Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23

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d cessful Washington entertainment and
social was given Friday evening by the
young ladies of the congregation of the
United Presbyterian Church.
The members Of the Chapline street
| progressive euchre club, we're very
Hospitality entertained Monday even
ing at the home of Nh and Mrs. Julius
Pollock The games were very inter
F esting. and handsome favors were
awarded the successful contestants.
Friday evening a large party of
friends of Mrs. VIM c. Meyer rendered
her a surprise at her home No 1912
Market street. calling at the r7aI>se in
a body TO assist their hostess in the
celebration of the anniversary of her
birth The evening was passed in So
cial amusements, and an excellent
spread was discussed at midnight.
The Crangle Mission Band of the
Second Presbyterian Church gave a
very enjoyable birthday musicale
FRIDAY evening, in the lecture room
of the church.
During unptial mass at seven o'clock
Thursday morning. in st. Joseph's Ca
thedraL Miss Josephine Flading and
Mr.. Louis Heiner were Joined for bet
ter or worse by the impressive Roman
Catholic ceremony. The edihce was
well filled with relatives and friends of
the happy principals. The high altar
was tastefully decorated. and lighted
with scores Of candles. The music was
very pleasing feature OF the cere-
mOny. The nine o'clock choir, of
which the bride was a member sang
number of selections. including. <he
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. The
bride and groom were attended by the
ushers. Messrs. John Hoffman. Jr,
VIM. Heiner. John Heiner, Harry
( Truschel, John Flading and John
| Murphy. The ceremony was performed
/ pe,r the conclusion Of the mass, nv
/ the Rev. Father Moye Later Mr..
and Mrs Heirer were driven 10 the
/ home Of the brides parents, on South
/ ChaDline street. where an excellent
/ wedding spread was discussed, and the
happy pair received the copgratula-
( tons and best wishes OF their near
friends A number of the young lady
| friends of the bride were present. and
/ assisted in receiving and entertain
/ ing Among the guests was the Rt
/ Rev. Bishop p j. Donahue. Later
| the newly welded pair were driven to
/ the B. & O. depot. where they took a
/ train for an Eastern honeymoon tour
/ They will visit a number OF the large
cities and returning viii take rooms
temporarily at the Stamm House.
The groom Is a member and manager
of the Heirer Hardware Company. and
a prominent young business man. The
bride is q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Fladins. a charming and accom-
/ plished young lady. and a popular ia
vorite in society circles.
A number Of young ladies gave a
charming leap year party Monday
evening at the Egerter Hall
The Island Club gave delightful
dance Monday evening at its quarters
on Vircinia street, A large throng
spent the evening in "UiDDing the
light fantastic" to the strains of
piano music.
4 pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Mamie Murphy, at her home
on South Jacob street. Tuesday even
ing. The hours were pleasantly passed
in dancing and card PLAYING. Refresh
mCnts we're served - tho usual hour
Those present were Misses Mamie Viz
ard. MarsUerite Gallagher. Sallie Gal
lagher, Ella Lenahan, Mary Burns,
agnes Gallagher. L0jtie Delbrugge,
Lulu Shaffer, Carrie Frohmp. Mary
Lenahan. Bert Conrad and Messrs.
Mike Tully, Charles Green. Charles
Mayers. Charles Flick, Charles Kettlor
Charles Murphy. Charles Long, Ham
son DelbrUgge, Herman Reid, John Viz
ard Robert Noll.
Miss Rose Rock entertained a number
OF her friends in honoc of Miss Mollie
/ Morning on, of Chicaso who will re-
turn 70 her home on Monday.
The annual masQue carnival of the
Wheeling Turnverein was given Mon
day night at the hall of the organiza-
ton on North Market street, and
proved one of the most successful en-
tertainments ever given by the society
There was large attendance and most
of the guests were in masque attire
Some Of the costumes were unique and
original, and the floor presented a very
bright and attractive appearance
during the progress Of the ball. The
Opera House orchestra rendered the
music for promenading between the
hours Of eight and nine o'clock, and
dance music after that time. At nine
o'clock the grand march took place.
headed by the Carnival Prince and the
Imperial Body Guards. The master
Of ceremonies was Louis Noll; carnival
committee. JOS. Weisgerber Ed.
Vaas, and Louis Noll; reception COM
mittee. Louis Bartens. R. Kraft P. J.
Scbambra. Gus Wilhelm, Herman
Fredericks. Martin Ruggaber, Charles
Miller, Harry Burckle and N. Plume.
Mrs. Emma Phillips was rendered a
very agreeable surprise Wednesday ev-
ening, at her home on North Main
I street. in the form of an unexpected call
from large party of friends. The oc-
/ casion was the anniversary Of her
/ birth. The guests were entertained in
various social amusemelts, and an ex-
/ cellent repaSt was served.
Mr. and Mrs II. J. Beuter entertained
about fifteen couples of their friends al
their home on North Market street.
/ Tuesday evening instrumental music
/ by Prof A. LaRoach, of Bellaire, was
well received. At midnight an elegant