Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

Knoke. of South Eoff street They will
make their home on the South Side.
The Shakespeare Reading Circle, of
Martins Ferry. was entertained Friday
evening by Miss Ella Campbell, at her
home.
The Young Mems Society of the con-
gregation of St. Alphonsus Church, are
rehearsing an entertainment to be given
on the 10th and nth inst
Monday evening Excelsior Lodge No.
49, \. O. [. w. celebrated its fourth birth
day. by entertaining members of sister
lodges and friends in the Temple, corner
Market and Twelfth streets. 1t was
very successful entertainment, as are all
the affairs given under the auspices Of this
thriving lodge. Addresses were made by
CONGRESSMAN B. e. Dovener and Rabbi b.
A. Bonnheim, and an excellent musical
programme was rendered. \ pleasing
event. not down on the programme was
the presentation TO Mr.. Martin Thornton
of "a handsome \. O. L. w. pin. for bring
ing I'm six new members in the last six
months. The presentation address was
made by Mr. Frank Grouse and Mr.. Thorn
ton responded briefly Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Wheeling Turnverein gave very
successful exhibition concert and ball at
their hall on North Market street Mon
day evening. for the purpose of raising
funds IN send n class to the National Turn
fest i'm ST. Louis.
A very interesting whist party was given
Tuesday evening at the rooms Of the Is
land club.
Mr. John Nieber and Miss Mary Wagner,
popular young persons of the South Side,
were united in marriage Wednesday even
ing. They have the sincere best wishes
of many friends.
The home of NIr. and Mrs. Henry Koch
Ter. on Boses Run. near Benwood was
the scene of a very pretty wedding Tues
day evening. The happy parties to the
nuntial contract were their charming
daughter Miss Annie, and Mr.. Henry
Schrump. over one hundred guests as
scmbled i'm the parlors. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. a. W. Werder, pas
tor of ST. James German Lutheran Church
and was followed by a reception and dane
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Schrump received a
number of very handsome presents.
The Martins Ferry Glee Club was en-
tcrtained Tuesday evening at the home
performance was given. in which Mr.. Ell.
G. Smith acted as master of ceremonies.
and George Inglebright and George Cook
were end men.
The alumni of the Martins Ferry high
school met last week to make arrange
ments for the annual banquet TO be given
on commencement night Mr.. Ernest C.
Smith was chosen as chairman of the pro-
Eramme committee. and Miss Blanche Tai
bert of the refreshment committee. New
officers were chosen. namely; President
Roy Mcclure: vice-president Miss Ella
Nichols; secretary. Miss Laura Schwartz;
treasurer, r. r. Kerr.
The wedding of Miss Ora Hustled. of
the Island. TO Mr.. J Jackson, of Wash
ington, Pa. will take place at high
noon Wednesday at St Luke's p. f.
Church. the Rev Jacob Birmingham Of
floating. They will make their home
IL Washington.
Miss Sue Caldwell took her Sunday
school class. composed of about ten little I
misses, TO Wheeling Park yesterday morn
ing for "a May day outing. Owing TO the
Indictment weather the little ones were
deprived Of strolling about the park
After a lunch discussed at the Park cafe
the little ones returned to the city.
A number of Wheeling people par
ticipated in a concert at the Catholic |
Church at Moundsville last Tuesday |
evening, among whom were Misses Ger |
trude Reister, Emma Connolly, Emma |
Yahn. Nora O'Brien and John Dixon.
:
\ surprise party was given at Silver |
Leaf Hall. on South Jacob street. Monday |
evening. I'm honor of Prof Cooper a we'll !
known and popular musician of the South |
Side.
The society event of the week was the |
reception rendered the Washington aud |
Jefferson Glee. Banjo and Mandolin |
Club, at the home of Mr. Arch Wilson, |
on North Main street He is 4 member |
of the Glee Club The affair was very |
informal and general invitation had |
been issued to all those who wished to |
meet the boys. About twenty young |
ladies were present and these with the |
combined efforts Of the host and hostess |
made things very enjoyable for the |
young men. Light refreshments were F..
served during the evening, consisting |
of ices and cake. AT midnight the boys /
repaired 10 their hotel, with many /
thanks for their pleasant evening at |
Mr.. Wilson'S. and the liberal attendance |
at the Opera House The young ladies |
present were Misses Martha Caldwell, |
Emma Wheat. Flora Wilson. Hulda |
Delapiain. Jessie Berger, Elsie Whita-
ker. Elizabeth Mendel. Eleanor Wright, !
Henrietta Rinehart. Sue Wright. Ma
mic Grubb. Blanche MOffat. Sue Cald- I
well. Laura Dalzell. Lydia Good. Ethel |
Bailey. Todd Baird. Jean Waterhouse. |
Gertrude Fisher. Eliza Speidel. Tex |
Jordan. Martha OFT. Annie Bcnham, of !
Jersey City, Lucie Ramey.
PERSONALS.
She Cayly tripped along the street.
The folks all stopped 10 stare.
Her ankle was extremely neat
Save for bis three-cornered tear.
Cleveland Leader.
Miss Deal Arnett Of North Wheeling, !
has gone to Pittsburg 10 visit friends.
Nfrs RsUa Irwin and Mrs Hamilton |