Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

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While the temperature during the
past few days has not been at such a
degree as to render outings an attrac-
tive form of social entertainment, ev-
cry indication points to warmer
weather during the coming week. This
alone is needed to insure the success
of the annual outing and sommer-
~nachtsfest of the Arion Singing SOcie-
ty, which is to be given at Wheeling
Park Tuesday evening. The Arion af-
fairs always attract a more select
throng than any of the larger enter
tainments, and are always character
lied by a mingling of miTth and mel
ody, congeniality and wholesome
amusement. During the early hours
of the evening, there will be a concert
by the Opera House band and the
Arion society from the band pavilion
il the enclosure, to be followed by a
terpsichorean programme Of twelve
numbers in the Casino. The dance
committee is composed of Charles Aul,
chairman; Hermann Seabright, H. G.
Stifel, f. w. Colmer, David Kraus, j.
r. Hoffman, Peter ~Bonenberger, Geo.
Stamm, VIM. Welty, Glen Steinmetz,
H. F. Behrens, Fred Viewig, and J. W.
Herbert. The committee ION invitation
is composed of Hon. H. F. Behrens,
Geo. E. Stifel, C. Hess, F. c. H.
Schwertfeegr, C. w. Appenzeller, j. M.
Dauer, VIM. Kirbach, John Friedel,
Hugo l.. Loos, Oswald Schneider, Peter
MUM, c. Dittman. A. C. Schneider, f,
G. Driehorst, VIM. C. Welty, VIM.
Schwertfeger, R.. E.. Schubart, F.
Schmeiehel, Charles Schambra, C. f.
Brandfass.
"A very quiet wedding, performed in
the presence of but a few intimate
friends of the principals, was solemn
lied Wednesday afternoon in Steuben-
vile. The officiating clergyman was
the rector of the Protestant Episcopal
church in that city. The contracting
parties were two of the most prominent
young sociey persons of Wheeling, Nj.
Edward B. Franzheim, a prominent
young architect, and Miss Eliza, the
youngest child of Mr.. Joseph Speidel,
the well known wholesale grocer.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
were driven to the home of Mrs. A,
A. Franzheim. They are spending
their honeymoon in Pennsylvania, and
will return to this city within a few
days. 4
Last Friday. Mr.. Anton Reymann
was sixty-two years of age, and the
members of his family and a host of
warm friends determined that the occa-
sion should not pass without a fitting
observance. Mr.. Reymann was not
consulted about the matter, and when
a large and c%ongenial party of his
friends called upon him in the evening
at his summer residence on the sum-
nit of the hill in the rear of Manches-
ter, he was taken entirely by surprise.
They were accompanied by the Opera
House band. After the self-invited
guests had been welcomed by the host
in his characteristic hospitable man
ner, they felicitated him upon the
happy occasion. and rendered their
sjHSere best wishes for many happy
Occurrences of the day. The evening
Twas given up to music and social in
~Aercourse, and at the usual hour an
elaborate supper was served
Miss Blanch Marshall, of the South
Side, gave a charming dancing party
at Mozart Park Friday evening, in
compliment to her guest, Miss Vault,
of Cleveland, 0. A merry party of
young persons spent the evening in a
thoroughly delightful manner.
Mr.. Harry Boyd pleasantly enter
tanned a number of friends at his home
on the South Side Thursday evening
in dancing and kindred social amuse-
ments, supplemented by a luncheon at
the conventional hour.
The Sub-Rosa club, of Bellaire, met
On Thursday evening aHd-reorganized
for ~the~season. The organization will
give a series of hops at Armory hall
during the winter.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Scott
5Heatherington and Miss Anna
lSchramm, popular young society people
sof Bellaire, were married at the home
Of the bride, on Harrison street in the
Fourth ward, Rev. 10. NJ. Watson Off
ciating. At the Veo1clusion Of the GER