Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-11

of enjoyment from the programme
which had been arranged by the COM
mittee in charge. Prof. Charles Kill
myer rendered promenade music in the
auditorium In the dining room a
committee of ladies under Mrs. NC
Fadden served delectable refreshments.
The picnic of bouquets, novel affalr
arranged by the ladies of the Elm
Grove and Triadelphia Catholic church
es, was carried out very successfully at
Wheeling Park Thursday afternoon
and evening. The front pavilion was
used for dancing, and supper was
served in the restaurant.
The next outing at Wheeling Park,
and one that promises to rank among
the most delightful of the summer, Will
be given Tuesday evening by the Arlon.
The sommernachtsfest OF THIS most
popular of local Commandments So
cieties will open with concert, IN
which the Mozart and Beethoven So
cieties will assist, and individual per-
formances will be given by MISS Cert
rude Riester, Prof. H. M. Schockey,
Prof. Edw. Blumenberg, Mr.. Fred Z.
Meyer. Mrs Flora Williams, and Mr..
julius Hoose. An exhibition of klnet-
oscope pictures at the music pavilion,
under the direction of Mr.. Charles
Schmidt will be featlTe. Dancing to
the music of the Opera House orches-
ira will follow the concert in the Cas-
inc. The dance committee is COM
posed of Harry Ritter, Will Loeffler,
Louis Laue, A. c. Schneider, NJ. A.
Kovolan, Theo Westmyer, Victor
Weiss. Otto Werner, Joseph Kurz and
W. Behrmann.
At st. Mary's church in Martins
Ferry Wednesday morning, Miss Eliza
beth Huffman and Mr.. William Spring
err, two estimable young persons of that
place, were joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony by the Rev. Father c. A.
Mulhearn. They were attended by
Miss Anna Leonard and Mr.. Fred Huff
man. A wedding breakfast followed,
and at two O'Clock the bride and groom
left for the West, where they will
spend two weeks, returning to make
their home in Bellaire,
Miss Clara Franzell entertained a
number of friends at tea at her home in
Bridgeport Wednesday evenings
~
Wednesday afternoon the local
newspaper men enjoyed the hospitali-
ty of the Wheeling Park Association.
Special w. & E. G. cars were provided
for the trip. After inspecting the
beauties and recent improvements to
the Eden of the Ohio Valley, some
time was spent on the bowling alleys.
An excellent luncheon and brief sea-
son OF speech-making followed, and the
party returned lhden with fragrant
magnolias.
The Zizzy Re Zum Zum club will en-
terrain its friends at Mozart Park Mon
| day evening of next week. Prof. Long
/ will officiate at the piano.
| Invitations have been received here
/ from Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. De Normandie,
/ of Washington, Pa, for the marriage
/ of their charming daughter Miss Jen-
j ME, to Mr.. James H. Nicholson The
! ceremony will be performed in Trinity
Episcopal church Wednesday evening,
18th inst. The prospective groom was
| formerly employed in Wheeling at his
! profession, and the bride-to-be has
frequently visited here.
| Miss Ida Rose entertained a number
] of her friends at her home in the East
End Wednesday evening in celebration
! of her fifteenth birthday A large
| number of guests were present and
/ spent the evening in various social
! diversions, cards being the feature.
! About midnight refreshments were
+ served. Miss Rose was the recipient
/ of number of handsome presents.
| The Kings Daughters gave a vey
pleasant and successful ice cream So
/ cial to large party of their friends at
the Hearne Tabernacle Friday evening.
4 At her home at Short Creek, Miss
Cora Busbey was hostess to a congenial
/ party of her friends Friday evening,
! entertaining in compliment to her
I guest, Miss Akers, of Altoona, Pa The
| evening was devoted to dancing and
kindred diversions, supplemented by
] luncheon at the usual hour.
| Misses Gertrude and Martha List
/ gave luncheon at their home on
! North Main street, Monday afternoon
j at one O'Clock. The affair, though in
| formal. was most enjoyable through
out. The table was pfettily decorated
with pink and lunch was served in
courses. The guests were: Misses
Martha Caldwell, Ethel Bailey. Laura
Caldwell, Eliza Speidel, Helen Calu-
well, Sue Caldwell, Mary Caldwell and
Miss Cox. Of Terra Haute, Ind.