Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
BELLAIRE.

One Of the heartiest receptions was ten
dersd Rev. w. p. Walden and wife at the
! Christian Church last Thursday evening
| A large congregation Of members was
/ present 10 greet them with a welcoming
presence and mingling with the members
were numbers from other churches, with
pastors and their wives. 4 very fine pro-
/ gramme was given. consisting OF selec-
tions by the orchestra. duet by Peal Cham
| bers and Alice Bolen; recitation, Bertha
! Snedeker: solo. Miss Archer; another by
| Anna Kunkle; recitation. Stella Shay;
| SOLO Mrs. O. ". Holmes, duet. Stewart
sisters After this came supper, as an
| nounced by ". J. Morrison. The elder
couples were first seated at the well laden
| tables. Mr.. David Klee offered thanks and
at the conclusion Rev. O. W. Holmes re-
| sponded After supper hand shaking and
getting acquainted were the order of the
social function.
Report has II that James Burke. a for
men Bellaire boy. went 10 Cuba from FL
wood, Ind, to fight for Cuba and has re-
turned home with a bullet wound in his
left leg.
The swell dance at Armory Hall on
lnuFSubA was q great SAtttrS. Ill ia -eo
began to deliver visitors az $50 and up till
! p. m the rush continued. About fifty
! couples participated in the opening grand
march, and in their fetching costumes
made a grand sight. There were many
visitors from Wheeling, Martins Ferry,
| Bridgeport Benwood and neighborhoOds,
and alal enjoyed a fine time. Mrs. Bippus.
of local fame catered TO the appetite and
Anton La Roche produced the music, and
both were we'll done
Friday night at Turner's Hall the Bohe-
mians held forth In a dance that TO them
was the best of the season and in their own
peculiar way they enjoyed themselves TO
the highest pitch.
The masquerade on Tuesday, given by
the Misses BERTHE and Lizzie Long. at their
home in the Second ward, was a very pleas
ant affair. The Misses Long are excellent
entertainers, jovial and full Of life, and they
make a special exertion TO make this joy
to all present and that they succeeded was
shown by the fun need Of praise they re-
ceived.
Again we ask old soldiers or their de-
pendents who are destitute and wish 10
draw from the county soldiers relief fund,
that they make application to their local
committeeman at once, as this is the last
week of grace and reports must be sent in
by Saturday next
Isadore sonneborn stopped off in Bellaire
Yesterday Isadore is travelling now for a
New York manufacturing firm.
Samuel Luchs is sixty years Of age and
gave his children and grandchildren re-
ception. The young folks treated their
father to several nice presents.
c. J. and Ed. La Roche are home from a
successful business trip in the rural dis
tricts.
George Donaldson has purchased lot
from Parks & Co.. on Gravel Hill The lot
is in Cummins addition. block G. lot 5.
Miss Anna over. of Pittsburg, is on
visit among Gravel Hill friends.
Mrs ". l. Heatherington is confined to
her home sick.
Miss Claribel Miller of Detroit, and z.
l.. Dennison, Of Coshocton, are visiting
| friends and Relatives here.
The Republican township and city COM
mittees will meet at Mason's Office on
Tuesdaya.
Mrs. VIM. Pfaffenbach is now confined to
| her bed threatened with fever. She is
/ worn out waiting on her sick husband and
( now both are to be nursed.
| Miss Lizzie Lynskey gave very pleas
ant reception to a number of her friends
| on Friday evening There was music and
/ dancing was one of the pleasures.
J Miss May Kelly and brother Albert are
| at Armstrong; Mills rusticating.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bridenstein are at
/ home from Darlington.
Mrs. Wiedman and Mrs. Bryson, Of
! Wheeling, were calling on genial Mrs. c.
| V Leach. Gravel Hill, Friday.
Progress Social Club will give dance in
! Armory Hall Tuesdaya night.
The Gravel Hill Literary Club were en-
tertaned at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
/ Wetheral on last Thursday night
I John Stegsr. Of the Second ward. is con-
/ fined to his home with back trouble.
Henry Dixon still continues poorly.
! Miss Mary Althar. OF S.. Clairsville Vi
/ cinity. is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Annie Alton is visiting at Pitts
! burg.
Benjamin Catch and wife are calling on
! Mrs. r. Johnson and wife. Fourth ward
The Benevolent Commissary established
/ in the First ward was robbed and the
/ robbers are known. but no arrests have
! been made as yet.
| Boys keep of street corners. and espe-
! cially stop making remarks TO young
misses and about them when they pass.
! The churches will hold services at the
| usual hours to-day. At the United Pres
! byterian Church there will be no preaching
in the evening. No preaching in the South
! Bellaire Church in the morning, as the
pastor. Rev. Peregoy, viii preach at Nj
! Zion. There is no preaching announced
for the Second Presbyterian Church. A.
| the German Church the pastor Will preach
in German in the morning and in English
! at the evening service. At the Christian
Church the new pastor, Rev Walden, will
preside.
on Sunday February =, the two orders
| of American Mechanics viii meet at Grand
Army Halal promptly at p. m. and go to
the First NJ. L. Church, where Rev. o. w.
Holmes will preach an appropriate ser
mon TO them.
The Young Mems Catholic Club are
making arrangements TO give aan enter
tainment at the Elysian Opera House on
| March i, ST. Ptrick's day
| The steel plant made full week last