Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-29
SOCIETY SALAD.
Events and Gossip and Chat
ter Of the city.

Henry Somehow goes to Philadelphia
on trip to-day.
John p Hervey, of the Cleveland Leader,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. j. L. Neeley left the city yesterday,
10 visit friends in Burgettstown, Pa.
Master of Transportation Clement of the
Baltimore & Ohio was in the city yester-
day.
There are quite number of very hand
some and popular young lady visitors IN
our city.
Samuel d. Hubley. of Pittsburgh, con-
nected with the Bradstreet Agency, is at the
Mcclure.
Last night Miss Mary Dickey celebrated
her birthday and INVITED q few friends to
assist her.
Miss Catherine Kinkaid who is the guest
og Mrs Isett, will not return to her Lam
caster home for few days yet
7. E. Ritter, A. Shuler, J. S. Connolly and
W. II. Carruthers, Pittsburgh iron manu-
facturers, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Captain Devries, of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, left last evening 10 his family in
Washington, where they have been visit
ing.
Frank Stanton, ESQ. will shortly leave
I'm trim through the West to recuperate
his health, which has been taxed by oyer-
work.
John S. Connolly, ESQ, son of DIR. J. II.
Connolly, former resident of Wheeling,
is now the guest of DIR. Storer, of Triapel-
Phia.
Hans Waddle. OF this city, who was laid
up with the fever at the Astor House in
New York recently, has now nearly entire
ly recovered.
VIM. H. Shaffer, a prominent mailer of
this city who has been several months at
the Hot Springs for his health-being q
sufferer from rheumatism-has returned
home.
Miss Jennie Raymond and Miss Bee
HOugh, two yiyaciOuS young ladies OF
FairmOnt, W. Va, will return home this
morning, much to the regret OF numerous
friends.
Captain James \. Allison, of the Second
Cavalry, L. =. A, accompanied by II. w
Allison. Of Allentown, Pa, and l.. S. ALI
son, of HazelwOOd, Pa, brothers OF Mrs
Fred Norton, made her a flying visit yes
terday.
Extensive preparations are now going on
at The famous White Sulphur Springs, and
the season will doubtless be more brilliant
than ever, though this will he hard to
lUldElIt. All the
mentS OF last year will shortly be finished.
Even thus early, fashionable folk, who
invariably leave the city for resorts are be-
ginning to plan where they will so during
tine hot months. As number OF our
Wheeling people last summer and the
summer before went TO Asbury Park, y.
j.. those who 60 there again will be pleased
with The Harborsge." These cottages
are in the new and most desirable part OF
Asbury Park Immediately ON the ocean
and main drive leading TO Elberon and
Long Branch. Rooms can he secured al
ready by addressing Mrs. Bulkley. 3O5 Fifth
Avenue. New York City.
The latest society frOliC is the soap bub-
bic party" One was held on Fifteenth
street, on Thursday night, and was the first
ever given in the city. The arrangements
for the game were complete and beautiful.
Upon a large square table covered with
cotton were placed two handsome punch
bowls OF perfumed soapSuds; while on
either side are scattered innumerable clay
pipes daintily hand painted by the fair
Young hostess and tied two of each kind
with bright ribbons of red, orange, blue
and rose For these pretty bagatelles each
lady and gentleman present was permitted
10 draw; those drawing corresponding
COlors participating as partners in the
blowing of bubbles, and to the fortunate
competitor who blew the largest bubble
was awarded a handsome souvenir, the
one selected for the ladies differing from
that intended for the gentlemen.