Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg. ". Va, October IL
Mrs. O'Brien and children, OF Charleston
who have been the guests or Mrs. Rio
tenhouse and family, for the past month
have returned 10 ther home.
Miss Henrietta Shrewsbury is at home
after a pleasant visit with Miss Oldham,
in Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Moss left last
evening for New York City, COMBINING
business and pleasure
Mrs. Maulsby and daughter. Mrs. Bee,
are visiting in our city for few days
Mrs ". Gleason. OF Piedmont, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Partridge, OF
Seven q street.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Donahue' o!
Wheeling. is in our city, the guest OF
Father Hickey.
Harvey Hail and Ed. Gerwig, who are
attending The University at Morganiown:
VIII arrive home Jo-nigh, ana speAd
q few DAYS. and witness The great 1901
bah game. bel veel he West Virginia
University and la Fayette Penn. COL
lege teams. -
Elliot Nortacot- has returned 10 his
home in Hun .ngtOn, after short ousl-
ness visit in our Town.
Among those attending the STATE Bap-
ris- Association a, Wheeling. from mere
are Rev. W. T. POrre,l, Mr.. c. WHIT
latch. D. d. Johnson, Waiim9n BarOe'
Rev. R. b. Smith and Rev l.. L. refers
Mr.. A. Lowens,ein, Of Baltimore VINO
has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Her
vev Kellar. S now in Cincinnati.
Mr.. c. 4. Gates. a brother Of A. d.
Gates. end J. S. Payne, both Of Charles
ton. came here to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. A. d. Gates. which occurred Tues
day.
Hon Albert Browse. of Grape Island;
John 3 Floyd. editor of the Charleston
Evening Mail; Hon. a. Obey. OF Char-
lesion. and Hon. Seymour Edwards, were
prominent arrivals in our city during
the week.
Amos Gordon, IT.. lef, several days
ago 20 spend a short vacation with
friends IN Lexington and Maysyille. Ken
lucky
Miss Annie Vaudersender. of Spencer,
is spending a few days with her cousin
Mss BERTHE Vaudersender on 81. Mary's
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Maxwell arrived
q few DAYS ago from Pennsylvania and
are the guests Of relatives here.
Gen. B. D. Sp.iman has arrived home
from a business trip through the East.
Dr. s. s. Moore and Rev. Mr.. Marshall
lef, for Pitsburg Tuesday.
Mr.. W L. McMorris IS in Pittsburgh
on railroad businnSs
General Manager Burt. Col Jack Burt
and AIr. Allen. who has been their guest,
left Tuesday for New York.
Misses Marie Hayman and Hattie
Reed, Of Wheeling, are guests Of friends
in our city.
Mrs. /. ROsenbaum and children. Of
Eas,on Pa. are visiting Mrs. Roseu-
baum's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Newberger.
Mrs J. " Dudley and Mrs. Alice
P'rnes. Of Elizabeth. are attending the
STATE Baptist Association at Wheeling
Miss Minnie Hutchinson. formerly Of
ihis place is visiting friends and rea-
tiyes here
One of the most elaborate and extreme
" enjoyable affairs ever given in this
city was the Inaugural Bail Of the Pro-
gress Club. given az their handsome new
rooms. on Juliana street. last evening
The rooms were decorated magnificently
and were indeed beautiful beyond des-
criptiOn. coupled with the exquisite cos
tunes OF the ladies. the effect was gor-
ge0us. The Marieda orchestra. COM
posed of eleven pieces. conducted by Mr.
Arnold. furn shed the music, which is
said % have been the best dance music
ever heard here. Near the midnight
hour the banquet hall was thrown open,
g. nd a most elaborate supper was served.
A grea- many visitors from neighboring
cities were in attendance and most of
our society people were present All in
an it was a grand affair The Progress
Club. which Is composed Of our leading
Hebrew citizens. can well enough con-
graduate itself on its superb home and
feel justly proud of The advancement Of
their club. which has only been organiz-