Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The girl who smokes

The girl who smokes
No aid invokes
'Ganst those who would attack hsr'
She needs no swain,
Since it is plain
She has one friend--to back her
London Punch.
Mr.. Andrew Howard and bride are
visiting Mr. Towards mother on south
Eoff street. They are on their way
from a honeymoon sojourn in Atlantic
CITY to their future home in Marion,
Ind. Mr.. Howards bride was formerly
Miss Margaret Reilly, a charming
and estimable young woman OF Marion.
The marriage ceremony was performed
about ten days ago. The groom Is
brother of Hon. John A. Howard, ana
is a popular glassworker with legion
of warm friends in this city, all OF
whom join In extending congratulations
and best wishes.
The congregation of the Zion German
Lutheran church gave delightful river
excursion Tuesday evening on the
steamer Leroy. The trip was maze
from the wharf to point oelo"
Moundsville, and it was past midnight
when the happy and congenlal throns
disembarked at the public landlng. Inc
Opera House band furnished excellent
concert and dance music, and delectaple
a refreshments were served on the poat.
The Korn Kob Klub, of the South
Side, is making arrangements for prl-
yate outing to be given in the near 1u-
ture at some point on Middle Wheeling
creek.
Among the most successful outings
are those by the Opera House band, and
the announcement that this popular
musical organization will give one of It's
sommernachtsfests at Wheeling Park
on the evening of August I'd will be
hailed with genuine pleasure by all
lovers of music and the dance. A spe-
cial programme of popular selections
will be rendered Invitations for the,
affair have already been issued.
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The wedding of Mr. Will Montgomery
and Miss Elizabeth Smith, and Mr.. VIII
Cheeks and Miss Lenora Gasmire. all
of Wellsburg, were notable nuptlat
events of last week in the Brooke coun-
ty metropolis.
A pleasant trolley ride on the
Wheeling & Elm Grove. railway is be-
ing plannedA for Tuesday evening, by
the Epworth League OF the Thomson
M. E. church. The start will be made
from Twelfth and Water streets at
1880 o'clock.
An enjoyable birthday celebration
took place Wednesday at the residence
of Ne. Hermann Kreuger, on South
.~Xrood street The host celebrated the
forty-fourth anniversary of his birth,
;,,;r 1orUn niIp1 her Of
callers. all Of whom felicitated him
upon the happy occasion, andseXtend-
ed their best-wfshes for many happy,
returns.
Mr.. John Woolenweaver and Miss
" Katherine Peters, both estimable younS
persons of Benwood, were the happy
principals in a; marriage ceremony
which was performed Wednesday after
noon at the rectory of ST. Johns Roman,
Catholic church in Benwood, the tRey
n. p. McMenamin officiating. 1t was
quiet affair, only a few intimate friends
being present.
>The ladies auxiliary~ef the Knights
of St Juhn-uf Bei1aire, gave very sue
cesful social and lawn fete last week.
The grounds were handsomely en-
bellished with Japanese lanterns, ana
tastefully decorated with bunting. The
feature of the second night was an eX-
hibition drill, preceded by parade,
which attracted a large throng of
patrons.
Miss Essie Boyd Hospitality enter
famed about ten couples of her friends
at her home in Martins Ferry We'd
nesday evening.
One of the notable social events of
the week in Bridgeport was the moon
light excursion on a steamer and
barge Friday. -eYeniRgy-aader the aus
pices of~r1le men of the Kfrkweed
methodist Episcopal church. Music
~ and refreshments added to the pleasure
and success of the affair
Mr.. William Davis and Miss Ella
smith. popular young persons of the
South Side, were united in marriage
"wednesday evening, in the presence
of a few friends.
At five O'Clock "Wednesday evening,
4he Chapline Street M. z. church was
the scene of a quiet, but exceedingly
pretty wedding, in which the happy
contracting parties were Mr.. William
Fry and Miss Minerva Stephens. The
groom is a popular and estimab.e
Young man. The bride is organist Of
the Chapline Street church choir, and
IS 4 very winsome young lady, Mr..
and. Mrs. Fry will make their home on
the South Side, and host OF friends