Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

the question and f. p. Meats and A. b.
| White had the negative side, The judges,
Rev. Henry Renner, G. w. Archibald and
! w. n. Miller, decided for the negative
| side.
Martin B. Gibbons was at Fairmont and
| Washington this week.
George NewOerger was i'll Wheeling
! Sunday.
| county, were guests OF Mr.. j. w. Mather
and MIR. Paul Prayer Saturday and sun
| day.
club organized last week by several soci-
| ety.ladies, has beer changed to the Wa
very club
John Busch left Tuesday for trip to
! Hot Springs, for the benefit of his health.
Miss Veronecia Wade is in Charleston
visiting friends.
Miss Florence Baughman, of Gallipolis,
who has been visiting Mrs. S. +. Crane,
on Fifth street, for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Jesse Dreamer was in Cincinnati, on
Monday, on business.
DR.. j. n. Murdoch is severely lndis-
posed at his Juliana street home.
Mrs. DR.. c. L. Brogar has returned from
a short visit to Waverly friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Murdoch has gone 10
housekeeping in the Hughes Il Milton
building on upper Market street.
Miss Della Gardner left Wednesday for
New York on protracted VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Mcfarland, VINO have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Brown, on upper Julianna street, Tor sew
eral DAYS, returned TO their Pennsylvania
home "Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Gooch has been quite Ill tor
several days.
Miss Mary Hanna. OF Cincinnati, is
guest at Capt Chas. B Smiths.
Miss Re6ecca Specie is home from
visit 10 Tyler county friends.
Miss Gertrude Preiss, charming young
lady of Baltimore, is q guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nj. A. Kuder, on Fifth street.
Mrs. Fannie Chapman, of Hartford,
Conn, is Rev. L. E. Peters guest.
Rev Father Conner, of Clarksourg, was
here Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, of Wheeling was
here Monday, the guest OF Rev. DR.. Run
ner.
Can't. Al. Slaven, of the steamer Hudson,
is home from Cincinnati, where his boat IS
tied up.
c. 4. Bukey, left Thursday evening for
pleasure trip to New York.
Maurice Rauch is home from Bethel
Military Academy, where he completed
the course.
Mrs. BrandenOurg is in Baltimore on a
visit to friends.
The second concert of the Parkersburg
Choral Society for the season of lS94-5 was
witnessed Tuesday evening by a large
audience in the Academy OF Music. Inc
concert was under the direction Of MIR.
Charles A. Bukey. The arrangement OF
the stage was very artistic and pleasing.
Of al " ny PC
sem DeNloss, of Cincinnati, soprano: Mrs.
Carrie Bellows Johnson, of Cincinnati, pi-
anist, and Mr.. w. II. Rieger, of New York,
tenor, the Academy of Music orchestra, Mr.
j. &. Arnold, leader, and oy the Society's
pianist, Mrs. S. V. Wilcox. The chorus
was composed Of Misses Tavenner
Elizabeth Peterkin, Bette Paxton, Har-
riet Van Wrinkle, Mary Van Wrinkle, Mrs.
!. II. shaw, Blanche Lockwood, Kinnie
Smith, Eta Drake, Maggie Kennedy, Ida
Nelly, Dolly Samuels, Mrs. Ed. lngersoll,
Mrs. Kate Dillon, Mrs. John L. Harris
Mary Belle Forsythe, Kate Dis, Mrs. w
p Flaherty, Virginia SDodgrass, Jessie
Wise. Mrs. Henry Harnish, Bernadine,
Mrs n. 3. Yeardley, Miss Drennen, Miss
Spence, Cecilia Hare, Daisy Swift, Jessie
Leonard, Mrs. Waitman Baroe, Carrie
Shrewsbury, @ race PAIL, Mildred Mayhall,
Mrs. Samuel Biddle, Mrs. L. p. ChanceI-
lor, Jr, Florence Shattuck, Virginia Wells,
Matte Smith, Julia Smith Edith Drake,
Carrie Peters. Alice McGrail, Mary Board
man, Grace Jones. Miss Kellogg, Mrs.
Frank Vierheller, Emily Despard, Miss
Neale, Mrs. j. +. Hutchinson Messrs. y,
b. Yeardley, DR.. f.. IT, Taught, Joel
Shrewsbury, G. B. Bowles, james Nc
Grail, Wilbur Terrell, j. Il. POrtmess, T..
D. Hazen, Jacob Wise, Herman Monroe,
G.. Nj. Jones, Fred Sch9ffer, d. +. MAR,
L. O. Hienle, Fred Stahlman, W. ).
Specie, c. w. Mayhall, G. h. Bailey, ia.
I. Matheson, VIII Cooper, Geo. p. Rowland,
j. A Raines.
The rendering OF the different parts of
the programme was perfect ana the whole
affair throughout was decided success.
The society's third concert will be given
on May Sd.
Miss Hess. sister of Mrs. Sig Marcus,
who resides in Baltimore, is guest OF her
sister on MundocK avenue.
Mrs. Gooch entertained the Charity
Whist CLUB Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
SDilmen will entertain the club next week.
Andrew Strouss left Thursday TO take
course of bookkeeping at Poughkeepsle,
Ny
Harry McChesney and wife, nee Miss
Blanche Little, are eupected here to-mor-
row on a short visit to Mrs. McCnesney's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Little. They
are on their way to California.
Prof j. \. Raines, Of Wheeling, Is IN
the city.
guest of her father. Rev. K. b. Smita.
Miss sarah WGrteuberg, of Washington
CITY. is Miss Dora Kellar's guest, on up
per Market street.
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entertained the Dung Ladies Whist
Club at her Riverside home yesterday af-
ternoon.
James and mick" Nelson very pleas
aptly entertained a mum Der of their friends
al progressive euchre last evening. Prizes
were won by Miss Venia Finler and Mr.
James McNarmar while Miss Emma
Norton and Mr. Edward Byrd captured
the BOBBY prizes.
A number OF our lovers of music wentup
to Marietta Thursday evening and attend
ed tue opening of the new city hall at tnat
place The party was composed OF MIS-.
Dellicker. Mir. and Mrs William Bentley,
Mrs. NJ. V. Blackford, Miss Blackford,
Miss Dellicker, Mrs. Henry Dis, Jr., Miss
Kate Dis, Miss Kerr, OF Welsburg; Miss
Grace Jones. Miss Elizabeth Peterkin,
Miss Shrewsbury, Miss Paden, Miss Moi
felt. Miss Juliet Snodgrass, the Misses
Deming, Mrs Waitman BARGE, Miss Kitty
Hutchinson, the Misses Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 3. White, Miss Harriet Win
kle, Father Bauer, Messrs. Henry Shaw,
G. A. Bukey, w c. Lockwood, \. B.
Yeardly. Herman Monroe, J. A. Ralnes,
]. A. Shrewsbury G. w. Sammers, W. J..
Davis, Harry Caswel, J.-mes McGral,
Henry Dis, Wlll Dana, Charles Smoot,
Ernest Grimm, HERNIA Smith and George
Sands.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pendleton are ex-
nected here tomorrow evening from their
bridal trip. After remaining here for
day or two they Will leave for their home
at Spencer, where they will 20 to house