Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
SOCIAL SALAD.
Panoramic Yisw of Last Weeks
Gaysties.
Gossip of People and Chat Of Parties
Personal Mention and Sayings
Resume of Social Matters.

After Easter had shone IN and dissipsted
the sombre days of Lent the social bell
was rung with renewed vigor and the social
belle took up the thread of her fashion
able dissipation with undiminished ardor,
Last week presented an unusual number OF
parties and balls and one would have
thought The season had just begun instead
of lust closing. The late winter aud cool
weather gave zest to those enjoy
which the coming of spring must neces-
sarily curtail.
Miss E. Roely has returned from short
Eastern trip.
Mrs. Sam Norton is quite i'll at her home
on the Island.
Mrs. Metcalf of Fifteenth street, is visit
ing friends in Alabama.
Miss jamie Lagrange, OF Warrington, o.,
is visiting Island friends.
w. B. Tunstall, of Baltimore, dropped in
on his friends Wednesday.
James Southworth. well known gentle
man, is q guest in the city.
Miss Annie Chapline was the guest last
week of Elm Grove friends.
J.E. Coen returned from all extended
tour in the Far Southwest.
Misses Walker and Judkins,of Flushing.
o., visited the city Friday.
Mrs. ]. Braddock, of Washington, Pa,
visited the city yesterday.
Mrs. Plankey, OF Pittsburg, is visiting
her parents on l4th street.
Miss Monte began, of Sardis, is visiting
friends in the Eighth ward.
Frank Ralston. of Columbus o., is the
guest of South Side friends.
Miss Annie Sage OF Meundsville, is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Mr.. Blake and wife were the guest last
Tuesday of Wheeling friends.
Miss jamie Lewis, Of Hoboken, n. j., IS
the guest of Wheeling friends.
Will Radcliffe, OF Wellsburg, was guest
last week OF friends in the city.
Borden Singleton, of Newark, O., is the
guest of Chapline street friends.
Mrs. Patterson will! leave in few days
for New York, her future home.
Will Hunters many friends will be glad
to learn he is slowly improving.
Mr.. Benjamin Fisher leaves to-day on
short business trip 10 Cincinnati.
JohnS1 anderson, the engineer, laid OIL
last week on account OF sickness.
Judge G. l. Crammer is confined to the
house with a slight indisposition.
Judge Johnson returned, Friday, from a
short visit to Parkersburg, w. Va.
G. w. Ullom and family, of Waynes-
burg, is visiting Wheeling friends.
. Miss Bee Hough, will be the guest next
week of Mrs. Dent. of kirkwood, ..
Mrs. l.. C. Reed left for Pittsburgh
Thursday TO resume her art studies.
Mrs. Blankensop, of Wellsburg, was the
guest Monday Of friends in the city.
Mrs. Charles Brady, of Wellsburg, has
been spending few days in the city.
Hazlett Cummins was guest in the fore
part of the week of Wellsburg friends.
Harry Harden, of Steubenville, was the
guest this week of friends in the city.
Judge r. H. Cochran and family, of To-
ledo, o., are visiting Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Paxton, of Wellsburg, w. Va, was
the guest last week of friends in the city.
Mr.. A. NJ Ridgely. of West Liberty, was
the guest. Friday, of friends in the city.
John Bullock, prominent young Park
ersburger, is visiting friends in the city.
A. J. Colbourne, of Bethany, West Va,
was guest Friday of Wheeling friends.
Miss Jennie Lancaster, OF Portsmouth,
Ohio, isthe guest Of friepds in the city.
Ex.J6stice Phillips leaves This week for
The Far West TO grow up With the country.
Mrs. J. C. Bennett and daughter, Grace,
of California, are visiting friends in the
city.
d. c. List and daughter Miss List, are
still lingering among friends In the Quaker
city.
Miss Aggie Rose entertained a number
of her friends at tea on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Matte Hubbard has been quite i'll
for several weeks at her home on the South
Side.
Mrs. Josie Cox, of CreSap's Grove, was the
guest last week of friends on the South
Side.
B. NJ. Amber, prominent Parkersburg
attorney, is quartered in our midst for few
days.
Mr.. T. B. Camden and family left
Thursday for Petersburg, their future
home.
Major Anderson and lady are having a
delightful tour through the Southern
States.
Elmer Frasher will leave Wednesday for
Washington, Pa, to resume his collegiate
studies.
Capt Bob McEldowney, of New Martins
vile, was the guest last week OF friends In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb, have broken up
housekeeping, and taken rooms at Mt.
Belleview.
MIR. Richard Mofat, of Breckenridge
City, Colorado, is the guest Of his cousin,
T. c. Mofat.
Frank Hearne, and wife, will take poss'
eSSion this week of their pleasant home at
LeGtherwoOd.
Rob. Browning, a we'll known Marietta
youth, is sojourniug for few days with
Island friends.
Mrs. Teece took possession, Yesterday, oil
the boarding house formerly in charge OF
Mrs. Patterson.
Jacob Brilles arrived home from Wooster
University, Friday evening, to enjoy a
weeks vacation.
Mrs Frank Bessie, of Middleport Ohio,
is the guest of her father, &. q. McCOurR,
of the East End.
Simon Klee, a we'll known Pittsburgh
tourist, also fine amateur musician, is
guest in the city.
John Weidman, of Powhatan, O., has re-
turned home after an extended visit to
Wheeling friends.
Walter S. Sands, prominent Parkers
burg lawyer. is visiting the city, attending
the Supreme Court
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Maggie Hughes, Of
Petersburg, are guests of Mrs. Thomas K
Owens, of Sixteenth street.
Miss Mollie Douglass, beautiful and
! accomplished lady, is the guest of Miss
Ginnie Coen, of the Island.
Miss Ella Dillon, OF the Garden Spot
leaves tomorrow for weeks sojourn
| among friends in Yew York.
Mrs. Roberts has taken possession of the
Simms boarding house, the Misses Simms
retiring on the LIST of April.
W. L. Cole, prominent legal light of the
Parkersburg bar, was in the city in attend
ance Of the Supreme Court
Mr.. and Mrs Brockunier have returned
to their old home at Kirkwood, O., after a
winters sojourn in the city.
Mr.. Hopkins and family, OF Fifteenth
street, have removed to BeIlaire, where he
will so into the grocery business.