Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
WHEETING. W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 20. 1883.
PaRKERssuRe PicaNes.
The Aeme Club InduIse I'm Pleasant
Social Event-Recenf Deaths-visf-
tors, Etc.
SDeclql 10 he Relis!r.


Special 10 The Register. e..
PARKERsBUgG, June 19-Rev. Father
Hickey will lecture at New Martinsville
Wednesday night on the reasons and doc.
trine Of the Catholic church. The lecture
will be under tie auspices of Rev. Father
Daily, who has charge at New Martinsyille,
and the proceeds of the lecture will be ap-
piled to the erection OF new church at
that point.
Of Galesburg, H., accom- panied by his wife,
have been the guests of DR.. NJ. Campbell.
and will visit friends in Wheeling during
the present week.
Mr.. Ed. Gilfllan is en- titled 10 thanks of
the REGISTER correspondent for a singular
FREAK of nature in the shape of a rose by bri-
died with a common Cuckle burr. The
development of both is perfect, and Is quite
curiosity.
B. H. Foley's funeral took place from his
late residence, on Monday and was largely
attended by our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tavenner have the
sympathy CT their host of frienIs in the
death of their daughter. Carrie was child
OF more than usual promise, bright, attrac-
tive, and loved by all who knew her. Her
illness was Of short duration, but she suf-
fered great deal.
A Social Event.
One OF the most pleasant social events Of
the season, was the entertainment given by
the Acme Club, at their room in the Acad-
emy of Music, on Monday night. The fol-
lowing is a list of those present: Camden
Rathbone NJ. c. Van Wrinkle, f.. p. Chan.
cellor, 4. J. Smith, A. S. Adair, Will Kraft,
D.tN ~
Moss, Benz. BlaCkford, James Mitchell,
Will Jackson. W. J. Boreman, Geo. Neal
Stewart Conley. The occasion was graced
with the presence of the following young
ladies: Misses Bernie Blackford, Lou Stev-
enson, Julia Cook Emma Stamm of Wheel
ing, Belle jenkins, Carrie Kraft Kate Har-
ris, May Bukey, Belle Carnahan, Nettie
Ramsey, Nettie Fracker, Washington, d. c.,
Bette Chancellor Georgia Neal and Miss
TiCe, of Wheeling. The following married
guests were also present, and besides add
ing dignity TO the occasion contributed
largely to the pleasures Of the evening:
Mrs. G. Blackford, Mrs. X. Van Wrinkle
and DR.. and Mrs. Frank Adams, Of Balti.
more.
The rooms were gay with flowers, adorned
with works of art, and presented beauti-
full appearance. SChilling's orchestra was
present aid to the sweet strains the light
fantastic was tripped until II 80 when the
happy company repaired 10 Mrs. Wild's,
where ample Justice was done to the msg-
nificent repast prepared for the occasion,
after which the party wended their way
home, all highly delighted with the even
ing'S entertainment.
General Notes.
II. J. Rose, of Wheeling who has been
here on business, left for Matamoras on the
Courier Monday evening.
United States Court convened on Mon.
day. the day being occupied in hearing
chancery cases. The grand jury will not
meet until the 25th INST. Deputy Marshal
Remby went to Jackson county on Satur-
day and arrested Geo. II. Mckay. on a
charge of robbing the postotlice at Silver
ton, Jackson county. on May 10Th last,
some stamps, whisky and tobacco being
before Comm .5ioner Powell to-day and
held in bond OF 81 600, which he failed to
give to-day, but expects 10 do so Tuesday.
Counsellor Prickett, of Eavenswood ap
peared for the accused.
Tie Second National Bank is being much
improved by coat Of paint.