Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-28
PARKERSBURG.

versity, where he will pursue course
of chemistry this summer
Miss Elizabeth Cole, daughter OF MI
L. A. Cole, formerly OF this pace, VINO
has been the guest of Miss Trevor loi
some time left Tuesday for StoningUon'
Conn. where the family of Mr.. Cole are
spending the summer. -
The recital of the pupils of Miss Lily
A. Church, held at the Nj. Il. Chulcn
Thursday evening, was indeed one Oh
the leading musical events OF the year;
Mss Church's pupils show splendid
training and practice and she can justly
feel proud of, and encouraged by their
noticeable advancement.
DIR. C. Nj. Boyer, who has been attend
ing a course of medical lectures IN New
York for the past month returned home
Tuesday.
DR., S. Scollay Moore left yesterday
for Alexandria, Va, TO attend the COM
mencement exercises OF the Episcopal
High School.
w. w. Hardness, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest OF Mayor Thomas
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, who have
been guest of the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. ROsenheim, for couple OF
weeks. returned TO their home at Glove
land Monday.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton left the first OF
the week for Washington, Pa, to at
tend commencement exercises at Wash
ington and jefferson College. He VIII
spend a couple of weeks at his home
there.
Miss Lizzie Milligan. who has been
visiting her brother w. A. Milligan,
and family, for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home i'm Chicago.
Judge Loomis is in Wheeling, attend
ing the Court of Appeals.
DR.. and Mrs NJ Campbell are in Pn',-
adelphia, where the Doctor is attend
ing a national meeting OF Railway Sur
geons. They will also spend week at
Atlantic City, before their return.
Miss Julia Rsair Of West Union, who
has BEEN pupil of Miss Kinnie Smiths
boarding school, has left TO spend her
vacation at home.
Miss Ida McDougal, of Washington
Bottom, is pending a few days with
Miss Freda Beckwith-
Miss Page, of Guyandotte, is visiting
Mrs. e. E. Fullerton of Eleventh street.
DR.. ]. A. Fullerton and wife, left a
few days ago for Mountain Lake Park,
to spend a couple of months.
Miss Ora Richardson, Miss Lizzie
DavidsOm and Miss Emma Dudley, who
have been attending school at Gram
vile, Ohio, are at home for the sum-
mer.
Miss Florence Watson, of Gallipolis,
Ohio, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. 5. F.
Cranes, on Twelfth street.
Miss Ora Martin, is visiting friends in
Washington, d. G. She will also visit
se,, raj points in Maryland before re-
turning.
Mrs. Hoffman, and daughter, of Day
ton, Ohio, are the guests of the formers
daughter Mrs. Harry j. Pratzman, OF
the Hotel Jackson.
Miss Minnie Fisher. of Eight street,
leaves in few days for an extended
visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Gertrude Nelly, who has been
visiting in Morgantown for some time
is expected home to-day accompanied
by Miss Daisey Wood.
Miss Minnie Reese, of Cameron, w.
Va. is visiting Miss Annie Neptune.
William Leonard of New Ibria, Lou
isiana, is the guest OF Cashier j. W.
Leese. Mr.. Leonard is on his way home
from the Hudson River Institute, To-
Gated at Claverac, N. Y.
Probably the most brilliant social
functions that ever occurred in Parkers-
burg was the magnificent nuptials that
united Charles Braxton Blubaugh and
Miss Baby Nye Burt in the bonds Of
wed,ock last Wednesday evening. 1t
was a notable. event in social circles,
and was largely attended by persons
of prominence from all over the state.
The ceremony and arrangement at the
church were perfect in every detail and
the reception at the palatial home OF
the brides parents was an affair that
will long be remembered as the most
elaborate ever seen in the city. Caterer
burst, OF Wheeling, received much
praise for the completeness and e.e-
gance of his spread. While the happy
couple were preparing for their jour
ney an, elaborate display OF fire works
engaged the attention. of the guests.
The bridal party consisting Of DR.. and
Mrs Blubaugh, Miss Mollie Margarum
and Col Jack Burt left at II O'Clock by
special train for Washington City via
Huntington. On June 20 a grand re-
oeption will be rendered the friends of
the Burt and Blubaugh families at the
Hotel Waldorf in New York City, and
on July 1st, the bride and groom will
sail for Europe TO remain several
months, when they will return and re-
side in Baltimore. The best wishes Of
hosts of friends accompany the young
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson, who
have been visiting Mrs. Wilson's father,
Attorney d. H. Leonard, have gone to
Denver, Col, to visit.
Mrs. |. w. Hiteshew and son Harry,
are visiting friends in Middleport, o.
Miss Mary Van Wink,e departed a
few days ago for Winchester, Va, to
visit friends for several weeks.
Miss Minnie Prayer, who has made
her home with her sister, in New York,
for the past three years, is spending
the summer with her father in this
city.
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