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

rhe Mission Band of the English
Lutheran church, on Sixteenth street.
will give an entertainment and scciat
Thursday evening, April 21st.
Miss Ellen T. Wright, one of the
handsomest and most accomplished
young ladies gracing Wheeling society
is the guest of the Misses Benson at
philadelphia Since Miss Wrights ar
rival in Philadelphia she has been the
J.. eipient of numerous afternoon teas
and evening receptions in her honor.
and through her modest, unassuming
and attractive manner she has won
for herself warm spot in the hearts
Of number Of Philadelphia most
prominent factors in society.
The wedding of Mr. Wade Warfied.
of Sykesville, Md, and Miss Ella Wat
erhouse, the third daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Waterhouse, will take place
next Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock at the residence Of the brides
parents on South Chapline street. The
wedding will be a very quiet one Only
the immediate relatives of both parties
will be present. The ceremony will
be performed by the Ri. Rev. z. j.
Donohue. After a months wedding
tour through the eastern cities they
will reside at Sykesville, Md, where
Mr.. Warfield conducts successful
business. Miss Warehouse will be
greatly missed in Wheeling social cir
cles.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
took place Thursday morning at 8
o'clock in the parlors of the
residence of the Rev. William Ulfert,
pastor of the st. John Evan
gelical German church, the contracting
parties being Miss Mary Kuntz, the
accomplished and beautiful daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict KuntZ, of this
city, and Mr.. Edward Penny, a well
known business man of st. Louis, Mo-
Mr.. Michael Chute acted as the best
man, and Miss Rosa Kuntz, a sister Of
the bride, as bridesmaid. After the
ceremony was performed, the bridal
party proceeded to the home of the
bride. where breakfast was served,
only immediate relatives being present.
The happy pair left over the b. & 0.
for a tour of the Western States. Mr..
and Mrs Penny will make their future
home in this city. The bride was up
to the time of her marriage a member
of the M. Y. o B. Club. Her departure
from the club is very much regretted
by the members. 1t being rule of the
club that any lady being lucky
enough to leave the state of single
blessedness should entertain the
members previous to her marriage,
Miss kuntz paid the forfeit in an
elegant style Wednesday evening. Miss
kuntz proved herself an excellent hos
tess and the evening was enjoyed by
ALL Mr.. and Mrs Perry were the re-
cipients of some beautiful and costly
present. and among the most beautiful
were those presented by the club,
testimonial Of the esteem in which
she is held by them.
The marriage of Mr.. Owen c. Nor
gan to Alice E. Alexander, daughter Of
Mrs. NJ j. Rowe. was Solemnized at St.
Paul's Church, on Walnut street. Mar
tins Ferry, in the presence of a large
assemblage of friends. who had filled
the church long before the hour set for
the nuptials to take place. To the
strains of a beautiful wedding march
played by Miss Elizabeth Jones, the
party walked up to the chancel, where
Rev. W. J. Williams. who was await
ing them, performed the services char
acteristic of that church. At the close
a hymn appropriate to the occasion
was sung, and after congratulations the
couple marched out. followed by the
bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Morgan,
sister of the groom, and best man,
David W. Thomas. AS they were leav-
ing the church a shower of rice was
thrown over the happy husband and
wife.
]. w. Holiday Post, G. A. R.. gave
a very successful musical and literary
entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall
Friday evening which was followed by
a dance.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
feel very much gratified over letter
which was received last week from
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
The meeting of the Married Ladies'
Euchre Club, the first since the begin
ming of Lent was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Mary Della
plain, on Chapline street. Eight tables
were surrounded by players, and each
progression was made after a spirited
contest After two hours spent in this
delightful game, delectable refresh
ments were served and the prizes were
then awarded Mrs Frank J. Hearne
took the first, Mrs. j. B. fancy the sec
ond, and Mrs. G. 4. Aschmann the
third. The club will be entertained
this week by Mrs Norton, at her home
in Pleasant Valley.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James
Neill delightfully."- entertained number
of friends at duplicates whist, at her
home on Fifteenth street.
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Friday was the anniversary of the
birth of Mrs George Mendel, and her
daughter, Miss Belle, planned delight
full surprise fer her. She sent out a
number of invitations, in response to
which there was an assemblage of
about twenty-five ladies at Mrs. Men
del's home on Twelfth street They
greeted her and extended best wishes
for many happy returns. The after
noon was pleasantly spent, and the
guests partooN of light refreshments
before departing.
Miss Alberta Friedrich entertained
a crowd of little folks in honor of the
eighth anniversary Of her birth, at
tie home of her parents on North
Market street. from two until five
O'Clock, last Monday afternoon. Re