarts were Mr.. Anthony Sehaub
and Miss Rose Rauscher. The bride
was attired in a very attractive gray
dress. carrying a bunch of flowers, while
the bridesmaid wore a black dress. The
beautiful decorations and lighted can
dies. for which the church is noted, err
HANGED the impressive ceremony to
high degree. After the high mass had
ended the young couple was driven to
the home of the parents Of the bride,
where a tempting wedding breakfast
was served and a reception held Mr..
and Mrs. Stahl have wide circle OF
friends on the South Side.
A very interesting stag surprise party
was rendered Mr. VIM. A. Stoetzer by
eighteen of his gentlemen friends, at his
home on ECff street on Tuesday even
Ing. in honor of the thirty-seventh an
niversary Of his birth. The evening
was spent in card playing, four tables
being in operation the entire evening,
only 10 be interrupted by sumptuous
rspast which was served in the dining
room.
MIR. VIM. J. Radfern and Miss Rose A.
Peterson were united in marriage in he
office of Justice George Arkie, yester-
day, by Rev. DR.. Cunningham
The marriage Of Mr.. George Beck, a
popular letter carrier, and Miss Della
Sandrock. OF the Island, is announced
to take place this morning at O'Clock
at ST. Luke's Episcopal Church.
The time of the concert and ball TO
be given by the Mozart Singing Society
has been changed from October 18th TO
October 22nd. The Beethoven Singing
Society and the Martins Ferry Maenne-
Choir will tae part in the programme.
The rehearsal for this event has been
pastponed from Thursday evening 10
Friday evening, because of the Bryan
meeting.
The Beethoven Singing Society VIII
give q grand concert and ball, at Bee
fhoyen hail. on October 9th.