Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-21
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
Parasrapbie PenciIipEs OF Persons asd
Events

Mrs. Henry Harper will pass the heated
term at Asoury Park.
Mr.. G. G.. Johnson, of Long Reach, is
auartered at the Stamm.
Thos J. Phillips, Of ClaysvilIe, Pa, left
for Ford Creek, ILL.,, to locate.
The Happy Eigh; will give grand pic
mic at Gre ssp's grove on the 9th OF ane.
Misses Aggie and Annie Wilson left
Saturday for their future home in New
York.
Capt John Mcclure aud wife are sum-
mering among friends in Tayiorsville,
Texas.
Harry Person is stopping for few days
in the city previous TO his departure Tor
Mexico.
Major Aldersou's little niece has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks with
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paxton will spend
he latter portion of the heated season IN
he West.
Ed. NJ. Doty, nopu|ar Columbus gen.
tleman, is sncading few days with friends
in thc',.ty.
Mrs. Robert Delaplain has returned from
q delightful visit of several weeks duration
in the south.
Major Anderson left Saturday on a
weeks business trip to Boston, Hartford
and New York.
Miss Wiley, of Bellaire, a charming
school miss, is the guest Of Mrs. Will Fee,
OF the South Side.
Miss Mary Steel, an accc nplished West
Liberty lady, was a guest, Friday, o. her
friends in the city.
Rev. D. B. Updegraff and lady, of Mt
Pleasant, Ohio, were guests OF Sixteenth
street friends Thursday.
The Pansy Blossom Social will give its
second picnic of the season at White Pine
Grove on the I'd Of June.
Miss Emma Stamm and Sallie Teece will
spend the early portion OF the summer
with Parkersburg friends.
Miss Minnie Donaldson, charming Is
land be lie. left Friday on an extended visit
to friends in Washington, Pa.
Harry Stewart and wife, of New Martins.
vile, were recipients OF the hospitality OF
their Wheeling friends Thursday.
George Mckee, Of the East End, arrived
home yesterday from Cincinnati, where
he hes been attending the law school.
Will McMccheA returned Friday from
New York. He reports business as boom
ing in his line of business throughout the
country.
Mr.. Harry J. Kuhn, of Philadelphia, was
a guest yceterday at the Mcclure, and left
last evening for down the river on the st.
Lawrence.
st. Matthews Sunday school are rehe rs.
ing for cantat2 to be given under the
guidance and direction Of Misses Nardy
and Wilde.
&C. Slower, the genial collector OF Men.
del Il Co., is recupcra,ing his cxheu r. el-
ergiCs among his friends in his old home
in Allegheny, Pa.
Sam. Miller, Jr., of Wheeling, is here on
q visit TO witness the marriage OF Mr.. Con-
nell and Miss Norvell, which took place to-
day.-KdadchU Gazette Of lGh.
Col. K. NJ. Strother and wife, OF East st.
ous, Mo. are quartered at the Mcclure
House. The Colonel will make his home
for several months at this popular resort.
J. F. Corners manager OF the Mutual
Union telegraph office in this city, whose
marriage occurred in Washington, ID. c.,
on Monday last, has arrived here with his
bride.
Harry Sprucebank, handsome young
man of the South Side, and of tender years,
and Miss Ella Gallagher, OF the same Sec
tion were welded at West Alexander re.
Gently.
The Social Dancing Club will hop at the
residence OF Gus Rolf on 18th street next
Friday evening Mr.. Relfs family is in
Europe, and while he is way the boys are
keeping Bachelors Hall.
The social dancing club will hold May
party at Sleepy Hollow next Thursday.
This beautiful spot is situated about ten
miles east of the city. The party expect
TO 20 out in BUSES and will have a jolly
time.
The committee representing the Arion,
Beethoven and Germania singing societies
met Friday evening and decided to take
the C. n p. road to attend the Saneerfest
at Buffalo on July lGth. The fare for the
round trip will be SIC.
The commencement exercises OF the
Seguin Collegiate Institute will be held at
the Opera House on the 10Th Instead OF the
Goth of June as stated yesterday morning.
The change was made on account OF the
much needed renovatiOns of the theatre.
c. f. Hull, yardmaster of the p {. & st.
at this point, hes severed his connection
with the company, and will go east, to
take position with the New York and
New England Company. Charlie is a
clever, courteous boy, and his friends will
be sorry TO zee him go.
J. B. Fordyce, OF Wheeling, West Virgin:
ia. brother OF Col. S. w. Fordyce, arrived
in the city Saturday, and is guest at the
Arlington hotel. We hope Mr. Fordyce will
be as much pleased with Ho, Springs as all
his brothers who have ever come here, and
will do as they have done-ms'Ie his future
home with uS.-Ifot Springs (Ark.) Horse
Shoe.
VIM. Martin, secretary OF the Amllsa.
mated Association, accompanied by Samuel
WeighniGht, q trustee. and Hon. VIM.
WAYS pcmJer of the Pennsylvania Leg
islrture representing Allegheny county,
and also trustee OF the ass )ciation, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening in COM
pany with Vice President Thompson. They
ore Quartered at the Stanm House, and eX-
pectlto stop in the city couple Of days.
Messrs. W. Z Reppert and J. c. Lenius,
two prominent B. & y. officials, have rooms
at the Stamm.
Mr.. Edward Smith and bride, of Nev
Haven, Conn.,, are occupying the brlda!
chambers at the Stamm.
Sheriff Jas. Mcknight and guards Harri.
son and W. f. Gwin and G. l.. Lilly, OF
Hinton, Sumner county, are al the stamm,
having brought some prisoners to Mounds
vile on Saturday.
Mr.. Fred. Brainerd, vel, known New
York shoe drummer, spent several days
among the trade here.
Miss Nellie Boyer is visiting Mrs. Lewis,
OF the South Side.
Misses Fannie and Ella Noble, OF Clays-
Vile, were guests of Wheeling friends,
Friday.
Mrs. James Brand, OF Richmond, Nd,
is visiting South Side friends.
Miss Jessie Mercer, OF New Athens, Ohio,
who has been visiting irIends in the city
for several weeks. returns home to-day, to
the great regret OF her many friends.
1t is rumored that one of Bethany's most
talented Juniors mas great attachment for
a certain village out the Il. d o.
Mrs. Frank Lowther, OF Mckeesport, Pa.
is visiting relatives on the South Side.
Miss Eva Jones is the guest OF Miss
Thomas, at Beaver, Pa.
Mrs George Richards OF Rochester, Pa,
who has been visiting among friends in the
city. returned home Saturday.
Ex-Governor Peirpoint was among the
notable guests in the city last week.
Messrs. +. NJ. Eaton and n. S. Adams,
two prominent ST. Cairiv!le gentlemen,