Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
PARKERsBURG SOCIAL NOTES.

Special 10 the HegtSter
PARKgRsBURG, w. VA, January "
Miss Jennie Wedge, of Coolville, ONO,
the guest Of l.. 3. Sandersnn.
! Col. w. j . Robinson. Of the ONO Rive
| railroad. returned Sunday from vlslt I
eastern points.
Mrs. Virginia Warren, of Wheeling, /
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.. Stewards guest.
Stephen w. Joyce, of Grafton, and Mis-
| Margaret Couley, of this city, Will be mar
ried at St. Xavier's Church here, on Wed
nesday, January %.
Messrs. 5. ID. ann Philip Turner are II
| Front Royal, Va, called there by the serl
GUS illness of their father, Judge Rober
Turner. :,
MIR. Rathbone Ramsey Of Patterson, n
j., arrived here on sunday TO vlslt rela
| tives.
Col. Al. c. Field and his company o
minstrel men were oarquetted mere OF
Tuesday evening b. the local lodge o.
| Elks. after playing 10 large audience II
| the Academy Of Music for the benefit o.
the lodge rhe guests present were Al. g.
Field and his company, Hof Sommers
| Clarksburg: Earl Alderman, Marietta
| Berrie +. Priddle, Huntington: United
| States Marshal A, d. Garden, Wheeling
| John Heating. Cumberland; Walter
| Grimm, j. w. Roberts, F.. w. Weller, G
| A. Bukey, Frank Coffman, Ed. Wood
ward. G.. S. Smoot, John Hogan, Jr.,
| Maurice Prayer. sig Marcus, Charles
| Critics, c. b. Smith, Jr, John j. Joyce, Il
| b. Wilson and &. =. Harvey. The fol
lowing members of the order were present:
| Messrs. ID. j. Senseman, Ed. Nelly, A. j.
Smith, Jordan Mckee, John Dowd, Stead
man Bryan, George Boss, A. K. Epstein,
George Turner, DR.. NJ. I. Hall, h. w.
Grimm, w. H. Walker, r. S. Smith, W.
E. Skirvin, a. G. Murdoch, James >. Pax
ton, A. s. Adair and Robert Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Friend Hutchinson en-
tertaued few friends Tuesday evening
with duplicate whist. There were three
tables. and the games were Of great inter-
est There were present Mr. and Mrs. w.
ID. Paden, Miss Buckner, Of Virginia;
Miss Emma Neal, Miss Clemens, Miss
Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson,
Messrs George BastabIe, p. ID. Neal, u.
w. Summers, p. w. Turner and George
Sands.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland, of Mer-
rsburg. Pa. accompanied by their little
nephew Master James Mckinley Rose. ar
rived here Tuesday TO visit for week or
so Mrs. Netherlands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Brown, Of Juliana street
y. Long lclb w GuuCSuey AOA -
GINA and other Eastern points
Miss Julia Smith, who has been visiting
friends at Mansfield, o., for several weeks,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs 5. Rosenheim and daughter Jean
are in Allegheny, Pa, visiting friends.
The Board OF Public Benevolence will
give charity concert Monday evening In
the Academy of Music. which has been
donated free. Those who will take part
are Miss Matte B. Smith, Miss Mary
Healy, Miss Winitred Rose, MIR. G. n.
Adams, of Belpre, Miss Rathbone, of Bel
pre-, Mr.. G. a. Bukey and Mr. Taylor, OF
Pittsburg.
ing meeting on Tuesday evening. About
ali the members were present besides Rev.
MIR. Blake, of Cincinnati, who came as the
guest of Bishop Peterkin. Mr.. Camden,
MIR. Amber, DR.. Runner, Bishop Peterkin,
| MIR Blake. DR.. Sharp, Mr.. Dana and others
related short stories Mr.. Gilkeson read
an excellent paper on Some Modern Busl-
ness Methods" 1t was admirably writ
ten, and called forth spirited discussion.
| AS fitting conclusion TO this discus
sion each member was asked by the presi-
dent 10 name on the spur of the moment
what he considered the greatest reform
needed in America. The answers were In
| teresting and suggestive. Here are some
| of them: Something TO make poverty re-
| spectabe;n "The limitation aud dlstrlbu-
! tion of wealth. "The abolition OF the fee
system in all national State. county and
munieipal affairs" "Reform in municipal
government:n Reform of the individually ~
fWoman SUFFRAGE" abolish the liquor
business:n Honesty in all public affairs;
"Simplicity and economy in all public and
private life; "A greater interest by good
| citizens in politics, especially in primary
| conventiops:" Let the women run
thlnps.n Honesty and honor in business
| Methods AT the next meeting OF the
| club their will be on old-fashloned Joint,
| debate on the proposition tnat Cnlteo
| States Senators should be elected by the
peope. To AFFIRM. w. Vandervort and
w. g. Peterkin; 20 deny-W. n. Miller
and f. 2. Meats.
Charles Ramsey entertained a few
friends very pleasantly Tuesday evening
with birthday party. The guests were
Misses Ethel Wright, Myrtle Carr, ANNE
Burk, Zillah Spence, Hattie Bonn Carrie
| Myer, Mercy Boyd, May Carr, Cora MAY
bew Ada MUM and Annie Southworth
! The BOYS were Charles Ramsay, Hermaf
MUM, Willie Burk, Herman Landsittel
Jesse Carr, Milo Ritton, Sam Lee anC
Leslie Berry.
A. G.. Jackson will leave Tuesday for do
Springs, Ark, for short stay.
Ritchie Camden has returned from New
York.
| Mrs. Barna Powell, Chattanooga, o
| Tenn, is hers, the guest Of.trlends.
The Harmonic Whist Club were charm
ingly entertained Thursday by Miss Clara
| Nathan, at her home on Ann street.
| Chas. Clouston, of New York, who ma
been visiting here for few days returned
yesterday.
MISS Juliette Blackford gave very de
lightful entertainment Thursday evening
in honor of Misses Aida and Della Gard
ner. including tea and a Brownie WINS
party. After tea progressive whist follow
ed and continued during the remainder o
the evening. Each person was given
! stuffed brownie, card with these littl
| figures on il, while both were to be pinne
on with the brownie stickpjns. The scor
was kept By the brownies being stamps
on the card for each game that was won.
The ideas were very unique and quit
| cleverly carried out
The first prizes were presented to Mis-
| Aida Gardner and Mr.. VIII Nelly. Cor
ISOLATION prizes were also given. tn
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs j. Friend HUTCH
| inson, Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Blackford, Mrs
| w. ID. Paden, Miss Della Gardner, Mis-
| Aida Gardner, Miss Paden. Miss Mofet
| Miss Van Wrinkle, Miss Mary Murdoch
Miss Julia Cook, Miss Clemens. Mis-
| Matte Smith, Miss Emma Neal, Mis-
Buckner, of Virginia, Miss Daisy, Sha
tuck, Miss Dellicker, Miss DesparC
Messrs. w. +. Dana, c. d. Forrer. Leo
Windsor, F. B. Gemmill, w, 1. Boremar