Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
MOZART PARK TO-DAY.
Concert this afternoon and evening.
MARTINS FERRY.

Extensive preparations are being made
for the public reception to be rendered
them pastor. Rev. Father s. S. Mating
~. on his return home from his three
months trip through Europe. Tuesday
morning COMMITTEES composed of John
Moran. f. il. Eick, Thos NfuIlaney, Dr.
j. NJ. Hogan, George Becker James Reil-
| ly, Matthew McDermott, Glenn McCabe
Thos. Mears, Geo. Arbaugh and Magnus
Fehrenbach, will leave over the c. L. &
| w. for Cleveland. where they will meet
Father Mattingly and accompany him to
this place in a special coach. On his ar
rival here he will be banquetted at his res
idence on North Fourth street by the
Catholic clergy of this vicinity. In the
evening a the opera house a public recep-
ton will be held. Rev. Father Mccartney
presiding. City Solicitor Francis will open
with the address of welcome on behalf Of
the citizens. which will be followed by an
address by Mr.. Thos. Mullaney on behalf
Of the 81. Mary's congregation. He will
be followed by DR.. ]. NJ. Hogan, who will
make the address of welcome on the part
of the church literary society. The even
ing's programme will be interspersed by
musical numbers prepared especially for
the occasion. The affair promises 20
eclipse anything of the kind even given
here. as no pains have been spared in the
preparations for it.
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Yesterday afternoon Howard Gibson was
arraigned before acting Mayor Kellar on
three charges, as follows: Shooting with
intent to kill resisting and attempting to
TO shoot an officer of the law; and carry
ing concealed weapons He plead not gull
" to the first charge, as he was shooting
at cat and not his daughter The same
pla was entered on the second charge. as
he said that instead of trying to shoot the
officer he was only trying to dispose of
the revolver before he was taken TO Jail.
The mayor bound him over TO court in the
sum of $500 on each of the two charges
On the charge of carrying concealed wea-
pons he was fined S25 and costs.
st. Mary's Church to-day and coming
week.-Mrs. is the third Sunday after Pen
tecost Ep. 1st Pet. s. ell: Gosp.. Luke
Is, Ito. Masses at 7:SO a. m. and 10 a. m.
Vespers and benediction at Bpm. Masses
during the week at Z a. m. Evening devo-
lions at : o'clock. Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Tuesday evening at the
same hour.
Last evening the members OF the Ohio
City Lodge No 4S6, a. f. & \. NJ, gave
their annual banquet in their rooms in
the Commercial block. The programme
was opened by a musical number. which
was followed by prayer. 'rof. Thomas
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ter which e. f. McCombs recited a piece
pertaining to the order. DR.. \. r. Opg
followed with an interesting address on
Clements in Masonry" after which Rev.
DIR. G.. c. Sedgwick made an excellent ad-
dress on Higher Masonry" Several ex-
cellent musical numbers were rendered be-
tween the addresses that were greatly APP
prciated After the programme had been
rendered, the large number Of guestes re-
tired to the spacious dining hall. where
tables had been set for two hundred peo-
pie. The menu was as follows: Pneap-
pies. oranges, bananas. lemodade toast
Eastern Star Bro. J. G.. Parr; toast-Eth-
les of Eating. Bro. W. II. Hall; chicken
salad. potato salad. cold ham. Clipped beef
cold tongue, cheese waters. Parker House
rolls. pickles, coffee; toast-Why Like to
Attend Lodge. Bro. l.. W. Inglebright;
toast. Woman in Masonry. Bro. NJ. AL
bridge: fee cream. sherbet. berries. layer
cake. pound cake. chocolate cake. silver
cake. coffee toast-Benefits of Masonry,
Bro S. Hopkins.
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev W
J. williams. rector-Second Sunday after
Trinity Sunday school a. m. Mathis
and sermon. 1890 a. m, subject THE Re-
suit of Faith" Evensong and sermon Z
p. M. subject Of evening discoures. Tn
tn Masters Name. or Are You an Angelo"
Yesterday afternoon Miss Pauline Elder
and Ebenezer Edwards. two well-known
young people of Clerks addition, were
united in marriage at the NJ. C. parsonage
by Rev. ]. w Robins. in the presence of
a few intimate friends.
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