Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-04
through the East. They will be home
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The Carroll Club will be the scene
OF merry asemblage next Thursday
evening, June 8th. The entire club
building will be thrown open to mem
bers and their friends, and it goes with
out saying that all will enjoy most
pleasant evening. Besides the pleas
ures of the card room, the billiard and
pool rooms and the bowling alleys, the
promenade concert in the spacious
auditorium will insure a good time to
all lovers of terpsichorean diversion.
Prof Killmyer will endiven things by
presiding at the piano. During the
evening refreshments will be served
in the dining room by Mrs. M. ]. Nc
Fadden, assisted by Misses Mayme
Owens, Gertrude Sauers. Jessie Helm
bright, Tenie Schaefer, Margaret Jep-
son, Nellie Black, Margaret McFad-
den and Agnes Merge.
Last Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock. in the parlors of the Rev. j.
+. j. hoh, iar. w. w Dumar, of Detroit,
Mich, and Miss Matilda Koehier, were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock.
Inc attendants were Mr.. Chas kettler
and Miss Lottie Delbrugge. After the
ceremony wedding supper was en-
joyed at the home of Mr.. Henry Bic
berson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dumar left on
the evening train for Detroit, where
they will reside.
The Knights of st. George have
chartered the packet Jewel for next
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to Steubenville, where they have ac-
cepted an invitation to participate in
the laying of the corner stone of the
new Catholic church. The capacity of
the boat is two hundred, and the tickets
will be limited to the knights and
their immediate friends. The knights
have also accepted an invitation to
give an exhibition drill at the Catholic
church fair to be given in Wellsburg
on Thursday night, the 18th inst. The
Jewel has been engaged for this occa-
sion, and large number of their
friends will accompany them. They
will also take part in the procession in
full uniform in the Cathedral in honor
of the Feast of the Holy Eucharist.
The Holy Name Society of ST.
Josepn's C.-near0l entertained num-
Der of friends in a delightful manner
III the Cathedral high school hail Fri
day evening. An excellent musical
and literary programme was rendered,
in which the following named persons
participated: Miss Emma Connolly,
Mr.. Charles N. Ray, Miss Loretta and
Master George Green, Miss Gertrude
Reister, Mr.. Vincent L. Owens, Mr.. A.
l.. Carney. Rev. Harry Altmyer made
an address. The accompanies were
Miss Helen Devries and Prof L. Will
liams.
Mrs. S. c. Sibley, of Springfield, Mo-,
is visiting relatives in Bridgeport. She
will be remembered by many Wheel
ing and Bridgeport people as Miss Sue
Trueman. Mrs. Sibley's husband is
travelling in Texas, where she expects
ito join him in the near future. There
will be meeting of the family at
the home of Mr.. l.. T. Springer to-
day 1t will be informal, all relatives
being welcome. Mrs. Sibley left Ohio
fifteen years ago. She has travelled ex-
Fensively in the southwest Her
home is at Springfield, the Queen City
of the Ozarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Ricci had
very chaming musicale at their studio
on Wednesday evening last Among
the pupils who assisted were Miss Sue
Caldwell, Miss Mamie Grub, Miss Cor
nelia Stifel, Miss Letta Frazier, Miss
Harriet Dalzell, Miss Martha Caldwell,
Miss Lizzie Jones, Miss Hazlett and
Miss Cummings and Messrs. Baum and
Danvers. Relatives and friends were
present, and the artistic work of the
pupils, as well as that of the host and
hostess, was thoroughly enjoyed.
Quite a novel entertainment was
given at the Second Presbyterian
church Friday evening by the members
of the Sunday school. Each one at
tending contributed sum of money,
giving a testimonial of how it had been
earned. Many of the members and
their friends were present and the va
rious testimonials were amusing. Re
freshments were served by the young
men. The proceeds were large and
will be added to the church fund.