Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
STEUBENVILLE NOTES.
Special 10 he R,gts or.

SrEuBsNvILLE, o., February l6.-Harry
L. Dotey returned Thursday from New
York City, where ne has be9n spending
several weeks
The ladies have called mass meeting
for next week to organize and name Iaules
for candidates for the Board OF Education.
With the male voters divided the LADIES
will win in canter.
Miss Pearl Amos, student at Sclo COL
lege, has com posed beautiful selection OF
piano music entitled Thoughts Roman
ique."
Prof c. E. Oliver, of the Mingo schools,
has resigned because of a conflict with
several members OF the Board who pro-
posed TO place a superintendent ovor Prof..
Oliver 10 teach normal branches, Whlcn
Oliver has been teaching gratis Tor years.
The Good Night Dri given in the Con-
gregational Church, under the direction OF
Miss Kate BAR, was very pleasing en-
tertainmeut.
Eliza. wife of Rev. j. NJ. Bray, pioneer
NJ. f. minister, died this week, aged 81
years.
, The Second PRESBYTERIAN congregation
has accepted the resignation OF DR.. h. ID.
Ledvard, and they will give DR.. and Mrs.
Ledyard a public reception before their
departure
Mrs. Frank Hoffman is visiting Wheel
Miss Maud Dent. OF Parkersburg, is
charming guest of Mr.. j. w. BeaZell and
daughter. at The Retreat.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Charles Hermann and Miss Mamie Sui
Ivan, on the 10th, at St. Peters Church.
Miss Salli9 Peabody, of Glendale, w.
Va, is guest OF Miss Carrie Quidland.
Everybody VINO attended the Shakes
pearean recital given by Miss Hennlg mere
in the Seminary hall, were delighted.
Patrick Kerens and Miss Anna Cott-
nam were married Tuesday at ST. Peters
Church, by Dean Hartnedy. The attend
ants were viii Gotham and Miss Nellie
Kenefeck.
Abram Alter and Rachel Bloom, popu-
lar Young Hebrew couple, were married
by Rev. Rappnaesen this week.
Mrs Fred Shave, OF Philadelphia, VINO
has been here on a visit, mas returned, &C
companied by Miss Edith Shave, VINO will
remain there until June.
Miss Mary Hare entertained the Bric-a-
Brac Club Thursday evening, in honor oil
Valentines day. Each member was re-
ouired TO write and illustrate valentine.
Miss Beth Forbes entertained thirty
five of her young friends Friday from to
3 p. m, in honor of her ninth birthday.
Miss Nina Odbert has returned from
visit TO Wheeling, Moundsville and Bell
aIre.
Miss Mary Reynolds delightfully."- enter
tanned the Art Sewing Circle on Monday
evening.
John McKim and family, of over-the-
river. entertained a number of young folks
from this city Tuesday evening.
The fifty-third birthday Of John Nc
Farland came on Thursday, and a surprise
party was arranged by Mrs Nat Porter,
his sister, and large crowd enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Word from Secretary Willis Burton, OF
the Y. NJ. G. A, who is at his home IN
Greenvilie, p, is that he is recovering
from typhoid fever.
John Mcdonald, of Cleveland, and Miss
AIDE Carey, of this city, eloped to New
Cumberland, w. Va, Tuesday and were
married
Nineteen young couples drove to New
Alexandra Monday evening, where they
had a dance at the Gilchrist House.
Miss Lizzie Flanagan, of this city. who
has been teaching at New Cum oerland, Is
i'll at that place with intermittent fever.
Rev H. w. Simmons, of the NJ. E.
Church, has returned from Cincinnati,
where he assisted in the dedication of
new church building for his former con-
gregation.
Misa Kate Cunningham has gone to
Columbus to pursue her art studies.
Rev. II. Let. Graham has returned
from Massilon, where he was attending
Episcopal convention.
Miss Lettie PRESLEY entertained friends
very pleasantly several nights ago.
Miss Alice Harper entertained friends
with an oyster supper recently.