Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-17

1.euccs were large end appreciatiVe. and
the work of the principals was meritOri-
orS. The club viii give another enter
t.rueu- after the new hall at the club
uuldius is completed
Miss Eva G.assner entertained a number
40 her friends at her home in Fulton,
Tuesday evening. and those present united
.n VOTING her % charming hostess. Those
present were. Misses Eva Kemple. Bes-
Sic Marshall. Do-lie Marshall Maud
Eoesch. Annie Bowers Julia Baker. Fan
rl- Gl.ssre~. Annie Stewart. Lena Worch,
Airs Edward Christian. and Messrs. Will
liam uan Edward WEIGH Charles Gill
lesp.t. charles Watsbacker. Edward Chris
tiau Theodore Libert George Haysiey
Charles Yoke Albert Young, Cervie Sny-
DER Dancing was the chief amusement in
du.se5 i'm.
Tuesday afternoon quiet wedding was
s1-emuized at the residence of Rev.
Father Joseph Mullen. pastor Of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception, in
which the principals were Mr.. Thomas
Nuus end A1.ss Maggie Meggail. both well
known Young persons of the South Side.
They VIII make their home on South Wood
street.
a very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening when Mr. Hermann
Warnecke and Miss Christina Bremen
were united i'm the holy bonds of we'd
lock. The groom is a salesman at Vie
/ wigs grocery. and the bride is an esti-
mable young lady of the South Side.
The attendants were Mr.. William Otto
and Hiss Mary Swanberg. The cere-
uOuy was performed by the Rev. H.
Haas. pastor of ST. Paul's German Luth-
eraD Church.
At st. Alphonsus Church at nine
o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr.. Albert
Netter and Miss Madaline Kramer, of
the North End. were united in marriage
i'm the presence of o number of friends.
Later a reception was held at the home
OF the bride.
A delightful card party was given by
Miss N8yme lTcNasters at the residence
of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. r. O. Nc
Masters. on Chapline street. Monday
evening complimentary 10 her visitors,
eressive evchre was the feature Of the
evening. ana the contests prov
cd very close da5 interesting.
At the conclusion or the game
am apTetizing luncheon Was serv-
cd. after which the favOrs were pre-
scented 10 the successful players by Or.
NcNasters. The ladies' prize. silver
shoe horn. was captured by Miss Ethel
Bailey. Nessrs. Lataue McLain and
VIII BIica were tie Tor the gentlema7 S
prize. and I'm cutting Mr.. McLain was
successful. securing a beautiful silver
mounted walking stick. The consola-
ton prize. a tankard, fell to Mr.. Nor
can o. Hart. Each guest received a
souvenir hand painted score card, the
handiwOrk of Miss McMasters.
a very delightful surprise party was
rendered Miss Katie Henry, of Bellalre,
bv her Wheeling friends Tuesday even
ing. A very enjoyable evening was
srent. Games of various kinds and
music were the features Of the evening
until a late hour. when the guests re-
tired 90 the supper room. where an eX-
ceIIrnt reuast was served. The happy
party left over the B. & o. after leav-
ing their best wishes with the hostess.
Wednesday evening Miss Maude
Tankard entertained number OF her
friends no her home on the Island.
Among the guests present from DIS
lance were Hiss Edna Dunlap and Mr:
Robert N0U of Marietta. Ohio. ana
Miss Letra Logan. of Moundsville. w.
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