Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21


ing colonel Of the Continental line.
who was wounded at Long Island; a
captain Of the Continental line, and she
is also a descendant of both Ebenezer
Zane and Elizabeth Zane, the heroine
of Fort Henry.
There was very pretty weddin4>
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. ]. Straub, on Kentucky street, Is
land. The groom was Mr.. E. Anger.
of Allegheny, Pa, and the bride Miss
Emma j. Straub The best man was
G. Straub and the bridesmaid Miss G.
Franz. The Rev. Mr.. Werder perform
ed the ceremony, after which supper
was served. There were present J.
earle and family, P MUM and family,
Mrs. G. Green and family, NJ. Schwlnn
and wife, j. Dush and family, W.
Straub and wife, Mrs. J. Dick and fam
lily, Dr. Best and family, R. Schubert
and wife, Mrs NJ Weis, W. Leinse. L.
Sclickamer and family of Baltimore,
Mrs. H. Heaper, Mrs. H. Uthman,
Misses G. Lump, NJ Schwinn, E.
Frantz, Miss B. Staiger of Allegheny,
Pa, Miss E. Hessler of Allegheny, Miss
S. Ressler of Allegheny, Misses Nj.
Dickman, C. Loose, T. Loose, E,STroll,
G. Staltze, D. Staltze, S. MUM, L.
Green and B. Gaughan.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold an important meeting at the
rooms of the organization in the Reilly
block Tuesday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of~making arrangements for the
o. q mr., ont nf dole foe tn 40
vention on June I'd.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
in the Eighth ward will give social
in the new school hall next Tuesday
night The ladies are making spec
ial effort to have every one who at
tends to have very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Wenzel Huebel entertained a
number of friends last Sunday in cele-
bration of her fifty-first birthday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Blum
enberg, of Martins Ferry; Mrs. James
Henderson, Mrs. Shields, Of Pittsburg;
Mrs. Fred Happy, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs.
Henry Neuhardt, Mrs. Huseman, Mrs.
Disher, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Frederick,
Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Lindeman, Mrs.
Weidebusch, Mrs Bach Mrs. Beltz,
Mrs. Kreiter, Prot and Mrs. e. Blum
enberg, and Julius Blumenberg, Jr, of
Martins Ferry; Misses Dora Christen-
sen, Nettie Meyn, Katie Narteman and
Mr.. Albert Blumenberg, of Martins
Ferry
The Knights of st. George outing,
which will take place on the Fair
Grounds on Decoration Day, May sofa,
will be a very desirable occasion for
families to take a day of recreation.
Everything will be controlled by the
commandery, and every department
will be in charge of the members,
which will be a guarantee that every
thing will be conducted in proper
manner. The wives and lady friends
of the Knights will meet tonight and
will be given full control of the refresh
ment department A very unique pro-
gramme for the day has been mapped
out, such as hypnotic exhibitions,
darkey comedians, (girls), exhibition
of Cuban relies, congress of beauties,
and many other things which will be
new to picnic goers.
49,
The interesting announcement is
made to-day for the first time, or the
approaching wedding of Mr.. Oswald
Schneider manager OF the Bremen q
Mabis Company, 70 Miss Laura Binder,
the winSome and estimable daughter
of wealthy merchant of Philadelphia,
and young lady who occupies prom
inent social position in the City OF
Brotherly Love. The ceremony will be
performed on June 1st at the home of
the prospective brides parents. The
honeymoon will be spent in the Adiron-
dacks and along the st. Lawrence
river The bride and groom will be at
home to their friends at the Stamm
House after June goth.
Mr.. Schneider bid a formal farewell
to DachelorGom last trlaay evening,
when he entertained number of his
gentlemen friends at the AriOn. 1t
was a merry assemblage of congenial
spirits, and the host was voted a prince
of good fellows. The party TOOK pos
session OF the entire second floor OF the
CLUB house. and as it was strictly
stag affair, the restrictions OF conven-
tionality were ignored. Pasteboards
were provided by Mr.. Schneider, and
every form of play to be found within
the covers of a fin de steele handbook
of the game, had its deyotees and ex-
ponents. the Ideal mandolin and
guitar club furnished exquisite music
throughout the evening. An imported
Hungarian brew was dispensed in a
lavish way, and the guests cracked
as many small bottle of cold Mumm's
as may be embraced in a proper con-
ception of the word capacity" At
1890 O'Clock the dining room was
opened, and the guests were seated at
sumptuous banquet arranged by
Caterer Charles Otto. While the cpl
curean spread was being partaken of,
the guests felicitated the host upon his
approaching nuptials. When it was
concluded, there was a post-prandlal
feast of wit and song. Mr.. Fred H.
Lange gracefully officiated as toast
master and speeches were made by
Thomas OBrien. Jr.. Will w Irwin,
C. A. Schaefer. F. H. Behrens. Jr.
Jacques Front, and others. Mr.. Front
was particularly happy in his humor-
Gus hits, and Mr.. Behrens recalled
some boyhood recollections, which
were given expression with touch of
sentimentality, and were heartily ap-
plauded. The cake walk was the
piece de resistance. 1t was concluded
at three o'clock, and the judges, jury,
and the whole court unanimously