The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-08

join the Misses Caldwell at the Ho-
tel Peabody.
Mrs. S. Kitchens, of Monnslsyille,
is the guest of her neice, Mrs JAS.
Snyder.
G. w. Huston returned Monday
from a business trip to Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Z. Harris. of " ashing-
ton, d. CT, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Z. G. Lazier. ShesHas called
here BY the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Jas. M. Bell.
Mrs. G. E. Jolliffe who WAS called
here by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Vandervort, has returned to her
home in Warrington.
George Titlow, popular hotel
man of Uniontown, was IN town re-
Gently.
Waitman Barbe, field agent Of
the University, and wife eanle ID.
from Parkersburg Thursday and
will be the guests of DIR. and Mrs.
I. G. White until after commences
ment.
I Messrs. Harry and Bernie Nc
Lure and Miss Bette McI.ure, Of
Wheeling, were here Thursday to.
attend the funeral of their cousin
Mrs. James NJ. Bell.
Rev. H.G.Stoetzer, Of Mdoredale,
Pa, arrived several days ago for
the commencement exercises. Mr..
Steotzer graduated from tie w ".
y. III '89 and never fails u attend.
the closing exercises. Would that
there were more like hin "a loyal.
ty to his Alma Mater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ans and:
Miss Hattie Hagans arfifed from
Their Chicago home ana
gantoWn relatives
Miss Blanche Wood has turned,
from visit to former scbe mates
at the Woman's College; II burg,
Pa. Miss Wood took Iii medal
for tennis playing hast fsf and
while at the college lastMsek took
part in the tennis tournament.
DR.. BENZ. Miller, of Cincinnati,
was here last week to sea bis sister
Mrs4 Nicholas Vanderyoft who is
very i'll. Her sister Mrs. Laura
Snyder, of Chicago, is here and her
son Bruce, of Jamestown o., and
daughter, Mrs. Mary Bangham, Of
Port Williams, O., >were here a few
days ago. There is little hope Of
Mrs. V's recovery.
Bishop George w Peterkin, Of
the Diocese of West Virginia, will
Ybe here for commencement exer-
cises. Bishop Peterkin is one Of
the warmest friends the University
has and the people here are always
glad to see him. His Episcopal
Hall is one of the important adj
juncts of the University. T,
Z Ex-Regent Cameron +. Thomp-
son, of Charleston, is here.
William R. Thompson, Of Hunt
ington, the first graduate of the
University law school, is here for
commencement.
J. w. Vandervort Esq, promi-
nent lawyer and city attorney Of
Parkersburg is here accompanied
by his wife. He IS an ole 2 niyer-
sity man,
Capt. Maeker Babb, of Grant
county, a prominent allmnus of
the University arrived Yesterday.
Prof. Taylor B. Mcelnre, of
Wayne county, class Of Is here
accompanied BY his wifi md son
Lawrence and daughter Crete. Mr..
McClure's old friends aredeIighted
to see him again and welcome him
back after many days.
VIM. Mcdonald, Of Keyser, Law
class of '94 is here for commence
ment. n
State Treasurer Rowan arrived
from Charleston yesterday to at
tend the University commence
ment.
Hon. P. w. Morris, of Richie
county, will be here for commence
ment.
Adiutant General Holly il ex-
pected here for commencement ex-
ercises. General Holly is All old
University man
Prof. ~. FL. Anderson, superin-
tendent Of the Wheeling city
schools is expected here for the
commencement exercises.
DIR. &. n. Burchinal, Of Point
Marion, Pa, was here for short
time yesterday
Frank G. Cox, Of Wheeling, an
old III. y. & boy arrived yesterday.
Regent Hon. Jas. h. Stewart ar
rived yesterday afternoon.
Gov MacCorkle will arrive Oh
the B 40 train tomorrow