Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-29

beliished for the occasion. Both bride
and groom are members of the Cathe-
dral choir, and special music was rem
dered for the service under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. VIM. Kenny. Mr.. Kenny
executed the Lohengrin march when
the wedding party marched up the aisle
and the Mendelssohn march when they
retired at the conclusion of Lambil-
lotte's mass At the offertory Miss
Gertrude Riester sang Dana's Salve
/ Regina. and at the benediction Mrs.
! Peter Loecher rendered Millard's Ave
Verum with violin obligato by Mr.. c.
J. LaRoche.
The ushers were Messrs. Frank
OBrien, Gus. Weitzel. Dr. J. ]. O'Kane,
! d. w. Cochran, Vincent Owens and
George Gundling. The groom's broth
er. Mr.. Richard 0'Brien, was his best
man, and the brides maid was Miss
Nora O'Brien, sister of the groom.
The bride and her maid looked charm
ing in white gowns An interesting
feature Of the wedding was the fact
| that 1t was the forty-eighth anniver-
sary of the marriage Of the groom S
/ parents. After the ceremony the young
couple were driven to the brides home
where wedding breakfast was served.
+ they departed at eleven o'clock over
! the Pennsylvania for New York, Bos-
! ton, and other points. Upon their re-
+ turn Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will be at
home at No. So Fifteenth street.
] Mr. Felix MCGEE, of McMechen, and
j Miss Annie Henry. of this city. sur
! prised their friends Monday last by
/ being the contracting parties in mar
! ri ,r.YaNr NJ m t~
! inent steel worker, and has furnished a
/ home on the South Side They spent
/ their honeymoon in a tour of the
/ Lakes.
! Welsburg will be sorry to lose an
other one of her most beautiful and
J popular young society ladies of that
/ city. Miss Gertrude St:ngle, daughter
/ Of Henry A. Stengle, President and
manager of the Heat, Vent and Foun-
/ dry Company, of Wellsburg Miss
| Gertrude will come to Wheeling to en-
/ ter Mt. de Chantal. Her Wheeling
4 friends are waiting patiently to receive
4 their charming guest. Miss Stengle in
/ tended coming to Wheeling on Monday
but owing to the reception for Mrs.
Joseph e. Vandergrift at the Apple
gate home, she will not arrive until
Wednesday, October 2.
At Odd Fellows hall on October 4,
the Misses Montague will reopen their
dancing class for the winter season.
~
The young people of the South Side
gave a dance at Silver Globe hall last
Tuesday night. Refreshments were
served. Music by Fraziers brothers.
The young people of the East End
gave a hay ride Saturday night to
Sycamore Grove, where dancing took
place. Fravier brothers furnished the
music.
Thursday at her home in Fulton, a
number of friends of Miss Margaret
Hilton called on her and rendered her
very pleasant surprise. The evening
was pleasantly passed and at a season.
able hour refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Margaret
and Mollie Yoke, Maud and Nellie
Kirk, NellieRuehl and Lilly Hilton.
Messrs. Charles Snyder, George Koch,
! Chas. Ruehl, Chas. Zoeckler, Addison
Daily, Frederick Schenk.
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Miss Lyde Paul, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred PAUL. entertained twelve
of her friends at her home on North
Main street Friday afternoon between
the hours Of two and five, compliment
tary to Miss Mary Hearn Lockhart, of
Paris, KY, who is the house guest of
Miss Rebecca PAUL, at her home in
Woodsdale. Cards were the order OF
the afternoon, and at the conclusion OF
the games a luncheon was served.
The first meeting of the Married La
dies Euchre Club for the coming sea-
son was held at the home of Mrs. Oil
yer L. Rhodes, on Friday afternoon,
between the hours of two and five, with
Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. William w. IT.
win as hostesses. In addition to the
full attendance of the club number
of invited guests were present, making
it one of the largest meetings ever held.
At the conclusion of the game refresh
ments were served and the prizes
awarded to the winners. Mrs. Harry
/ Stallman won the club prize, a cut
glass mayonnaise bowl, and Mrs. W.
w. Arnett captured the visitors prize,
| a lockwood jug.
/ Wednesday night number OF
Eighth ward young people gave hay
ride out the National pike. The trip
was made to point beyond Elm
Grove, where refreshments were served.
All those who took in the affair had
/ highly enjoyable time. 49,.
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| Miss Theresa Beuter, we'll known
young lady. will hold series of
| dances during the winter months at the
! Odd Fellows hall. The first dance will
/ be held on October 3. No doubt the
| dances will be very well attended.
| Wednesday evening Mr.. Patrick Con-
/ nahan and wife entertained at their
/ home in the East End with euchre
party. Refreshments were served at a
seasonable hour.
! The Opera House band and orchestra
/ will give one of their delightful con-
certs on Tuesday evening. October 1st
at the Wheeling Park. If we have fair
weather there will undoubtedly be a
/ large attendance.
A party of young people composed or
/ Misses Jessie Turner, Mamie Long,
Mamie Ritz. Mary Brett, Messrs. Harry
/ Kloss and Will Schad made the trip to
! Colerain Wednesday night. On their
I ,.o+rrp thav took sumner at the VAN