Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-17


weather the members of the association
/ were present in goodly numbers, with
! their wives and families. The music
for dancing was furnished by Dimmey 5
orchestra.
Miss Ella Carney gave charming
! soiree to a party of her friends at her
home in the North End Thursday even
ing, in compliment 70 her guest, Miss
Ethel King, of Reading, Pa.
At the home of the brides parents. IN
Benwood Junction, a v-ry pretty wed
ding ceremony was solemnized Thurs
day evening, III which the principals
were Mr.. Charles S. Hirst, the popular
3. & 0. baggage master in Wheeling,
and Miss Minnie Pflug. The nuptlal
knot was tied in the presence OF a large
circle of friends, by Rev. c. E. Boecele.
former pastor of St Matthews German
Lutheran church in Benwood.
AT Armory Hall, in Bellaire, Tuesday
evening, Prof. Delbrugge rendered a
very enjoyable reception 10 the mem
bers of his dancing class between the
hours Of and II o'clock. The music
/. was furnished by Miss Maud Spooner,
OF Wheeling.
That the members of the Charity
Whist Club were impatient to partici-
pate in their favorite game after the
close of the Lenten period was evil
dent by the large attendance and the
denced by me large attendance and the
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Platotf Zane, out the National
road 1t was one of the most enjoyable
sessions yet held by the club. Mrs.
Schwertfeger will entertain tomorrow
afternoon at her home on North Main
street.
The marriage of Louis Inglemier, of
Martins Ferry, and Miss May Prince,
of the North End. is announced TO take
place at St Joseph's Cathedral on April
q.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the marriage of Mr.. Otto G. Hess,
engineer at the Reymann Brewing
Company. to Miss Rose Eberling, a
charming and estimable young lady Of
Triadelphia. The ceremony will be per-
formed on the goth inst at the home of
the bride. After a wedding tour they
I will occupy residence at the east end
of Fifteenth street.
Tuesday morning at O'Clock Mr..
Thomas Floyd a well known engineer
on the Central Ohio division OF the b.
& O. road, and Miss Annie Murphy, the
popular and estimable daughter of An
thony Murphy, hotel proprietor at Ben
wood Junction. were united in marriage
! at the St. Johns Catholic church at
Benwood. Rev. Father McMenamin
| performed the ceremony which was
witnessed by the relatives and near
friends of the bride and groom. A re-
ception was given in the evening at the
home of the brides parents at Benwood
Junction. The happy couple left at
p. m. for trip east. They will reside
at Newark, Onio.
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents on the island, very in
teresting nuptial event will be solemn
! lied. The principals will be Mr.. Mar
ion J. Welch, manager Of the jewelry
store of Harry McNamee, and Miss
Sara J. Johnson. Only the intimate
friends and relatives of the parties will
( The series of progressive euchre par
1 ties for members of the Carroll Club.
which was broken in upon by the Lent
en- season, was continued last week. On
Wednesday evening twenty tables were
occupied with devotees of the game,
and the contests were very spirited and
exciting. Upon their conclusion re-
nv %
consisting of Mrs. NJ. j. McFadden,
chairman. Misses Mamie Owens, Gertie
Sauers, Jessie Helmbright. Tenie and
Julia Schafer, Della and Maggie Nc
Fadden, Maggie Jepson, Mrs. O'Connor
and Mrs. Neil McFadden. The prizes
were then awarded to the successful
players. For the greatest number Of
+, progressions among the ladies Miss
Mollie Beltz received a gold enamel belt
buckle. Second honors fell 10 Miss
Frances Tierney. Of Weston, ". Va,
who received a handsome water color.
The gentlemen's first prize, SILK UNI
brella. fell to Mr.. George Mcdonald;
second prize. gold link cuff buttons, 70
! Mr. Charles Deiters.
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The probability of a war between this
! country and Spain called Ensign Jonn
R. Y. Blakely. q. S. n, from his posi-
ton as military instructor at the Llnsly
Institute to active service. The nouce
was brief. but Ensign Blakely's friends
decided not to permit him to depart
without having first received an eyl-
denoe of their high regard for him. A
complimentary dinner was arranged
and given Tuesday night in the Fort
Henry Club. The friends of Ensign
Rlakelv who composed the dinner party
were Prof. John NJ. Birch, principal Of
the Linsly institute, ". W. Simpson,
Hon. John A. Howard, Samuel w Har-
ner. Hon. M. D. Post. William P. Will
son. George c. Dewey, Clarence R.
Laird. James r. Tau5sig, John 4. Top
ming. George Baird. Arthur G. Hub
hard and John W Storer. After par
taking of the excellent spread. addresses
were made by Prof. Birch, Mr.. Post.
Mr. Dewey and others, TO which the
guest of honor responded
/ Miss Alice Walters has issued invi-
tations for an lat home on Thursday
evening of this week.
/ The annual Easter Monday concert
/ and ball of the Arion was signal sue
] cess from every standpoint. 1t was the
+ first large entertainment since Lent, and
I the attendance was excellent. The mu-
; steal programme was carefully selected.
/ and the rendition delighted the large
] and critical audience. Especially pleas
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