Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-14

Miss Hulda schwalb pleasantly enter
4ained a number of friends wednesday
evening at her home on North Main
street In honor of her cousin, Mr. Ben
ME IAzar, OF st. louis, Mo. The affair
vas In the nature OF a lawn fete, the
avn being beautifully decorated with
Japanese lanterns and national colors
The evening was spent in dancing and
music. AZ a seasonable hour an elab-
crate luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were Elsie and Myrtle Reizenstein,
Fredia and Julia Jacobs, Erma and
Hulda Schwalb, Nettie Blumenthai,
sadie volker, Herbert buchanan, Her
bert Tmsheinaer, Gerson Eisenberg, Il.
Sehwalb. Out of town guests wer9 Eta
stephany Hirtenstein, Chicago, H.;
Belle. Elrose and Charles Reizenstein,
Allegheny, Pa; Ethel Spira, Cleveland,
Chic: Annie Kreiger, OF New York. N
Y: Mildreth and Henry Sultzbacher
Braddock. Pa: Ruby Wolf, Martin
Ferry. Ohio; Lille Herzberg, Bellaire,
Ohio; Bonnie Jazar. st. Louis, Mo.
Another interesting event in the ma
ture of a farewell for the Hon. Fl. f.
Behrens, who left Thursday morning on
two years trip through Europe, TOOK
.iace tuesday night in Henry Bieber-
sons cafe. being leave-taking on the
part of the Deutsche Lere-Verein, or
reading circle OF which Mr.. Behrens is
a popular member. Among those pres
ent with the guest OIL honor we're G. w.
Bente, of the Deutsche Zeitung; the Rev.
William Ulfert, of St. Johns Church;
Carl Doerer. of Bellaire, and Bruno
Hoehl. of Wheeling. A dainty lunch
con was discussed, in the course OF
which all present made interesting
speeches. Mr.. Behrens was presented
with beautiful travelling cup, suitably
ribbed. The gift was received by
a. Behrens in few words expressing
Il tenderest sentiments of friendship.
Thursday being Press Day OF Carni-
va week the genial newspaper frater-
nifty were right royalty entertained.
They assembled about twenty in num-
Der. including several out of town pen
Gil pushers, at the Hotel Mcclure at l
O'Clock and under the direction OF
Chairman r. M. Archer, were escorted
70 the Fair Grounds, where they wit
messed the races, going thence to the
base ball grounds to see the game.
Later they repaired to the Arion Hall.
where the following menu prepared by
s Caterer Haberstick was discussed:
Gu, consomme en- tasse. p,,. FL,
Hoilandaise Potatoes.
Spring Chicken on Toast.
Peas Salad.
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes.
Frontage de Brie. Crackers.
The wedding of Miss Francis Burt
and Mr.. George wagner, both well
known young people Of the East End,
is announced to take place the latter
part Of this month.
At the parsonage of the Fourth Street
M e. Church last Tuesday evening, Mr.
Geo. D. Hotson and Miss Katie Risk,
both young people of Warrington, were
married by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. west
hafer.
On the 10th OF July, at Steubenville,
occurred the wedding of the following
we'll known individuals: Oscar w.
Fowler, a popular railroad brakeman,
OF Bellaire, was married to Miss Jennie
Rodgers, and Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown ana
Miss Mary Tenant, of Wheeling, were
married.
A conspicuous turnout this week was
the pair of black Kentucky thorough
breds driven by Mrs. William A. lsett.
They were brought here from the Ken
lucky stables and purchased by Mrs.
Iaett to drive with her double steated
GLADSTONE.
Thursday, at her home In the East
End, Miss Elsie Case entertained the
members of class No. IA OF the Fist
Christian church. There were present
Misses Isia Cast Marie Case, Laura
lmhoff, Susie Taylor, Clara Warneke,
Ethel Henthorn, Iva Radcliff, Ella
Lob, Messr,. Samuel Warneke, Louis
Warneke, Waiter Taylor, Frank Hen
thorn, Stanley Dillon. George Cliff
ton.
Mrs. Joseph speer and daughter, Miss
Eiizabe,a, hasN left for Long Island,
where they will spend the summer with
relatives.
The Blue Ribbon Club will give
dance st Blue Ribbon hail in BenHood
Tomorrow evening. The music viii be
furnished by Prof. Long. The club in
vito all their friends.
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= ha-s ride was hugely enjoyed by
esowd OF prsurkuent NUNS pcsiaiss. peo-
rs on Friday esg.sNx. They drU~v
:, Maultown ana had supper at IL
oSock. The party was( composed Of the
ioeowing persons: Misses Vernice Nc
CfSrnba. Ella Clements. Mabel Lcht.n-
berger Katie Darrah. Nell Tallnan.