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

Discher, popular East End young peo-
pie. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of a large gathering OF
1 friends and relatives of the happy cou-
pie by the Rev. William Ulfert. We'd
nesdNy morning Mr., and Mrs. Discher
! departed on a wedding tour to Buffalo
and other Lake points.
At the Park Casino Monday evening,
Prof. Delbrugge rendered his frlends
the last concert and dance OF the sum-
mer season. The famous Rock Springs
/ orchestra dlscoursed an excellent con-
/ cert programme and Mrs. Julia wy
man appeared twice on the programme
with pleasing renditions. The concert
programme concluded at ten O'Clock
and the remainder of the evening was
given up to dancing by the large as
semblage present.
Miss Ella Fleming will conduct
series of dances at the Carroll club
every Friday evening. The opening
will occur at Wheeling Park Casino
Friday evening, October A. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music
Thursday at her home in Fulton,
number of friends of Miss Margaret
Hilton called on her and rendered her
a very pleasant surprise. The even
ing was pleasantly passed and at sea-
sonable hour refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Margaret
and Mollie Yoke, Maud and Nellie
Kirk. Nellie Ruehl, Lily Hilton;
Messrs. Charles Snyder, George Koch,
Charles Rnehl, Chas. Zoeckler, Add
son Daily and Frederick Schenk.
The Brothers of the Mystic Night
last evening rendered to their depart
ing brother, Mr. Minger Truschel re-
ception and banquet in honor OF MS
returning to college. Just before the
adjournment the scene was very pref
tv and effective, as Mr.. Truschel STOOD
directly facing the members OF the
Brotherhood on small thone covered
by an American flag dropping on elth-
er side to the laurel and Ivy leaves
that trailed gracefully to the floor ana
having for a background a large medl-
cal fraternity pin with different color
ed electric lights which circled round
his head like radiant halo. He mace
a farewell address, after which all re
tired to the banquet hall and partook
of very elaborate course dinner, FOL
lowed by cigars. At late hour eaeh
member babe farewell to their depart
ing comrade, which closed the festlvi-
ties of the evening. Mr.. rruschel le1t
on the Pennsylvania railroad at I;Zo
for Philadelphia, where he Is taking
course in medicine.
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The leading social event of Wells
burg was the marriage of II. w. PAUL.,
of that city, to Miss Lou Beall, which
took place Saturday afternoon at the
beautiful home of the brides parents,
near independence Mr.. PAUL is one
of the owners of the Eagle glass fac
tory. and one of the most progressive
young business men of this city, while
the bride is one of Brooke county's
fairest and most highly esteemed
daughters A large crowd of relatives
and friends of both families from
Wellsburg, VIII eeling and Bethany wit
messed the ceremony. The young cou-
PIE will leave Monday IN trip through
the south and west, after which they
will go to housekeeping at Mr.. Paulls
beautiful home on Pleasant avenue,
Wellsburg.
Prof. George Delbrugge will open MS
school of physical culture, Delsarte
and dancing about October 10th. A re-
ception will be given on the opening
evening.
The Suburban Club held its first
meeting of the winter season at Blue
Ribbon hall, Benwood, and it was quite
a nice affair, and very enjoyable
throughout. Prof. John Long played
the piano. The next affair will be
given next Thursday evening, October
Bird.
The concert and dance at Wheeling
park Casino last Monday night, given
by Prot. Delbrugge was one OF the most
artistic and enjoyable affairs OF the
summer season. 1t was also the last
of the outdoor entertainments. The
attendance was not large, probably on
account of the many social affairs held
during the week. Mrs. Julia Wyman,
of Toronto Ont, was the soloist and
a better voice was never heard at the
park. The Rock Spring orchestra also
delighted everyone.