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

scenes entitled Just For Fun" written by
MILF. Blumenberg. TO whom great cred
il is due for the entire Attain. In the cast
were Misses Laura Westwood, Edna Cri-
der. Georgania Watson. Martha Sweeney
and Messrs. j. +. B,umenb5rg Jesse Hip
kins. Roger Jones and Jack" Johns. The
performance was rendered in an admirable
manner Mr.. Blumenberg as the colored
servant. created much laughter and the
singing of Miss Crider, a friend of the col
or5d servant. excited favorable comment.
Miss Westwood. as a college girl with
many troubles and Jesse Hipkins as her
Troublesome brother. did excellent. Misses
Sweeney and Watson as summer girls, and
Jack Johns and Roger Jones, rendered
their parts in a very creditable manner.
The net proceeds of the affair. amounting
10 about $45 Will be added TO the town
clock fund
The Phoenix Club a new social organiza-
ton of Martins Ferry, has issued invita-
lions for private hop TO be given at
Sche,le's hall February 49,
The event OF the week in musical circles
was the concert of the Womans Club, at
the Opera House THURSDAY evening. 1t
was successful. even beyond the anticipa-
tion OF the members of the organization
under whose auspices /; was given. Ever
detail of the affair was managed by the
ladies. and they performed their respective
duties in a most graceful manner. The
concert programme consisted of classical
and popular selections. and thus pleased
all. IL was one of the most cultured and
certainly the largest audience which has
ever assembled at a local talent concert in
this ciN-a compliment to the ladies which
their efforts fully merited.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Mullen Dvis-
ion \. O. II. held a social session at their
hau Tuesday evening. An excellent must
cal and literary programme was rendered.
and a brief season was spent in social in
terc0urse.
At s.. Alphorsus church Wednesday
morning q pretty wedding was solemnized,
in which the happy principals were Mr.
Andrew Hack. a well known and popular
young man. and Miss Emma Bach daugh-
ter of Mr.. Bernard Bach of Twentieth
street. y reception followed and a wed
ding dinner was served at the Arion.
Tuesday morning al nine o'clock. 81. Al
phonsus church was filed with large and
fashionable ,hrong 10 witness the marriage
of Mr.. George Ssinmetz. a son of Mr.
Christian Steinmetz. box manufacturer. to
Miss Aggie Laura. a charming and estma-
bic young lady. The attendants were
Cl5mans and Lawrence Steinmetz. Henry
Nolt5. and Jacob Yeassr. A perception
and supper followed. Mr.. and Mrs Stein
metz have gone to Housekeeping and have
the best wishes Of host Of friends.
At their home in Clarksburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 3. Hart on Wednesday evening
gave a reception in honor of Miss
Mary Willis. Of Winchester. Va. Miss
Willis io the daughter of the late Rev.
E j. Willis. who for years was con-
nected with Broadus College. in
Clarksburg. Miss Willis. Miss Cover
and Mrs. c. NJ. Hart assisted Mr.. and
Mrs Hart in receiving. Among the
large number present were Mrs. II, D.
Boughner, Mrs. w. S. Price. Mrs. H. T.
Grew. Miss Alice Thorn, and Miss
Martha Basel.
Invitations are out for the mid-win-
ter military hop at the Linsly. The
arrangements are in the hands of the
class Of 81, and Efforts are being made