Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Charles J. Heinlein, gave de-
lightful diuner party Thursday evening at
her home on Bennett street, in honor OF
Mrs. Tome, and Miss Houser of Port De-
nosit Md. who are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. NJ. Herman at LeatherWood.
w. r.. Anderson, of Pittsourg IS the
guest of H. V. F. Wilson of the Aetna
Standard.
The Chautauaua Circle which was to be
entertained at the home of Miss Ella Fran
zell Tuesday evening, is postponed for one
week later. IN
The Bridgeport Glass Co. started up full
Wednesday, with good prospects for the
year. es o. IT.,
home for several days.
Earnest Summers and Clinton Richey
have returned after a weeks visit with
friends at Nellsburg.
Mrs. Burnie Scott gave family dinner
party Frids evening at her home on
Whiteley street.
Mrs. Louis Steenrod and son have re-
turned to Elm Grove after visit with ner
mother, Mrs. Dunlevy.
N. Kuhn and Keohnline Bros, our Ice
dealers have put up about twenty-five
thousand tons of ice each.
Dame Rumor says wedding is to occur
in Kirkwood soon in which PlttsOurg
gentleman will claim one of our girls.
Our schools open Monday after a two
weeks vacation.
Rev. G. b. Henthorne, of the Kirkwood
M. e. Church, has been holding prepare
tory meetings for the dlnerent class OF
church workers during the past week.
Tonight he will commence his services for
the protracted meeting, WHICH VIII las'
several weeks.
F. w. Reed attended the sessions OF the
Farmers, Institute at st. Clairsville the
The Younger society folks had a de-
liohtful sleighing party to st. Clairsville
Thursday evening After taking supper
at the Clarendon. they returned, making
the air merry with laughter and bells.
Charles Fisher of Smithheld, is the
guest of Joseph Barger and family.
Miss Nellie Adolph has been visiting
friends at Cambridge, o.
w. Il. Graham and w. II. Branum are
in New York City on business
Miss CLYDE Bell has returned to her
home at Steubenville, after two weeks
visit with Miss Eva Coss.
John Scott spent few days in Pitts
burg during the week, returning with his
little daughter, Sarah, who has been visit
ing relatives during the holidays.
Paul McFadden, of Steubenvile, stop
ped off to see the girls on his return 10
Washington j efferson College Thursday.
Frank Amerine's condition was no bet
ter I'D to late hour last night.
Mrs. Thos. Frazier, OF Brookside, enter
tanned the Pedro Club, Friday evening, in
her usual hospitable manner. Six tables
enioved the game throughout the evening.
An elegant repast was served at IL p. m,
at which all did justice.
Mrs. n. V. +. Wilson and children are
the guests of Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
Anderson, at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Will Hilles and Frank Harrison,
two of Barnesville's society gents, were
calling on friends Thursday.
The First National Bank will give its
annual dinner on Tuesday, January Sth
Mrs. Coss, caterer, will serve a course
dinner from IL TO 2 p. m. All stockholders
and patrons are expected.
Services as usual at the different church.
es. First Presbyterian church morning
and evening at the usual hours; Pastor,
Rev. J. M. Stephens; G. E. Society $3.50
D, m. The week of prayer will be OBJ
served, commencing Monday evening and
continuing throughout the week.
First NJ. e. church, Kirkwood, morning
topic. 1.-The Unseen SAVIOR" evening.
"The Two Masters" Pastor, Rev. G. b.
Henthorne. Epworth League $50 p. m.
St Anthouy's church-Mass a. m. and
sermon; high mass at 10 a. m. with SER
mon; vesper service 3 p. m, followed by
Benediction. Rector. Rev. Joseph Wei
gand.