Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

burg, who have been visiting relatives on
the South Side, returned home the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Bingell and Mrs. Edward
Kranskopf, are in Philadelphia, having
gone to attend the funeral of Mrs. Caroline
Keller.
Miss Maude Mcdonald will leave Tues
day for Chicago, where she will be the
guest Of Miss Eta Lewis until the first OF
September.
Miss Susie Wolfendale, charming young
lady from Fall River, Mass, is visiting
Miss Georgia Osborn, Chapline street,
South Side
Misses Maud and Effie Carter arrived
from New jersey Friday, and will spend
their vacation at their ancestral home on
the national pike.
The Misses Lapsley, OF Washington, Pa,
who were visiting friends in the city, were
suddenly called home Thursday by the ILL.,
ness of their sister.
James Duffy, q well known and popular
conductor on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad, left yesterday on summer tour
in the West and North.
Mrs. Geo. W. Norrington and children
leave for Columbus, O., tomorrow, accom-
panied by Mrs. Norrington's sister, Miss
Lotta Nelson, of this city.
Mrs. Dr. Henning will leave for Chicago
in few days in company with Mr., and
Mrs. F. Lobenstein, where they will be
the guests of DR.. Ulrich, of that city.
Mrs. j. 8. johnson and son Harry, of
PITTSBURGH, aud Mrs. o. II. Iahnsan Of
Brownsville, Pa, are visiting at the resi-
dence of r. NJ. Smith, 2l26 Market street.
Miss Kate Carver and Jos. II. De Vile
will leave Tuesday for Chicago, Mime
apolis, st. Paul and other points in the
Northwest. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Miss Katie Molter, of the East End, has
returned from an extended visit to friends
in Ohio. She is accompanied home by her
cousin, Miss Emma Deis, a charming
young lady Of Canal Dover.
Col. George W. Thompson, J. ID. Neal,
W. n. Chancellor, }. A. Frickinger, Thos.
Peligrew, C. 8. Williams. ". J.. Mutt and
|. p. Ilsley, of the Ohio River road, were
in the city yesterday, stopping at the Me-
Lure
In speaking of the concert given by Miss
Gay Duncan, on Tuesday evening, the
Clarksburg Telegram says: Mrs. Fred. W.
Seymour, Wheeling lady, won the honors
of the evening, her singing being particu-
larly of high order"
Mr.. II. F. Nolte, the Eighth ward grocer,
celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of his
birth at his residence, Thursday evening
Quite number of friends were present
and spent pleasant evening, assisted by
music, dancing, refreshments, etc.
Alex Cameron, of Cleveland, o.. c. w.
Shields, of Keyser, W. Va. G. +. Phillips,
Washington, Pa; John c. kirker, of
Wellsburg; J. A. Hardy, of Baltimore;
James w. Jacobs, of Oil City Pa; David
Smith, OF Pittsburg; Robt. McCleary, of
Bull Creek, W. Va, are at the Howell
Harry Smyth, son of r. J. Smyth, Esq,
is home on his vacation from Paris, France,
where, for the past year, he has been
prosecuting his studies in instrumental
and vocal music. On his return in Sep
tember he will occupy the position of as
sistant teacher, so successful has been his
progress.
Hon. c. w. Seabright, his daughter,
Miss Mary, and two sons, leave next week
ON aa extended trip. They will 20 Ia
Cirninnati, St Louis, Chicago, tbsnss BY
way Of the lakes TO BufFhlo, thsnce a
Toronto, down the st. Lawrence 10 Mon
treal and Quebec thence 10 Lake ghalnI
plain, 10 GazAtaen 10 Albany, down ~
Hudson 70 New York and the coast Watsg-
ing places, and then home. q
The Cincinnati Enquirer of recent date
says: "A pleasant party of young ladies
from Wheeling, W. Va.,-Miss sallie Tho
burn, Miss McCrumm, Miss Matte Roberts,
Miss McAdams and Miss Walters-chaper-
oned by Mrs. McAdams and Mrs. Mans
field, are doing the Queen City under the
guidance of Mr.. Ben II. Faris, Of the Art
School. The Zoo, Music Hall, the new
Government building, the new Art Museum
and other places of interest were Wis