Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

The Misses Eva n susan COuSErlue
we're at the Behler yesterday from Par
kersburg.
Misses Mary Serig and Mollie Terrill
left on the Panhandle for Marion, Ind,
last evening.
7. n. B~arnsdall, a prominent oil OPP
orator, is registered at the Mcclure from
Bradford, Pa.
Miss Nellie Basel, Of C%larksburg, is
the guest OF Miss Florence OFT, OF
North Main street.
John Serleaski, Of South Wetzel
street, entertained friends Loyalty at his
home last evening.
Mr.. Frank Young, of M~oundsville,
will leave for Germany to spend some
time visiting his parents.
Editor John G. Leasure and wife, Of
the South Side, will spend to-day in
Pittsburg among friends.
Mrs. Louisa Zane. of Elm Grove, has
gone to st. Louis to spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
Morgan Miller left last night over the
Panhandle for Cincinnati, where he
will remain for several days.
VIII Humes, of the South Side, a
puddler who has been working at Brill
liant, has returned to his home.
Grocer Chas. Hydinger, Of Forty
third and Jacob streets, will attend the
Worlds Fair and will start June l.
A. Y. Raper, of South Jacob street,
a foreman at the Riverside Mil, is able
to be ahb6tStter his recent sickness.
Mpk. Henry King and Miss Della
Flynn, Of South Ghapline street, will go
to Pittsburgh to-day TO visit friends.
Misses Bessie and Ida Taylor, of Beth
any, are the guests Of Misses Eleanor
and Sue Wright on fourteenth street.
Miss Ellie Davis, OF Wheeling, is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Burke on
Adams treet.-SteubenUtlle Herald.
Mrs. M. E. Castor, of Philadelphia,
but formerly Of this city, is the guest
of Miss Ella Barrett, Of the East End.
Messrs, Morgan Miller and Abe Fink,
Of the Pan Handle freight department,
are in Cincinnati to-day visiting friends.
Miss Clara Fullerton, OF South Chap
line street, will go to Cleveland o., this
week to stay several weeks among
friends.
Edward Coen, formerly Of Pittsburg,
has located in the city, and is employed
by the firm of Kerr s. Coen, on the
South Side.
Squire w. w. Rogers is improving
rapidly. The cold and fever has broke
on him, and, though very weak, he will
be out oon
Col. Robtert McEldowney, Of New
Martlnsville, passed through the city
yesterday on his way home from q trip
to Washington City.
Capt. VIM. H. Irwin returned last
week from Florida, where he has been
spending the winter. He is registered
at the Hotel Windsor.
Miss Margaret A. Kane has returned
home after a delightful visit OF five
months with relatives and friends in
New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Bassford, formerly with
Mr.. vii Colvig, has accepted a posi-
ton with Mrs. E. Rody-Morris, where
she will be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. Charles Wetzel pleasantly enter
tanned q number of her friends at a din
ner party. Thursday, in honor of her
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Carr, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargraves, Of the
East End, accompanied by Kittie Gill
leise, will leave Tuesday for Denver,
Col. to visit Mrs. Hargraves' parents.
Capt. w. S. Sims, representing the
Ligge;t g. Myers Tobacco Com pany, has
been making a trip through the noun
tain counties of the State, and passed
through the city yesterday.
w. S. Wiley, CT the Wetzel Democrat,
passed through the city on his way to
Chicago, where he goes as a delegate tO
attend the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Editorial Association.
David Hahne, the Forty-third street
c%onfectiouer, Is home from a pleasure
trip TO Ohio. He states the prospects
for fruit on the highlands are excellent,
but that the cherry aud peach crops on
the loNlaHds will be light.
A great many Of Mr.. Charles Grad
docks friends have read with regret, in
Fridays REGISTER, OF his resignation
from the Wheeling pottery. Mr.. Grad
doc has been associated with that plant
almost since It's incipiency. He might
be pro perly be called the father OF dec
Grated ware ia the Ohio Valley. We
trust his efficient services and thorough
knowledge OF the art may be the means
OF keeping that gentleman within cur
borders. His plans for the future are
not fully determined upon.
Additional social News.
Among the number Of June weddings
will be that Of Mr.. b. :. Allison, one Of
Wheeling's most prominent attorneys,
TO Miss Anna Gertrude Tice, of Mt.
Auburn, a suburb Of Cincinnati. Miss
Tice is q daughter of Mr.. Tice, of the
firm Of West, Tice IS Co., importers and
jobberS of Queensw&re, and is prominent
in social circles in the Queen City.
Miss Sargh Brocknnier entertained
a number Of her young friends ina de-
lightful manner with a six o'elocA tea.
at the home Of her father. Hon. @. W..
BrOckunier, on Friday evening. The
affair WAS q very pretty one.