Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16

htnceforth there will be few to start upon
the regulation annual pilgrimage in search
OF test and recreation. In another week or
two the tourists will have begun to return,
and With the opening of September we may
look for revival in social circles and an it,
crossed activity in business and msnufac-
turing localities.
Miss Laura Mcconnell, of Sixteenth
street, is rusti L tirg OF Tri .delphis.
81. NJ. Russell, Eco, and wife are home
from the Eastern watering places.
Gen. B. NJ. Kelley, of Washington, D. c.,
is the guest Of David McIlwain, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jepson AMI Miss
Pendleton are at Orkney Springs, Virginia.
Miss Katie Crew, charming young lady
of Thirteenth street, is visiting friends in
Ohio.
Z. L. Hubbard, editor Of the Erie Dis
patch, arrived in the city yesterday to speud
few days.
DR.. and Mrs Will Bates and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones are summeripg at Franklin
Springs, Pa.
Miss Love, of Sewickly, Pa, will be a
guest OF Miss Katie Hazlett during the
coming week,
Miss Katie Myers, of Virginia street, re-
turned Friday from long visit to friends
in the country
Mrs. Frederick and daughter are visiting
Mrs. Hughes at her residence on South
Front street. Island.
Miss Grace English Of South Penn street.
who has been visiting friends in Cleveland
returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs William Young and Miss
Grub, Of South Broadway, have returned
from two weeks visit mp the river
Mr.. Hull, formerly of Leatherwood, but
now residing at Wyandotte, Kas., will be
guest this week of his Wheeling friends.
Miss Sue Oliver, of the Island, returned
Yesterday from an extensive visit through
Ohio, where she has been visiting relatives.
Sam Hazlett has returned from his an
nual pilgrimage 10 Asbury Park, n. j. A
marked depression has undoubtedly been
not cad mo the feminine habitues OF
this resort since his departure.
l happened, the other day, while in the
presence Ct charming young lady, to
aIlude to the entire absence of anything
noteworthy in the way of weddings. My
feminine friend at once became interested
and said: ut is really awful the way the
boys are acting. They ought 10 be ashamed
Of themselves. Do you know, | really be-
lieve there is some sort Of an understanding
among them that no Wheeling girl is to be-
led 10 the altar during this year Of grace, if
it can possibly be avoided Just think
there hasn't been a really notable wedding,
with one exception, since the early part Of
the year, and hear of but one or two for
the autumn season. The dress makers and
hey that sell wedding presents are in de
spair, and fancy we girls will have TO HE
US to nunnery if we would escape the ills
which spinstelhood is said to carry in its
train.
Mics Way Campbell leaves this week to
visit friends az Ravenswood, W. Va.
Miss Ida Harden, will be guest this
week Of friends at Bethany, W. Va.
Mr.. Ad Taman, Of Bridgeport, is en-
Toying an extended Southwestern trip.
Mr. Howard Childs was guest Of Wheel.
ing friends for several days last week.
Mrs Suydam, Of Kansas City, will be a
guest this week OF Wleeling relatives.
Mr. James Mix of the Eighth ward left
yesterday for Buif-lo, New York, to visit
friends.
Miss Alice Radcliffe, of South Wheeling
is visiting Mrs. Mccullough, Of Gravel ill,
Bellaire,
Miss Virginia Pendleton, Of Twelfth
street, is visiting Mrs. S!oAn, OF Cunoer-
land, Md.
Miss Annie Hsrdinger, of Columbus, o.,
is spending a few days with friends on the
South Side
Miss Jennie Myers left yesterday for
Mouudsville to visit friends during camp
meeting week
Mr. Dan D.nger returned yesterday from
Tiltonville, where he has been enjoying
week vacation.
Mr.. Will Allen, of Marshall county, circu-
lated among his Chspline street friends
again last Thursday.
Invirsti ms are out for reception to be
given ~ M Ed. Frapzheim at his home
on North Main street.
NJ - Amelia Harrison, Of Louisville, who
has b en- visiting relatives in the city, will
leave for home to morrow.
Mrs Jos. Scott formerly of Cambridge,
o but now living at DickesSon Dakota, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Dunlevy, OF North
Wheeling.
DR.. r. G. Reed, a popular young pbysi.
clan, Of South Wheeling, is lying very i'll
with typhoid fever, at the home Of his father
at West Alexander
Dave Dinger returned home Monday
from the colony Of Wheeling youths at
Aurora, w. Va. He reports the boys all
well ard enjoying life.
/ am told the skating rink season, soon
to open, is to far surpass that Of last winter
in the variety Of attractions on the part Of
managers and in the patronage Of the pub.
lac. Two or three OF the rinks are almost
daily the scene Of gatherings Of little select
parties OF ladies and gentlemen, large pro.
portion Of The former being novices. who de-
sire to become in some degree accomplished
before appearing before an sdmiring multi
tude on opening night One afternoon last