Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
MOUNDSyILLE.

Mr.. Harry Cooks leaves Tuesday for
Kew York City, where he has accepted
a position i'm q glass factory.
j. c. Pickett of Wheeling, general
agent for the Manhattan Life Insur-
ance Company, is in the city visiting
friends
The Epworth League meeting Of
next Thursday evening will be con-
Quoted by The Mercy and Help De-
partment and donations viii be TO-
ceived consisting of clothing, tea, COT
Zee sugar flour potatoes, canned goods
and other eatablcs. or money. TO be
distributed among number of poor
people whom the Department is en-
deayoring TO assist. Applications for
new he-s viii also be received at
this meeting.
Sine TEA gwen by the Phoebe Rowe
Missionary Society. nc the home Of
Miss Annie Sunderland, OF Jefferson
avenue, Tuesday evening was one OF
the most noted social events of the
past week. Nearly a hundred guests
were present and partook Of the eX-
cei.enr refreshments. and silver Of
teriHs of $500 was received
Mr.. Lewis Bdrcus, formerly of
Thompson has taken rooms at the
Marshall House.
Mrs Godfrey Muhleman, of Hanni-
bal, o., has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs ID. T. Williams, during the
past week.
The b. G.. Club met at the home of
Miss Clara Stewart, on Fifth street
Wednesday evening. A very pleasant
evening was passed.
Miss Cora CoUrtright. who is teach
ing school az Glen EastOn, came home
Friday evening TO visit her friends
over Sunday
Tim the Tinker. 80 with Mr.. John
Brennan i'm the leading role, will be
produced at the Opera House on the
evening of the 9th. The performance
has the reputation of being one of the
best on the road and no doubt viii be
greeted by q large audience.
Sir Knight Charles Z. Flood has
been I'm Wheeling the past week or
ganizing q new tent of the Knights of
the Naccabees.
Mrs. Charles c.. Newman entertained
a number of her lady friends at her
home ON Tomlinson avenue Thursday
evening. IN honor of her birthday an
niverSary. About q dozen of her
friends were present and after dis
GUESSING refreshments the evening was
pleasantly passed in social CONVERSE
JiOn
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the past week was the progressive
pedro party given by Miss Anna Eliza
HoOtou. 3t her elegant home ON Fifth
street. Friday evening. Ten couples
were present and INDUCED i'm the fas-
cinating game until near midnight,
when refreshments were served In the
sumpJu0us dining room. After many
long and exciting contests. Mr.. A. c.
ScrCgCius. who met many lut CanQUer-
ed all, was declared winner of the first
prize. Miss Elizabeth Weaver won the
first prize from the ladies' and Miss
katherine ShOWacre, who was the next
successful lady i'm the number of
games. was also awarded a prize. Last
but not least. the Hon. J. c.. Simpson
was presented with tine BOBBY prize for
his great ability i'm staying at the low
est table. Mr.. A. L. HoOtOn, brother of
the bride and a popular young drug
gist of Wheeling was present.
Miss Hannah Shelf entertained the
Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society at
her home on PWdy avenue. Friday
evening.
Mrs. b. Il. 1lcNIechen is confined to
her room with sickness, at her home in
Glendale
Charles Manning. who has been at
tending school at the NJ. +. Seminary,
at BuckhannOn returned home yester-
day morning