Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18


Her neighbor yelled across the way:
Alas, it is too bad,
That when you sing, though you are gay,
The rest of US are SAD.
Many of the Sunday schools and 9th
er religious organizations have given
their annual outings, and many more
are to take place during the next few
weeks, These pleasing affairs take the
form of river excursions, or the in
vasionl of shady groves in the rural
districts Last week the Knights of
ST. GeoEge gave a delightful river ex-
cursion TO Wellsburg, where an exhibit
ton drill was given. There were sew
eral Sunday school and day school out
ings The Sabbath schools of the Wes-
ley M. (E. and Third Presbyterian
churches are making arrangements for
a union Excursion and outing. They
will go OH separate boats, which will
leave the public landing at the same
hour. Tht choir of St. Matthews
church wi n enjoy the usual summer
outing at zoar, Ohio. The Y. NJ. C. A.
boys will also sojourn at a point in
Ohio. One or two congregations have
given .entak ainments at Pleasant VAL
4ey PARK, I'd others are in contempla-
tion,
The Wheeling friends of the groom,
who was formerly connected with the
Logan Drug Company, of this city,
will be interested in the knowledge
that Mr.. VIM. Law Hooff was quietly
joined in marriage at Franklin, Tenn,
to Miss Mary NJ McEaven, of that city.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides parents by the
Rev. J. S. Foster, and was witnessed by
only the immediate families of the prin-
cipals. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooff will make
their future home in Franklin.
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Miss Lee Caldwell, of South Front
street, gave delightful yachting party
Friday evening in compliment to her
charming visitors, Miss Cora Busbey
of Short Creek, and Miss Akers, of
Chambersburg, Pa.
Mr.. Richard Miller and Miss Mary
Burkcard, two estimable young persons
of this city, were quietly joined in
marriage Thursday, and departed over
the B. & o. for the East, where their
honeymoon will be spent.
The Cotillion Club gave another OF
its delightful outings and dances at
Wheeling Park Friday evening. The
Casino floor was filled with devotees
of terpschore until after midnight, and
the Opera House orchestra rendered
music which was an inspiration for the
dancers. Special cars brought the club
and its guests back to the city after
midnight. The affair was conducted by
Prof. Delbrugge.
Mrs. Herman Kreuger rendered a re-
ception to her many relatives and
friends at her home on South Wood
street Friday afternoon in honor of her
lifty-fourth birthday The time was
passed IN social manner, much to the
enjoyment of those present, and an ele
CANT dinner was served at a seasonable
hour. Mrs. Kreuger was made the re-
ciplent of many good wishes from the
guests.
Miss Cleod Anthony charmingly en-
teltained the ladies' of the Thimble
bee Thursday afternoon at her home
in Martins Ferry. Her home was very
tastefullv embellished with plants and
flowers. The ,iternooH was spent in
pleasing social diversions, supplement-
ed by delectable luncheon.
The tenth anniversary of the ordina-
ton of Rev. Father Charles Mulhearn,
rector of st. Mary's r. c. church in
Martins Ferry, was made the occasion
for pleasing reception in his honor
Thursday evening. About thirty cou-
Piles were present and the affair was
me mayed by the young ladies of the
congregation. The lawn was lighted
with japanese lanterns, and presented
beautiful appearance. Luncheon was
seryeu in the open air, and was par
taken Of with evident zest. Father
Mulhearn was felicitated upon the hap
Ply occasion, and received many evil
dences of genuine esteem and love-
A number Of young society people of
Benwood are making arrangements for
a picnic, to be held at point south of
the city in the near future.
Miss Flora Bickel was hostess in a
charming manner to the members of
the Pleasure Club at her home in Bel
laire on Monday evening. Refresh
ments were served at the conventional
hour.
Mr.. James LETTERS and Miss Luella
Glass were welded at the home of the
brides parents, in South Bellaire, on
Monday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Wehrle, rec
tor. Of st. Johns church. and was wit