Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27

but the proximity of the new church
will make it possible for the retlrlng
members to cooperate with their for
mer congregation in charitable and re-
ligious work. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Miss Mary Berger was rendered an
agreeable surprise by party OF her
friends at her home on South Eon
street, Friday evening in honor OF the
anniversary Of her birth. The hours
passed quickly in music and games, and
at 1920 o'clock the guests partook OF
an excellent luncheon.
Miss Alice McCombs was the charm
ing hostess to a party of friends we'd
nesday evening, at her home on South
Eoff street, in compliment to her guest
Mrs. Frank Freedom, of Johnstown. Pa.
The hours were spent in games and
music, and luncheon was served at
eleven o'clock.
There was a very enjoyable fam
lily reunion Thursday evening, at the
home of Mr.. Louis Rentsch. on South
Broadway, the occasion being the
seventy-fifth birthday anniversary or
Mr.. Daniel Rentsch. Mr.. Rentsch was
made the recipient of handsome gold
headed cane, a gift from his children.
Mr.. William Rentsch, of Pittsburg, was
among the children present.
Wednesday evening the elegant resi-
dence of Joseph Fleming, Esq, in Fair
mont. was ablaze with lights and
.eauty. The spacious interior, splen-
did with floral decorations and glorious
with the music Of Prof. Lyons play
ers. was like a dream. The occasion
was the social event of the season, the
marriage Of one Of Marion county
fairest and loveliest daughters, Miss
Helen Virginia Fleming, to DR.. A. POOL
of Monongah. The ceremony TOOK
place at nine o'clock, a large number
of friends and relatives being present.
DIR. J. II. Flanagan, of Grafton, OIL
ciated. From ten till two the supper
was served. and at 1927 Dr. and MIS-
Pool left for an extended wedding "Trip
through the East. They will make
their home at Monongah.
Miss Elizabeth Watson entertainer
few friends Thursday evening, IN
delightful manner, at her home in FAR
mont
At Nevada. Mo-, Thursday evening
Mr.. w. II. Furbee, Of Warrington, was
united in marriage to Miss Mary Elliott:
of that city. Mr. F. A. Prichard, OF
Warrington, was best man.
The Tuesday Night Outing Club, OF
Fairmont. has elected the following OF
fcers. President, James f. Anderson;
Secretary. Frank NJ. Hartley; Treas
urer, S. L. Robinson.
The annual Linsly commencement
hall was given at the Wheeling Park
Casino Tuesday evening, and proved
successful in every respect. 1t was
conducted by the members Of the class
Of '97. Special trains were provided
nv the w. & E. G.. Ry. Company for
the conveyance of the guests TO ana
from the Park The Opera House Or
chestra furnished the music for dancing
and during an intermission about 1l:3O
o'clock. an excellent supper was served.
THE patronesses were Mesdames Pla-
toff zane. julius Pollock, Chas. Kill
mver. Alex R. Campbell, T. c. Moi
fat. and Geo. X Wheat.
Eighty young persons of Benwood will
ioin in a trolley ride over the line or
The Benwood and Southern electric rail-
way tomorrow evening. The analr VIII
he under the auspices Of the young peo-
ple's society of the NJ. E. Church.
Thursday evening Miss Annie Och
senbein and Mr.. Charles Greer, pop
ular young persons of Bridgeport, were
united in marriage at the home or
the brides parents
Mir. c. F. Wagner. the efficient gate
keeper at Wheeling Park celebrated
his seventy-frst birthday yesterday in
a very fitting manner. During the
dav he received a number OF remem-
brances from his friends. and was the
recipient of a number Of congratula-
tions from all.
Misses Annie and Allin Gutenberg
will entertain their friends, at their
home on Sixteenth street, tomorrow
evening, in honor Of their cousin, Miss
Winnie Lewis, of Ironton, o.
Mrs. Clarke Hamilton, Jr.. delight
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