Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
ENTERTAINMENTS

ENTERTAINMENTS
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Last Tuesday evening numerous
company of musical people were de-
lightfully entertained, both socially
and music lily, at the residence OF Gel.
w. F. HUI obard. The evening was a
most pleas mt one. and leading fea-
ture of the programme was the singing
of Mr. HUI ghes, who leaves us the
coming Wee for his course of study il
Italy.
The maria ge of John P. Altmyer and
Miss Mary liasenauer, OF the Sou II
Side, was sol emnized with impressive
ceremonies al the Church of the In
maculate Con ption at nine O'Clock
last Wednesda morning. The cere-
mony was per ormed by Rev. Father
Altmyer brot her of the groom The
: aitepda6liR 2aes NSaG'rank .Ahmyer,
of the groom, and Miss Rita
1@1haer, the b 'ide's sister.
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pretty cerem ony was performed by
Father Moye at It. Joseph's Cathedral
Wednesday morn ng at eleven o'clock,
uniting in MAI riage Mr.. Edward
Schafer and Miss Mary Fitzsimmons,
both OF the East end. At the conclu-
sion of the cere1 rony Mr.. and Mrs.
Schafer were driver to the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Schafer, No. 102 Sixteenth street,
where a brief receI ton was held and
an elegant wedding spread served. The
young couple will reside at No. 80
Thirteenth street
Mr.. George McGra lahan was ten
dered a very agreeable surprise at his
home on North Main street Wednesday
evening in honor of L is birthday. Mr..
McGranahan proved most hospitable
host, and his guests pc ssed the evening
in most pleasurable manner.
The Twentieth Cen ury Girls held
their first meeting sir ce the summer
months at the home o Miss Edeanor
Howell, at Monument Place. Elm
Grove, last wednesday afternoon.
There was a large after dance, and af-
ter an exciting contest at euchre, ia
yors were awarded the winners. The
head prize, handsoms belt buckle.
went to Miss Grace NJ I oge. The lona
hand prize was captured by Miss Sue
M. Wright. The consol; ton prize,
box of bon bons, went to Hiss Lambert,
Of Richmond, Va. Mrs. Il AIRY G. Whit
aker won the visitors prize, silver
spoon.
Z A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied last Sunday afternoon in which the
contracting couple were Miss Emma
Vinskofski and Mr.. Rob'rt SCHUYLER,
both popular young people IF the South
Side. The bride and groom, attended
by Miss Marie Schellenbe and Mr..
George Jackson, were met 1t the altar
of the ST. Stephens church by the pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Schweichardt, where the
happy couple were pronou iced man
and wife, They were then driven to
the home of the bride, where a wedding
\ feast was prepared, after which Mr..
and Ms. Schiller, accompanit by Miss
Schellenberg and Mr.. Jackson, left on
ashort trip.
1.-THE first meeting of the Charity
Whist Club took place Monday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. w. w.
Araett, on Fourteenth street. There
was a full attendance of the club and
the ladies seemed overly an gious to
resume their enjoyable whist meetings.
After several interesting cont ssts the
game ended with Miss Doxie Moore
In the lead Having the highest score
she was awarded an Empire fan. After
Light refreshments were served he club
adjourned to meet tomorrow after
noon at the suburban home of Mrs. S.
S. Bloch, in Pleasant Valley.
Last Thursday evening about hirty-
Ave or forty of the intimate friends of
Mr.. II. F. Behrens gave him a "wel-
come reception" at Wheeling Park,
which was d very enjoyable affair
The company was congenial one and
there was much merriment and good
fellowship before the evening was over
The approaching wedding is an
nounced of Mr.. John Hamm and Miss
Carrie Orth, of Fulton.
Squire C. S. Greer was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by a
number of friends at his home on South
Loft street. The affair was given b.,
the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Knights Of the Golden Eagle
About fifteen ladies from Martins