Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-10

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splendid musical selections BIZ Mrs.
Toudey and some excellent selections
by Miss Myrtle Thomas. Dainty re-
hour, after which the many guests de-
parted, having spent a novel and very
entertaining afternoon.
The annual strawberry social given
Thursday evening at Altepheim was a
huge success. A large number of So
ciety people attended, as It Is the only
occasion during the year on which thar
deserving charity can be ~patronized.
During the evening the Opera House
orchestra rendered a programme OF ex-
cellent music.
The following committees were in
charge:
Lady managers-Mrs. Anton Rev
mann, Mrs. Mary Franzheim. Mrs. II.
F. Behrens, Mrs. Geo. E. Stifel, Mrs. L.
E. Stifel, Mrs. N. B. Scott, Mrs. John
Moffat, Miss Mary Dickey, Miss Amelia
Stamm.
Reception Committee-Mrs. Anton
Reymann, Mrs. B. w. Peterson, Mrs.
Fred. Schwertfeger, Miss Mary Vance.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. Mary
Franzheim, Mrs. Geo. &. Stifel,gMrs.
John Moffat, Mrs. L. e. StifeL
Home Made Candy-Mfsses Virginia
Moffat, Sue Stifel, Mabel Brown, Bess
Rodgers, Edna Jackson.
Flower Booth-Miss Nellie Schmidt,
Miss Emma Reymann, Miss Lizzie Cra-
craft, Miss Helena Schwertfeger.
Lemonade-Mrs. II. {. Behrens.
Misses Mary Dickey and Nettie Rey-
mann.
Board of Trustees-Henry NJ. Russell.
N. B. Scott, L. r. Stifel, DR.. w. A. era
craft, Geo. e. Stifel, P. .. Reymann,
Chas. c. Schmidt.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Eliza
beth Gertrude Kyle, of W%oodsdalc, was
married to Mr.. J. Harrison Williams,
Of Thirteenth street, city. The cere-
mony was performed at the Fourth
street M. E. church, by the pastor, the
Rev. DR.. Sooy, at $3.50 o'clock p. m. The
direct attendants on the bride ana
groom were Miss Lucy Kyle Agnew,
maid OF honor, and Nj. Walter Coch-
ran, best a The ushers we're Mr..
Harry Dunn, of Pittsburg, and Mr..
Joseph Boreland, of this city. A large
concourse of relatives and friends were
present at the ceremonies, directly fol-
WIN WAlIA IHC UtlQC duu sfOOLu l6lC
over the Wheeling & Lake Erie for
Cleveland and Mackinaw. After d
honeymoon of two weeks duration Mr..
and Mrs. Williams will be at home a;
Echo Point.
Another wedding of the week was
that Of Miss Katherine Henrietta Ali
and Mr.. John Wilson Armstrong, both
OF Allegheny, formerly of this city,
which occurred Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock at st. James Lutheran
church. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor. the Rev. A. w. Werder,
in the presence ola number OF relatives
and friends. The ushers were Messrs.
William Ehplin, Samuel J.. Windsor,
Frank He~vey ard Harrv Ritter. At
noon, at the residence of the groom's
mother, Mrs. Jane Armstrong, an ell
aJoia.o WeuuIns ulhner was served.
The happy couple left at 3: so over the
Pennsylvania railroad for Allegheny,
where they will make their future
home.
Tuesday night was the occasion OF
the annual banquet of the class of 1900
of the Linsly Institute. 1t was held in
the ordinary at the Mcclure House.
Eight of the nine members of the class
were present. AT the conclusion of an
eleven course menu, Cadet Major Otto,
who presided as POSTMASTER, called on
the following officers for toasts:
Our School,. ..... Capt. j. R. Handlan
THE Ladies'. -. Lieut.. Louis Steenrod
Our Aosent Member"
.............. Capt. Louis Killmyer
Our Instructors.
.............. Capt. Robert Emblem
Our Future
............. Capt. Chas. Somehow
"Linsly Athletes. Lieut.. John H. Fair
Lieut.. Harry Thomas
After the banquet the usual serenad-
ing was carried out by the class.
The initial summernachstfest given
by the Opera House orchestra Tuesday
night was a distinct success. A pleas
ing concert of classical and popular
music was rendered by the organiza-
ton, at the conclusion of which a
dance programme was carried out. A
large crowd of society people were pre-
sent.
At high noon Wednesday, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Watt.
near Jacobsburg, O., Miss Bessie Watt,
their daughter, was banded in holy
wedlock to the Rev. John t. Fulton, OF
Millersburg, Ill. The ceremony was
| performed by the Rev. w. S. Alexander,
| assisted by the Rev. Mccoy and the
Rev. Douds. Mr.. Fulton is very we'll
known throughout Belmont county.
On Tuesday Miss Lena Wurtzberger,
of the East End, will be married TO Mr..
Edward Welsh, of Cumberland, Mo.
The Rev. Ulfert, of the st. Johns Ger
man Evangelical church, will oficiate.
After the ceremony the brioe and
groom will leave the city, going direct
to Cumberland, where they will make
their future home.
Wednesday evening, at the home Oh
the brides parents, Miss Louise Geller
was married to Mr.. Jacob Eibler, Jr.
Rev. P. j. Hob. of the Zion Lutheran
church, oficiated.
Thursday, at the home of ]. H. Rey-
holds, Esq, on Tenth street, Mr.. Chris
tain Bigler and Miss Della Schiller, OF
Darlington, O., were quietly married by
the Rev. Schwarm, of the English
Lutheran church.
Miss Blanche Keller, of Elm Grove.
was at home to a number of friends
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