Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
SUMNER SOCIAL SAUCE.
LATEST RETURNS FROM OUR s0cIs-
N FOLKS.
Who are Rustlcatine and whers-Visitors
To and From the City-Register
Reporters Among the Bellies
and Beaux.

city at present, owing Prlncipaiiy W TUG
TACT that 30 many of our people are sum-
mering, either in the country or at some
OF the many resorts with which the
mountains and sea coast abound. AT
OCEAN CITY,
that delightful resort in Maryland,
cooled by the waters Of Chesapeake Bay,
which wash by, several OF our people
can be found. They report delightful
time, though it is approaching the END
OF the beach season. Physicians recon-
mend the air early, and the noun
tain air later in the season. The former
brings the visitor into condition and
the latter then builds him up. Among
the Wheelingites who have chosen
Ocean CITY in which to spend their time
are the following:
DR.. r. w. Hazlett, wife and daughter,
OF the Eighth ward.
Miss Sue Linch, OF LaBelle street.
DIR. J. Nj. Pipes and Mrs. Pipes, OF
Jacob street, Eighth ward.
Mrs. James PAUL and Miss Maggie
OFT, OF the North End.
Mr.. Tom Cumnons, OF Bellaire, and
his sisters, Misses Lizzie and Maggie,
are also at Ocean City.
THE SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH,
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
is now in the height OF the season and
is crowded with guests. At no resort
in the country can be found more gem
uine aristocracy, or greater wealth, than
annually assemble at "the White" TO
dance at the morning German or even
ny iull dress hop in the ball room, or
stray along the winding paths among
the woods OF Lovers Leap" Quite
number of Wheeling people are ENJOY
ing themselves there.
Mrs. Col. Dslaplain and family re-
main, the Colonel having gone East.
Mrs. Frank Hearne and Miss Annie
Hearne are also there, and Governor
Mathews and family, and among the
gentlemen are DIR. r. Harvey, Ran
S,alnsker, Frank Ogebay and Ned.
Stalnaker.
AT CRANBERRY SUMMIT,
the highest point on the B. < y. road,
where blankets and fires at night are
among the luxuries, more OF our people
are escaping the heat and dust of the
city.
Mrs. Jack Adams, of the Island, has
been there since the last OF June, and
will probably remain until the end oil
the season.
Mr.. ID. c. List and family have been
there for quite a while, also.
FL. Booking and Will Amick were
there for short holiday, and have re-
turned home.
hlrs. Jake Greer and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Turner are there.
Mrs. Ed. Clendenning and Miss Gene
Logan expect to 90 up during the week.
AT DEER PARK,
sixteen miles east OF Cranberry, and the
most beautiful spot on the line OF the
road, Wheeling people are exceedingly
scarce.
Mrs. Hull Quarter is there, but is
lar from we'll and il confined to her
room.
Mrs. Lawrence Woodward, who has
been visiting at the residence OF capt.
George w. Harrison, has returned to
this city.
Mrs. George r. Tingle is summering
at Berkeley Springs, still further east.
This hotel has been filled the entire
summer and they "are having a royal
time" Ell. Tinple says, and he knows.
Mr.. S. Ii. Woodward and family. OF
North Front street, Island are rustlcat-
ing at Westport Harbor, Mass. Mrs.
Spaulding Wallace expects TO leave Mt.
Beileview to-day, for the same place.
AT VARIOUS PLACES.
]. II. Hobbs, ESQ, and wife, of the
Eighth ward, are spending the summer
in Boston. Their father, J. l.. Hobbs,
Esq with his wife, is at Lynn, Mass.
Capt. Spaulding Wallace and Major
Tom Norton are among the mines oil
Silver Cliff, Colorado.
Miss Matte Hubbard is summering
with relativesin Clinton county, Indiana.
Miss Callie Girard is rusticating near
franklin Springs, Penn.
Miss Minnie s. Black is among rela-
tives at Woodland. Marshall county,
W. V.
Mrs. WV. Hoge and family are at the
Mount Alto Hotel in Mineral county.
T.. L. Bill, Esq, chief clerk OF the
Auditors office, is with his family, max
Ing a tour of the lakes.
Miss Amy Chapline is among her
friends, summering in Coleraine town.
ship, in Belmont county, Ohio.
Auditor Miller's wife and family are
among the mountains at Hagerstown,
Nd. The auditor has returned, recent
lv, from the same section and speaks in
glowing terms OF his trip.
Miss Alice Kelley is visiting q young
lady friend in Pittsburgh. She will
shortly become the guest OF Miss Means,
OF Steubenville.
Miss Lizzie Mong. of the North End,
is visiting at Hagerstown.
RETURNING AND STARTING TRAVELLERS:
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib, our we'll known
vocal teacher, returned from Chicago,
Yesterday, where she has been visiting
in musical circles.
Miss Agnes Dillon and Miss Carrie
English, OF the Island, returned on
Thursday, from rusticating tour to
Guernsey county, Ohio.
Miss Jennie Coen, OF the Garden
Spot" willleave next week for an extend
ed visit to Chicago.
Mr.. John Frew and his daughters,
Misses Mary and Ida, who have been
inhaling the seabreezes OF Newport Har-
bour, are expected home to-day:
Miss Dora Hildreth, OF Chapline
street, Third ward, leaves for a visit to
Evansville. next week.
J.O. Golfer. Esq, leaves this morning
for an extensive trip through the wide
West.
Miss Julia Wilson, of the South Side,
leaves for Chicago this morning.
Miss Mamie Britt, OF Fifteenth street.
returned yesterday from two months
trip to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. I. II. Williams and wife, Miss
Lulu Cummins, Miss Jennie Bloom
field and Messrs. John Pogue and Tom
Howell returned last night from a
breathing spell OF the mountain air OF
Cranberry and Aurora.
Rev. d. A Cunningham and wife and
his nieces, Misses May and Lizzie Sim
clair, returned on Thursday from the
mountain district near Keyser, Mineral