Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

left Thursday for her home in Utica,
y. y.
Miss Annie Hall, of Steubenville, o, is
visiting Miss Teresa Phillips, of the South
Side.
Mrs. Charles P. Ried and daughter left
Wednesday to visit friends in Newark,
Ohio.
Hannibal Forbes and family will leave in
the near future for their future home in
Chicago.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Pearson, of the South Side, is
visiting among friends in Philadelphia and
New York.
Mrs. Peterson and son Mr.. Walker, leave
TO morrow afternoon on a short visit to
New York.
George Paxton, an old Wheeling boy
now located in Chicago, ILL.,, is home on
short visit.
Miss Margery Mccullough, OF Bellaire, is
guest of Mrs w. S. Mccullough, OF the
South Side.
Miss Nina Applegate. of Wellsburg, has
been the guest OF friends in the city for
several days.
Col Delaplain and lady are home from
New York. Tie Colonel is very sick with
rheumatism.
The "Arion Glee Club" will eNcurt to
Steuhenville on the steamer Princess on
the 18th inst.
Mrs. Hosiach and son Frank OF San An
tonic, Tex, are visiting friends III
Lea,herwood.
Mr.. Arthur McK ee, of Steuben7ille, was
smong his Wheeling friends for few
days last week.
Captain John Mcclure and lady have re.
turned from an extended visit to Taylor,
Texas, friends.
Misses Girman6 and Greenaway, two
Baltimore society lights, were guests in the
city last week.
Minnie Donaldson, of the Island, has re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Washing
ton, Pa, friends.
Miss Belle Dills and Mary Kuykendal, Of
Parkersburg, we're guests last week at the
Female College.
Miss Ida Carmack, OF Allegheny, is
visiting her cousin Miss Anna Carmack
OF the East End.
John Bassell. prominent Clarksburg
gentle man, paid his many friends in the
city brief visit.
Ralph Warner and sister, Miss Annie, Of
Coyington Ky, were guests last week OF
Wheeling friends.
julius lie Moyne, of Little Washington,
was among the distinguished guests in our
city last Thursday.
Mesdames II. n DIETRICH and John Heitz
Ter are visiting their sister, Mrs. Van Cleve
of Fifteenth street.
Alex Lang and nephew, Dick RDbb. left
Monday for New York, from which point
they start for Europe.
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer and Miss Hattie
Horkheimer, were guests last week OF
friends in Morgantown.
kinnie Smith, a charming Parkersburg
lady, was a guest last week of Mrs. 5. L.
Hildretb, OF the Island.
A delegation of Short Creek solid farmers
were in the city Monday taking in the
elephant of the Nail City.
Mr.. Bunch Hustled was guest OF friends
at his old home in Morgantown, during the
commencement last week.
Mr.. George Leighton is home from Har.
ward College, and will spend portion OF
the summer holidays in the city.
Miss Maud and Tillie Kendall, of Parkers-
burg, were guests last week of their sister,
Miss Lulu, at the Female College,
The many friends OF Mr.. Peck were glad
10 see him on the street again Thursday,
the first time since his conyalescence.
The English Lutheran Sunday School
will give their usual grand annual picnic
at Washington, Pa, on the goth inst.
The firemen OF Fulton will give a grand
ball at Seibert's Garden on the Goth inst.
Mayors orchestra will furnish the music.
Lou Mcmillan, of Chicago H., an old
Wheeling boy, who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned home Fri
day.
Mr.. T. B. Jones and lady. of Texas, are
visiting at the residence of Mrs. Jones
father, Mr.. K. II. Plummer, of the Garden
Spot.
Kramer's full orchestra furnished the
necessary fine music at the commencement
at the Normal School at West Liberty, on
Friday.
Mrs Markham, nee Miss Birdie Wood
ward, is lying very i'll at her home in
Chicago, with the chances against her re-
cOvery.
Miss Duperenx, OF California who has
been visiting friends in the city and yicin.
ity, left last week to visit friends in Wash
ington City.
Mesdames J. H. Smith, Henry Jackson,
Steele Murphy and Butcher OF Psrkers
burg were guests at the List wedding
Wednesday.
Messrs. G. Ed Mendel, VIM. ExIey and
Robert Campbell returned yesterday from
a short trip to Columbus in the interest Of
the State fair.
The graduates of the Fourth and Fifth
ward schools picncked yesterday at Beech
Bottom, beautiful little place up the P.
W. & Ky. Railroad.
The following party OF Bethany ladies
and gentlemen visite the city yesterday :;
Messrs. II. c. Wells and lady, T. r. Smith
and lady and w. Z. Bowling and lady.
Mrs. Major Ham, OF Newport, KY, came
same day, taking her daughter, Miss Min
ME, who has been attending Mt. de Chantel.
A pleasant little private picnic was
given yesterday at the Sisters Island by
the graduates and teachers OF the First
ward public school. Supt. Birch was a
guest OF this little affair.
Misses Douglas, of the Female College,
left Thursday on the steamer Emma Ora
ham, for their home at Ripley's Landing.
They were accompanied by Miss Maud
Wiley, who will pay them short visit.
supt Butcher and lady, Miss Helen
Brown and Messrs. F. p. Nuzum and Thos.
Riley, were included in a gay party that
excurted out Friday TO West Liberty, to
attend the commencement at the Normal
School.
The German N. f. Sunday School gave q
pleasant picnic, at Mathews grove, q charm
ingly picturesque spot situated 20 miles
up the p, W. & Ky. road. A large number
were present and spent q pleasant day in
the woods.
Hill Irwin, the good locking clerk OF
Young's East End pharmacy, left LAST Fri.
day for "0ld Kentucky Home" on q short
visit Mr.. Mccullough, of Short Greek. &C
companied him ard will be his guest dur.
ing his soiourn in Gods country
The following party Of students of the
State Normal School at West Liberty passed
through the city yesterday, en- route fol-
home: Misses Fannie Williams and Lizzie
Hyer. OF Hannibal, Ohio; Ida and Lou
Moore, Of Proctor, W. Va. and Messrs. w
6 Hyer, OF Hannibal. Ohio, aud c. 8
Moore, OF Proctor, W. Va.