Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

st. Paul, MINI.
Miss Emma busch, of North Main street.
has returned home from pleasant visit
through Ohio.
Misses Maggie Mol. of Pittsburg, Pa.
and rena Tallmans, of Mountain View, w.
Va, are the guests of Miss Flora Zinkann
on North Main street
Mrs John L. Rice left the past week on
visit TO friends in Baltimore, MARYLAND
and Washington, d. c.
Mrs Lizzie Chaplne, an accomplished
and popular young lady, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city, has returned to
her home in Paris.
The Misses Maier, of Eleventh street,
returned home Yesterday from months
trip TO Buffalo, n Y, and the lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. \. II. Castor and visiting
friends in Philadelphia and Lancaster.
John MeSchrod. Jr, has returned from
an extended western trip, taking in Putin
Bay, Detroit, and Canada.
Messrs. John Stewart and Harry Camp
bell left yesterday TO visit friends in Man
nington.
Black lace over white silk is a caprice in
evening dress among women of fashion. II
is declared very effective
The most stylish dress of the day is one
having only shoulder and under-arm seams
and an opening which is almost impossible
10 find.
The quotation purse is destined 20 win
favor with the ladies. One Is most witty,
having engraved upon the clasp 4 variation
from Shakespeare, He who steals my
purse steals cash.
The ladies may now carry their watches
where they will constantly be in sight
This is made possible by wearing the new
leather bracelet which contains fancy
watch pocket at the wrist.
Among late things in papeteries are the
boxes made to initiate handsomely bound
books Each box contains pleasing poem
from the author whose work IL represents,
i'm addition TO the finest grade of paper and
envelopes.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm yeSter
dav were G.. W Shields, of Wellsburg, j.
+. Haugh, of Fairmout, l.. &. Smith, Of
New Cumberland. +. l. Butcher and
daughter. New Martinsville. +. \. Sween-
ey. of Tyler county, y. C. Wood, of Nor
gantown, and Alex. King, of New Cumber-
land
Wylie Nichols, of Wellsburg; John
Stacey, of MiddlebOurue; John j. Gill
gan and daughter, of Grafton; James Mo
ran. of BenwOOd; James Cleary, Of Park
ers0ur: L. Biddle. of Williamstown and
Samuel Hubley, of New Cumberland are
guests at the Behler.
j. =. Standiford. of New Martinsville;
j. r. TAYLOR, of MOundsville and George
A. Wyvell and lady. of Warrington, are
registered at the Windsor.
Miss Mary Beeler, of Parkersburg, re
turned home yesterday, after a pleasant
four weeks visit TO friends in the East
End.
Mr.. Andrew Hebrank, the ieweler, who
has been on the sick list for some time, his
many friends will be glad 10 learn, is able
10 be at the store again.
Prof Il. A Armstrong, who has been
holding an institute at MiddleOOurne, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
DIR. j. E. Reeves, of Chattanooga, is in
the city. He was called 10 PdrkerSburg
on business, and ran up 10 his old home TO
shake hands with his friends. The Doe
tor sees evidence Of growth in Wheeling
Miss Mamie Finan, Of the north end, is
visiting her parents east of st. Clairsville.
Mrs. \. Carson, of South Eoff street, left
on Friday for Chicago, TO visit friends.
Mr.. James McAdams. wife and daughter
Miss Annie, returned from Atlantic City
yesterday.
Mr.. Herman Daley and son John, of the
South Side, are in Detroit
Mrs. +. Mckinney, who has been visit
ing friends in Grafton, has returned home.
Mrs. J. s. Smith. who has been at Mt
Lake Park, has returned home
Miss Mary White, who has been visiting
friends in the country, has returned home.
Miss Birdie Reed returned to her home
at Shady Side, PittSburg, during the past
week. having made a pleasant visit OF
several weeks with friends in this city
Miss Minnie lutheran, of Clarksburg,
is visiting friends in Wheeling and Ben
wood.
Miss Mollie CLANCY, of Clarksburg, is
visiting Mrs. p. j. Gavin, OF North Nam
street
Mr.. James Scalley, of the South Side, is
visiting friends in Cleveland.
Miss Mary Hughes, of South Eotf street,
has returned home after six weeks Visit
among friends in St Louis and Chicago.
Miss Annie North, of Clinton, passed
through the city last week, en- route nome
from an extensive tour of Ohio While
here she stopped at Judge Cranmer's.
Miss Eupha Hutchinson, OF Leatherwood'
is visiting friends in Washington, IA,
this week.
Miss Marie f. Keim is visiting friends
at Baltimore, Md
DR.. c. A Keim has returned home from
pleasure trip through the East ana
pleasant sOjourn at the seaside.
Mr.. f. S. Welch, who has been visiting
friends at Fairville, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pracht and family,
of the South Side who have been visiting
friends at Nav Paris, Pa, have returned
home.
Mrs. James Commerford, of the South
Side, who has been visiting TRENDS IN
Grafton, has returned home.
Mr. Oliver Holmes, of the South SIDE
has gone East on business.
Mrs. Frank Slegel, of Kansas City, VINO
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Ross Alexander, in Bridgeport, mas re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malby, of Witchlta,
Kas., who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
Cook, in Bridgeport, has returned home.
Mr.. Nicholas Kuhn, of Bridgeport is IN
Monroe county on business.
Figured China and India Dress Silks hall
-t..-. q Il Stffal a Co - this week.