Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-13
OFT TO THE PARK.
. ymssRs OF Tas PRESS AND OFFERS
- ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY.

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ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY.
s~s,-s Of the ASSOCIATION Provide Fine
p-e-amns Of Amussusnts for the
p,r.v-IncidenS Of tie Day.
.oonse to the kind invitation OF
-, Association, to the members
.-ess and others to spend the
In Wheeliug's delightful sub
-,treat. a party of about forty
men boarded a special car on the
r,, and Elm Grove motor line, at
.,,,k and soon were whirled to
estimation. The party was COM
,r-he following gentlemen: Mr..
p.cmann. Col. August Rolf, ex-
i-l- a. =, W. LETTERS, Hon. w. c.
Navor c. w. Seabright, Prof.
, S6ockey, Capt. Roller, Of
sr MIR. Biedenbach, Of Woods
5c n Medick, ChaS. HirSc b, +.
.rs-h j.. Biedenbach, Leopold
H.nry Stamm. Joseph KrauS,
go Geo. Hook, A. c. Miller,
Sseekev.JuliuS LOhSe, A. y. Franz
Fan Laupp. II. 2. McGregOr,
. Wsis,erber, f. ReiSter and John
ao o~ All C. Boyd and H. Y. Ankle,
,. D-' REGISTER; John Frew, a. w.
Iii g. b. Hart, Will ). FariS,
gang Huntington, Patrick Quinn and
r FAN. of the lRtGlligcncCr; Frank
- of the Manufacturer; Louis
t,~ir and F. F. Winter, OF the Stats
,-ar and Col. w. w. Whitmyer.
. ,..,y.rr no the Park, Superintendent
49,. polf took charge Of the party and
a. 80 them about the grounds. That
r.l-f,I resort was never in better
.7,,or than at present. The day
Ian admirable one for viewing the
'.,r.,s. of nature there displayed, to
.lrsr,are and the gentlemen COM
900, -be party spent the time In
..,TI,- about the pleasant drives, and
.5...,ri,- the rare trees and beautiful
s-,..r. A good many improvements
mere a',l noticed. The refreShment
,55rr. room has been rebuilt, at a
Ie..s- og,ion. and walks and drives
oe,si into irSt-claSS condition, while
humber Of new swings and benches
haze been provided.
Arriving at the east end OF the PARK,
.t4 nuer man was RECALLED with
-'-.,aments. after which the bowling
..r, were taken possession Of, the two
being in charge of Professor and
Mr. A. w Campbell respectively. 1t Will
- seen by the scores below that Prof.
5 sey and Mr.. A. c. Miller covered
-snWlveS all over with glory, while
81, Honor, the Mayor, wasn't in IL.
blowing was the score in the first
game. Schockey 25S, Medick 90, Frew
's-. Arkle l15. Huntington 156, Quinn
ne. Miller 300, WeiSgerber 201, Hall
Is. Franzheim 144, KrauS 213, Laupp
ls6. Total. 2.lS2. Following was the
score ofthe opposite side: Campbell
1873. Hart 1864. McGregOr las, Colmar
1872. Roller ia, Boyd 143, RieSter lSS,
F B.edenbach go, Seabright Ill, Geo.
Miller ms, J. Biedenbach 1873, Tucker
49, Total 1877.
After the bowling contest was over, |
l gentlemen were in good trim for
ag, their appetiteS Sharpened by
invigoratirg exercise. An appetiz-
uuch was spread, and the members
the party arranged themselves about
le table To say that they did justice
the feast. is 90 treat il mildly. After
be lunch had been discussed Mr.. Hand
au called upon Hon. A. w. Campbell to
thank ,le members of the Park ASSO-
citation Mr. Campbell responded in
-eat speech. To- which he eulogized the
members 0t the Association, and spoke
l 1lt,er.lg terms of the pleasant re-
-r which they have provided for the
items Of Wheeling. He closed
tg tllusing the gentlemen on
behalf Of the members of the
Press and others who were present,
l- tle generous manner in which they
e- el,ertaiucd. After the applause
which followed Mr.. Campbel'S effort
bad subsidized. there were loud calls for
-lce jeIerS, and that gentleman re-
-o-iel i0 brief address, which was
Fe received. Mr.. G.. b. Hart was then
-eo upon and delivered an address in
r'-ln, puuctuating his remarks with
,-y original gestures, in which the
BEAD o. q gentleman sitting beside him
s-,.i prominently in lieu Of desk.
@ Anton Reymann also made few
,a,
1 4ys Huntington and Hart then
II ,ieS for another bowling contest,
Il ,re resulting as follows: Dunning-
/ a-t Hall Isl, Schockey 300, Quinn
4 irew ll9, Seabright l25, Franzheim
4 4fs.e l44, A. l.. Miller 243, COlmar
Total. l,S5S. On the opposite
Cue score was as SOllOwS: Hart
-2mpbell 2l2, Rev. Ulfert l59, Rol-
1 I9, ReiSter PIT, Whitmyer POS,
..2 McGregor 1O3, Laupp III,
George Miller rs. Total, 1,764.
party took the six motor and re-
-lrl 90 the city, highly pleased with