Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-28
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sessions at 1890 in the morning, and
at two o'clock in the afternoon. Dur
ing the intermission the retiring State
officers will be entertained at lunch
con by Mrs. Robert ]. Reed. In the
evening the local Chapter will give
a reception to the visitors al the home
OF Mrs. G. H. fancy, corner Byron and
/ Thirteenth streets.
$50
/ Welcome Lodge A. 0. U. W., an or
i ganization whose entertainments have
always been noted for their uniform
excellence, celebrated it's eleventh an
niversary in pleasing manner last
Wednesday evening. An excellent
musical and literary programme was
rendered upon the stage of the Opera
House, and sNnding room was at a
premium in the spacious auditorium.
The best home talent assisted, and the
audience was very generous IN Its
manifestations of appreciation. Sew
eral numbers were most enthusiastic
ally received Later the ladies, accom-
panied by escorts, repaired to the com
modious hall in the Hub building,
where ices and berries and light re-
freshments were served. A similar
stag" entertainment of guests of the
Lodge was in progress at the same
time in the A. o. U. w. temple in the
,Lange block Altogether it was a
delightful affair, fully sustaining the
prestige of Welcome Lodge for social
entertainments.
IS The Catholic congregation of Nc
Mechen gave a bazaar last week for
the purpose of raising funds for new
church building. The ladies displayed
commendable zeal in their efforts to
make the affair a success, and the re-
ceipts netted very gratifying sum.
The knights of st. George went down
Thursday evening, and gave an exhibit
ton drill which attracted very large
crowd to the hall. The affair closed
last night.
The annual outing of the knights of
the mortar and pestle took place ct
Wheeling Park Tuesday. Nearly ev-
| cry druggist in the city was present,
and participated in the bowling and
| banquet which were special features OF
the amusement programme.
| A number of young ladies of Bridge
port give very enjoyable dance at the
Opera House in that city Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Charles Jahnke and Miss Carrie
Conrad will be united I'M marriage
Thursday evening at the home of the
/ bride on the South Size.
The pupils of the Becker dancing
academy gave their closing hop Tues
day evening in Odd Fellows hall.
( There was a large attendance of the
4 devotees of the dance, and the affair
i proved very enjoyable throughout.
A large party Of Wheeling people
made the round trip to Cincinnati on
/ the Queen City, leaving last Sunday
and returning Friday morning. The
trip was very pleasurable one. The
excellent service on the steamer was
everything that could be desired. The
| boat carries an orchestra and dancing
was one of the principal amusements.
| Following were those vino composed
| the party: Mesdames j. B. Sheppard
c. E. Bailey, Chas. Craddeck, George
B. Hervey, William Ward, G.. A. Beall,
John R. Mendel, c. w. Dean, Alex.
Glass, c. H Duncan, Chas N Hanch-
er, Mrs. Pfarr; Misses Helen Pfarr,
Lucy Kyle, Elenor Glass, Margaret
Glass, Ira Buchanan, of Wellsburg,
Catheran Evans. Nellie Craddock and
Helen Hervey; Prof George Delbrugge
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| An excellent entertainment. compos-
ed of literary and musical numbers,
was given at st. Matthew'S P. E. church
Tuesday evening by the infant Sunday
school class under the supervision of
! Miss Fannie Brady, the instructess of
! the class, and Miss Ella B. Chew. A
vary large audience was in attendance.
| The proceeds will go towards paying
for piano for the class room. At the
conclusion of the programme light re-
! freshments were served.
The ladies of benevolent society
of st. Alphonsus congregation are max
ing extensive preparations for straw
berry festival, to be given in the base
4>ment of the church on the evening of
! wednesday, June TN.
At nuptial mass celebrated at st.
| Joseph's Cathedral at nine o'clock
/ Tuesday morning by Rev. Father Har-
ris, Mr.. George H. Kreusch, of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, and Miss Margaret Dunno,
of North Wheeling, were united in
! marriage. Mr.. and Mrs Kreusch will
make their future home in Pittsburg.
| The minimS anr juniors of St. JOS
eph's Academy will give an entertain
ment Wednesday evening -ef-tfis week,
in the Carroll C4ab Auditorium. An
| excellent programme has been pre-
| pared.
The annual reception at the Home for
| Aged and Priceless Women attracted
many visitors to that worthy institu-
| ton Thursday afternoon and evening.
| and many handsome donations were
made. During the day two concerts
| were given, and refreshments were
served by committee of ladies who
are interested in the work
Tomorrow vening local devotees OF
| the camera will assemble in the Opera
| House TO witness what promises to be