Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16

tertalneu ABOUT score OF his friends
tuesday evening at his home in the
First ward, Bellaire. The usual di-
versions were provided, and supple
mented by delectable refreshments.
Mr.. s.. G. Grow, a prominent bust
ness man of Bellaire and Miss Ida
! Btrkhart, an estimable young lady of
the same place, surprised their friends
| by proceeding to st. Clairsville and
securing the services of a minister to
/ tie the nuptial knot. The fact soon
| leaked out, however, mad the happy
pair have gone to housekeeping.
An outing on large scale is being
arranged by the Knights of st. John.
1t will be held at Mozart Park on the
afternoon and evening of August 2.
In the afternoon 1T will partake of the
nature OF reunion, with dancing
and various amusements. There will
be prize bowling both afternoon and
evening. Supper will be served by the
Ladies Auxiliary in the dining hall,
| and ice cream and refreshments will be
served by corps of thirty young ladies.
A full brass band will be in attendance.
also an orchestra for dancing afternoon
and evening.
A number of the young friends of
little Miss Ella Renard gave a surprise
party on Wednesday night 1t was in
honor of her sixth birthday, at her
grandfather's Jacob Retzher, on South
Eoff street Following are the names
of those present: Margaret Filmer,
Hilda Knoke, Fannie Reustch, Cathe-
rine Reustch, Virginia Reid, Jennie
Klug, Caroline Kronjaeger, Edna
Knoke, Eveline Olson, Clara F'ilmer,
Caroline Filmer, Clara Rennard, Ella
Rennard Edward Reid, Alfred U1rich,
Clarence Higgins, Eddie Kilmyer,
Louis Burt, William Burt, Carl III
rich, Robert Klug.
Friday evening at their home on the
Island the Misses Warner delightfully."-
entertained number of their friends
About ten couples were present and the
evening was pleasantly passed with
music and dancing.
~
The Sunday school and adult men,
bers of the congregation of St. An
drews' P. E. church as well, enjoyed
an outing at Wheeling Park Friday.
The rain was all that marred a day of
otherwise perfect enjoyment.
Mr.. Paris R. Myers is making pre-
parations for the annual outing of the
choir boys of St. Matthew's p E.
church. The boys, to the number of
about sixty, will leave within a week
+,1y Nth re
fishing and hunting paraphernalia, and
sporting outfits.
The members of the congregation of
ST Michael's R. c. church will be given
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
this week at Pleasant Valley Park.
Extensive preparations have been
made There will he orchestra music
for promenade and dancing, as well as
bowaing and other amusements. About
one thousand tickets have already been
sold.
An event of the week in Mounds
vile society was the performance by
the society ladies MINISTRIES Friday
evening. The performance was diver
sified. and reflected great credit upon
all who participated, besides netting
handsome sum for the Hook and Lad
der Company, the beneficiary of the af
fair.
A very quiet but notable wedding
ceremony was solemnized Tuesday
evening at the home of Hon. and Mrs
Augustus Pollock, on Chapline street.
The parlors and corridors were very
tastefully embellished for the occasion
with floral decorations. The bride was
Miss Flora Pollack, an estimable young
lady who is prominent in society and
musical circles, and the author of sew
eral compositions which have ELECTED
warm and merited praise from compe-
tent critics The groom was Mr.. John
Kent Boyd, a grandson of the late John
X. Botsford and very popular young
man. The officiating clergyman was
the Rev. DR.. David A. Cunningham,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd have re-
ceived the congratulations and best
wishes of host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Kerner pleasant
" entertained the Martins Ferry
Md0uUeTcUOT anu lduy 1llcnuS, at
their home on Vine street Thursday
evening.
Miss Louise Montague was the
charming hostess to congenial party
of friends at her home on Eoff street
Wednesday evening. 1t was a fare
we'll assemblage, the hostess departing
on the following day for the historic
Shenandoah Valley, to spend the sum-
mer.
A notable church wedding in the
Christ P E. Church in Wellsburg, We'd
nesday, was that in which the princi-
palsswere Rev. Clayton A. Chrisman,
of Louisville. KY. and Miss Anna-Julia
Crothers, of Wellsburg. Rev. T. E.
Swan, rector of the church, performed
the. ceremony in the preaence Of two