Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-11

Social Affairs.
Fire Chief Bob" Wine showed his
appreciation OF the generosity of his as
sociates in the department, by hand
somely entertaining them last evening
! at the Atlantic engine house. All the
department assembled at nine o'clock
and shortly after that hour they were
invited to the second story of the build
ing, where small tables were arranged.
in sufficient number to accommodate
all the guests, who included also Tue
fire committee Of Council, D. w. Baird.
and Mr.. Bickerton, ex-members of the
IRE committee, and representatives of
the press.
J Excellent refreshments were served.
after which cigars were lighted and
several speeches were made Thos.
OBrien, Jr., spoke on behalf of Chief
Cline. who is peerless fire fighter but
not much pumpkins" as an orator.
Mr. OBrien referred to the good feel
as evidenced by the presentation of
| the diamond ring to the Chief last Sat-
urday, and the Chiefs entertainment
! OF the men last evening. He felicitat-
| ed both upon this happy condition of
affairs, and congratulated the public
| upon the harmony in the department,
| and the unity of effort to accomplish
i the best results.
/; Chief Cline called upon Chas. j.
! Schuck, ESQ.,, who expressed his pleas
ure at being present, and gave hearty
| endorsement to the sentiments ex-
pressed by Mr.. O'Brien. He also re-
/ ferred to the mutual good will in the
! department, and commended Chief
/ Cline for the preservation Of the strict
est discipline. He trusted that the
| pleasant occasion would always be re-
membered by those who were present
Several other speakers followed Mr..
| Schuck
Last evening at the home of Miss
Blanche Chapman on South Penn
! street, occurred one of the most de-
lightful of receptions 1t was given in
honor of the marriage of her friend,
4 Miss Eleanor Simpson, residing on
1 South York street, which takes place
this evening. Miss Chapman, as host
/ ess, aided by her assistants, left moth
ing undone to make the occasion one of
! delight. The numerous forms of
amusements presented kept all pres
ent overflowing with good humor and
I refreshments were served that har-
monized in such a way as to make. the
evening one long to be remembered.
This afternoon at A o'clock, the
graduates of Washington and Jefferson
College, will assemble at the residence
of DR.. F. J. LIE Moyne Hupp and or
ganize local Alumni Association.
Special to the Register.
Steubenville, O., June 10.-James L.
Clark, aged q and Sidney Dilworth,
aged 20, of Wheeling, were married
| here to-day. Both are well known
young people in the city in which they
make their home. Only a few friends
witnessed the ceremony.
! The ladies' of the congregation of the
/ Second United Presbyterian church are
making arrangements to serve dinner
and supper daily during the week of
the Carnival, in the new chapel on
! Fourteenth street, which will be ready
| for use by that time. The ladies will
serve excellent meals, and deserve to
! be literally patroniZed.
Mr. D. M. Mcdonald and Miss Annie
! Rohrl, of the East End, were quietly
married at the Bishops Episcopal res
! idence by the Rev. Father o. H. Moye
on May 18th. They nave the best
wishes of their many friends and are
| now residing on South Broadway.
Louis F. Gravat, the famous whist
Ter, who appeared at Wheeling Park
last Sunday, has been engaged to take
| part in,the concert by the Opera House
! Military Band, which will be one of
the features of the Sommernachtsfest
! by the Arion. The affair was to have
| been given last Thursday, but was
: postponed on account of the inclement
weather.
At the residence of Mrs Belinda
Jones, No 1O7 Fifteenth street pref
ty home wedding was solemnized at
/ five o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
f. which the happy principals were her
| estimable and winsome daughter, Miss
Maud, and Mr. C. w. Scheck, a promi-
nent young business man of Pittsburg.
| The guests present included number
/ of friends of the groom from Pittsburg.
| The house was very tastefully decorat-
! ed with flowers and plants. The Of
j floating clergyman was the Rev. c. NJ.
/ Oliphant pastor of the First Christian
/ church After the ceremony and con-
/ gratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Scheck de-
| parted upon a honeymoon trip. They
will make their home in Pittsburg.