Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-25

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49,, Frau Flora Williams.
Popular Kentucky Medley"....v. Boettger
Opernhaus Dorchester.
Choir nit Tenor soio-'Das Lied;
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Sopran Solo-Irish Folk Song 10y. Foote
Frau Flora Williams.
Ouett-Sopran und enor-'Adieu'
Fraueein Mathiide ise una Herr j. Front.
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The degree of appreciation of the
musical numbers was attested by hearty
outburSts of applause, and frequent en-
cores. The dance followed. embracing
twelve numbers upon the card, and sew
eral supplemental numbers. The Or
chestra rendered excellent music. This
feature was in charge of a committee
composed of w. T. Loeff1er, chairman,
H. ]. Ritter, A. C. Schneider, l.. C.
Laue, G. E. Lang, Otto Werner, F. J.
Diegmiller, and NJ. Kovolan.
There were between three and four
evening, and all thoroughly enjoyed the
aIfair Supper was served in the large
dining hall from 1880 until one O'Clock.
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very pretty wedding ceremony was
solemnized at nuptial high mass at
seven o'clock yesterday morning in st.
Joseph's Cathedral. The church was
well filled with relatives and friends of
the principals. The bride was Miss
Emma Yahn, an estimable young lady
of the East End, who is very popular
i'll musical and social circles The
groom was Mr. Peter Loecher, Jr., son
of the Main street toy dealer, and a
prominent young electrician. Both are
members of the choir of St. Joseph's
Cathedral. The musical programme
was rendered under the direction OF
Prof. Sebastian Rafferty, and was very
elaborate. The bride was attended by
Miss Eleanor Loecher, sister of the
:. groom, and the grooms best man was
Mr.. Will Yahn, brother of the bride.
The impressive and beautiful ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father o. H.
Noye, rector of the Cathedral. After
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride on
Eighteenth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Loecher will make their home at Edg-
ingtOn Lane.
Miss Lee Caldwell gave a very en-
joyable dinner party at the Fort Henry
Club yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Sara z. Brockunier, who is to be
united in marriage this evening to Mr..
Charles Howard Forsythe, of Chicago.
At nuptial mass at seven o'clock this
morning at st. Joseph's Cathedral, Mr..
Patrick H. Padden will be united in
marriage to Miss Maggie Moran. Both
young persons are well and popularity
known in this city.
Miss Ruth Bailey gave a dinner party
last evening for the maids and ushero
who will serve tomorrow evening at
her wedding to Mr.. McMechen, wbIch
takes place in the North Presbyterian
Church at s o'clock. The dinner pre-
] ceded the rehearsal, the guests being
! Miss Louise Singer. Miss Nellie Met
lcalf, Miss Grace Kelly, Miss Mary Bas-
Aer, the maid of honor; Miss Loise Bal
jkey, sister of the bride-elect; Stephen
nj. Elkins, George Baird, Joseph Spell
dAl, Jr., w. B. MeMechen, Fred Hold
shHp, Robert Book and Norman Wool
dri4ges Mr. McMechen and the Wheel
ing members of the bridal party reach
ed Rittsburg yesterday, and the men
will <during their stay here, be enter
tainedN by Mr.. McMechen at the Du-
ouasnet Club The bridegroom gave
his bachelor dinner for twenty-five
men Saturday evening at the Fort
Henry club, Wheeling The wedding
will be a large and handsome affair,
followed Ay a reception at Mr.. Bailey's
home in lincoln avenue. The bride
represented wide and distinguished
connecticut among her leatives being
the DalzelA Jones, Chambers, Beltz-
hoover andt other Allegheny county
families of Observation-Disclosures
Post.
Miss Blanche Yarling was hostess to
a number of her young friends at her
home on Kentucky street last evening.
The hours were pleasantly spent in
music and games, and refreshments
were served at the conventional time.
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Mrs. R. E. Fitzpatrick will give a
narlor entertainment at her home on
North Huron street Friday evening for
the benefit of the Second Christian
church. The Ideal Mandolin and Gut
far Club will furnish instrumental mu-
sic for the occasion.
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Hon. and Mrs. ]. c. Heinlein, Of
Kirkwood, will give a six O'Clock din
ner at their home Thursday evening
in honor of the speakers at the Re-
publican meeting in Bridgeport, Hon.
Harry Daugherty, ]. ]. Gill and c. L..
Weems.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday at st. Joseph's Cathedral. the
contracting parties being Miss Carrie
wagner, OF Cadiz. o., and Mr.. James
p McManis, of Toledo. O. Rev. Father
Harris officiated. The attendants were
Miss Mary Wagner ard John Wagner,
sister and brother G the bride. The
bride will be remembered by a large
circle of acquaintance in this city.
.t,aro rha has visited o. number of