Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
ENTERTAINMENTS.

CNIEK AINrlINl 10.
! dreamed a dream the other night,
When the waves were rough and high
The Shamrock struck real rock,
And l heard Sir Thomas sigh
The dream was quickly over,
The Shamrock is over, too.
Ny guess on the coming races
is red and white and blue.
Among the prospective social events
which are looked forward to with
pleasurable anticipation, is the SOM
mernachtsfest of the Opera House band
and orchestra, which will take place at
Wheeling Park on the Goth inst. The
band has been rehearsing new selec-
tons. for the concert as well as the
dance, and the affair will be a musical
treat. as well as social success. de-
pending as matter of course, upon the
weather. Wheeling Park is delightful
:, at all times. but it is when Illuminated
at. night that it richly deserves the
name of Paradise of the Ohio VAL
lev" The band management mas
made special preparations for street
car service to suburban points, through
connection with the W. E. q. line
at Twelfth street, thus enabling per-
sons to attend and be conveyed to their
doors after dancing ceases in the Ca
sino.
The announcement was made during
the past week, of the approaching nup-
tials of Thomas OBrien, Jr., the popu-
lar and efficient City Clerk of Wheel
Zig, anu Miss Katherine Walsh, OF MT.
ROYAL avenue, Baltimore, Md. Inc
ceremony will be performed Novem-
Der 18th at o'clock in the evening, IN
Corpus Christi R. C. church. The pros
pectiye bride is a daughter of a proml-
nent contractor in the Monumental
CITY. She was formerly student az
Mt. de Chantal Academy, and has many
friends and acquaintance here.
Mr.. VIM. T. Nesbitt and Miss Anna
E. Barber were quietly married thurs
day evening in the presence OF Few
intimate friends, at the residence OF the
Rev C. M. Oliphant, pastor OF the FIRST
Christian church The groom is son
of Mr.. David Nesbitt, and the bride
winsome and estimable young lady OF
the Island. They have gone to house
keeping in the Seventh ward.
Thursday evening, the twenty-fourth
>sinst.. Mrs S A. Allen, of Baltimore, at
uCl uCftShtiui AASN~-~'
hurst, Mountain Lake Park, gave
musicale in honor of Mrs Charles H.
fancy, of this city. The reception
rooms were adorned with cut flowers,
plants, ferns, and other greenery.
About fifty invited guests were present
An excellent programme of nine num-
bers was rendered in such manner as
to make encores in every instance ne
cessary. At the conclusion of the eve
ning's entertainment, appetizing re-
freshments were served. On the recep-
ton committee were: Mrs. John Al
cock, and Miss Zoller, of Baltimore;
the Misses Good of this city; Miss
Wood and Miss Moorehead, of Nor
gantown, w. Va.
The Korn Kob Klub has completed
arrangements for wagon picnic up
Wheeling creek to-day.
At their home in Martins Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wilson Hospitality en-
tertained a party of their friends
Thursday evening in compliment to
Mrs. Joe Lytle and daughter, Miss Jen-
ME, who leave shortly for Flushing,
O., to make that city their home.
Various diversions were provided for
the amusement of the guests, and an
exec. -, rhoon was served at the
usual hour.
The North End Literary and Athlet-
ic Association is arranging on an elab-
crate scale for its fifteenth anniversary
celebration, at its club rooms on Sew
enth street Monday, September T4th.
The programme for the occasion is var
led, embracing fireworks, dancing and
refreshments. large number of in
vitations have been issued j. A. Elbert
is chairman of the committee in charge.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Louis A.
Fisher, of the South Side, entertained
a number of his friends with a bowling
party at Mozart Park, followed by a
luncheon. Those present were Mr.. F..
Hcffmeister, Miss F. Bricker, Mr.. H.
Bruner, Miss l.. Hoffmeister, Mr.. G..
Bayha, Miss M. Kalbitzer Mr.. ]. Bow
ers, Miss c. Brnkman, Mr.. O. Schrebe,
Miss G. Becker, Mr.. H. Hunter. Miss
M. Jaeger, M. c. Hartman, Miss S.
Hundt, Mr.. H. Cromwell Miss J. Kahn,
Mr.. L. Fisher and Miss c. Oberman.
The highest score was made by Mr..
Fisher and Miss c. Oberman.
Thursday evening a large number of
the members of Garfield Temple, X. G.
E. surprised Mrs. Henry Lewedag with
an unexpected call at her home on
South Jacob street. The occasion was
the sixty-ffth anniversary of her birth.
The evening was spent in various
amusements, and toothsome refresh
nents were served.
Miss Nellie Sells very pleasantly en-
tertained number oil her friends