Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
PERSONAL POINTS.
Fresh Gossip Of the DoinSs OF varieu
PeODle.

Mr.. Cadd0, oil ZanesYille, w., IS VlSltlhS
friends in this place. d
Miss Jennie Lyle, OF Fairview, is visiting
friends on the Island. .-
Mrs. W. l.. Pendletou and son are visit
ing friends in the city. a.... 81
Col. Woodward returned yesterday to his
home in Wheeling, Ala. =. e.
Mrs. W. L. Heiskell left yesterday for
Cincinnati, to visit friends.
Miss jamie Lathrop, of Pittsburgh, is q
guest.of friends IN the city.
Miss Nellie Kincaid, OF Dayton, D., is
visiting friends in the city. ..
Mr. Geo HartIidge. OF New Athens, O., is
a guest of Wheeling friends.
Miss Wills, of Sistersville, O., was guest
last week of friends in the city.
Miss Addie Gale, OF Bethany was q guest
Saturday of friends in the city.
Mr.. Harry Manning, OF Carthage, o., is
visiting friends in the Last End.
Captain Phil AnSchutz, of Hannibal, o.,
was guest in the city last week.
Miss Mamie Laughlin has returned from
q visit 10 friends in Parkersburg.
s. l.. Mooney, OF Woodsfeld, spent
Saturday with friends in the city.
Mrs. DR.. Cunningham has returned from
a short visit TO friends in Syracuse.
w. Paxton and family have returned
from an extended visit in the South.
Miss Belle Potts, of Powhattan, was a
guest last week OF friends in the city.
Miss Mollie Young has returned from a
six months visit to friends in Georgia.
Miss Annie Burchard has returned from
a visit TO friends in Lsuckport, W. Va.
Miss Mary st. Clair has returned from an
extended visit 10 friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Harvey L. Ferguson contemplates
another visit to the Far West this week.
Miss Minnie Thurston, ot Cumberland,
Md, will be a guest i'll the city this week
Mr.. Fob Garrimore. OF Columbus, o., is a
guest of his brother OH North Main street.
Walker Peterson, Esq. we regret ia say,
is confined to his room with severe cold.
Miss Maggie Wilson, OF New Cumberland,
is visiting friends in Tie vicinity vi the
| city.
Miss James Bailey has returned home
| from an extended visit to friends IN Fits
burgh.
Frank Reeves, we'll known Flushing
gentleman, is 4 guest OF relatives Oh the
Island.
Miss Jessie Wayman, OF Philadelphia,
| Pa, will be q guest this week OF friends i'll
| the city.
Miss Mary Eeall, one OF Wellsburg' s
fairest daughters, visited the city last
| Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Woods, OF Thirteenth street,
was included in the list OF ST. Lawrence
excursionists.
Gus Spstes, q well known Carksburg
gentleman. WAS guest OF friends III the
| city last week.
J. Hunter smith. a prominent rarkers'
burg gentleman, Was among friends IN the
city last week.
Misses Louise aud Anna Milton, OF Mari
eta, were guests !asl week OF friends on
the South Side.
Mrs. Will Isham oi ;he Island, has re.
| turned from an extended visit to friend :
down the river.
DIR. Lewis and lady, of Weston, are visit
ing the brides parents, DR.. +. Il. Camden,
! of ParkerSburg.
Mr.. Charley Bodlcy has returaed home
! from two months sojourn among friends
! in New Orleans.
Misses Laura Young and Jennie Rodgers
Of West Liberty, were guest oI friends IN
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Judge Briggs Of Philadelphia is
visiting her daughter, Mrs i. NJ. Pearson,
OF the South Side.
Messrs. H. {. Wells and &. X. Smith,
two well known bethany boys, are with
! friends i'll the city.
Mr.. Ed. Hill has returned from Cam
bridge. o., 10 take charge Of the new store
OF HGrmison Co.
Mr.. Will Layton, Of RavenswOOd, will
pay his usual tri.weekly visit to friends III
the city Wednesday.
The Misses Johnson, o. Pittsburgh, were
| guests of friends i'll the city during the
| forcpart OF the week.
Mr.. James Rose, a wel.inown Marietta
| gentleman, is guest Of relatives on chap
| line street, South Side.
Capt. Con. Mcdonald entertained his
many friends at supper Friday evening in
honor OF his twcnty.secOnd birthday.
Miss Laura Harden left yesterday with
the eXCursionistS on the st. Lawrence for
Cincinnati, where she will visit friends.
Arthur Mckee, OF Steubenville, glad.
dened the hearts Of his many frieni in
| the city, last Wednesday, by his appear.
| anCe among them.
{. A. Hess and his accomplished daugh.
ter, Miss Ageie, leave this week on an
extended tour in Germany and Otlcr ma
tons 0t the Ola W ORD.
Sam. Woodmansee. formerly Wheeling
hoy, but now located in Kansas City,where
he is in the employ OF the City Transfer
Company, is in the city on short VISIT to
relatives.
Misses Hogg and Mofat were the guests
last week Of friends in the city. The Tor
ner was a guest of Mrs. Cul6erts0n at
Mt. Belleyiew, while the latter visited Mrs
Earl Oglebay.
Mr.. II. NJ. Foil and his estimabie lady,
who have been sojourning for several
weeks with friends in the city. returned
Tuesday to their home at WOOdlawn, OPP
posite POwhattan.
Miss Maggie Hughes. OF Parker-burg,
who has been visiting Miss Maggie Owens,
of Sixteenth street, returned home Tuesday
on the steamer Andes, TO the great regret
OF her many admirers.
A number of young ladies OF the South
Side have formed a musical and literary so.
ciety, which meets every other Thursday
at their different homes. They met last
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
I.antry and spent very happy evening
Mrs. DR.. Campbell left yesterday for
Newark, o., to attend the wedding OF Miss
Nettie Maholia, which takes place AZ her
fathers residence on the LIST of May. Miss
Maholin has many friends IN Inc CITY Who
will gladly take advantage of this opportu-
nifty to tender their congratulations.
The first grand button hole bouquet party
OF the season, to be given by the Il. h. b.
Social, will be given at Franzheim's Hall,
on Wednesday evening, May 9th. The
committee is composed of the following
gentlemen, whose names alone are a
! sufficient guarantee Of the ultimate success
of the affair: Mcssrs. John Heckel, Jr.,
George l.. Ludy, Clint. Picket, Harry
| Commerford, David Dunlap and Chas. L.
Summers.
Invitations are out for the second grand
ball of the Silver Leaf Social at Goetze's
Hall, oil Friday evening, May 4, 1888. Mu-
| sic will be furnished hy Brch's orchestra.
The committee are as follows: Committee
OF Arrangements-James Holland, Larry
MeChen, Matt Anderson, John Anderson,
Sam Woodruff. Ed. Reed. Hen Ritter, Will
Larrell Floor Mansgers-Larry Mechen,
John Anderson, VIII Lame Ed. Reed.
Ballet Master. Holland. assisted by Lar
ry Mechen.
Good cooks prefer the Excelsior" Baking
| Powder II is ALWAYS of uniform strength.