Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

Cormack, Lizzie Donovan, Annie Cay
and Annie Nolan, of McMeCAen; Misses
Agnes. Kate and B. Gravers, Mary and
Ella Murray; Kate and Ella Gate.y;
Name Hoyt, Maggie Barrett, EiVa tltz-
gerald, Maggie Debold, Edna Gately'
Ella Havey, Rhoda and TILE Bursee'
Mary and Ella Springer, Nellie ana May
Healy. Mary Havey, May Hell, OF Ben
wood: Messrs. James Quigg, ROBERT
Scully. Charles Quigg, OF Pitts6urg;
r. C. Former, ]. ]. Gilmore, Van CARY
Anton Armbruster, Harry CARLY, Chas.
Fox. Edward Stem, c. Murrins, Chas.
Wood. Henry Meyer, Of Wheeling; A.
NJ Linsky. Willie Pracht, Nose Elikan,
Fred Blum. Jess Lanchron, Jess Blppus,
Harry Rowe. Brent Porterfield, or
BelIaire: Lawrence Stipes, John Arnett,
Will Springer, Robert Linsley, Samuel
Hall. Willie Carter, George Fitzgerald.
willie Porterfeld, Henry Pracht, OF
Benwood.
Miss Helen White, who has been Wis
iting Miss Mendel, left for her home
in Indiana, Pa, yesterday. During
Miss Whites short stay in the city a
number of social functions were given
in her honor. Her departure was deep
w regretted by her numerous admirers
here.
Mrs. o. T. Rhodes gave a very charm
ing thimble party and tea to her many
lady friends at her home on Chapline
street Friday afternoon. The amuse-
ment of the guests was the guessing or
questions which were composed or Two
or more syllables, one OF which ended
in ct" The first prize was won by
Miss Sarah Cecil, the second prize by
Mrs. Tatum. The afternoon was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present.
Tuesday afternoon. at Pittsburg, Emma
Virginia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Kline. of South Chaplne street, will be
married to II. Newton Sperry. of Buffalo,
y. Y. Miss Kline is one OF Wheeling
favorite society ladies' while Mr. Sperry IS
interested in the w. II. Walker Shoe
Company. of Buffalo. n. Y. After two
weeks wedding tour in the East. Mr.. and
Mrs Sperry will be at home to their many
friends at No. "a Lamont street, Holly
wood Place, Allegheny.
Miss Nettie Meyers, of South Wood
street. entertained q. number Of her
friends last Monday evening at cards. AT
a seasonable hour tempting refreshments
were served. During the evening Messrs.
Charles Rinehart and Charles Altmeyer
delighted the company with selections on
the madolin and guitar
PERSONALS.
Miss Myrtle Hervey, of New Martins
Vile. who has been visiting friends on
the Island has returned home.
Miss Marie Fletcher, Of Ellwood City,
Pa. who has been visiting Miss Carrie
Miller on the Island has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roseberry Colvin, of
Parkersburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wernecke, of Caldwells Run, for
few days.
Miss Bertha Jones, of Wellsburg, is
visiting relatives on the Island.
Will Vance and Jess Speidel are home
from Lauranceville, n. j., to spend
their Christmas vacation.
Miss Laura Caldwell is home from a
visit to friends at Parkersburg.
Miss Meigs Jackson. who has been
visiting Miss Mary Moffat, on South
Chapline street, left during the past
week for her home in Parkersburg.
Miss Blanche Hoge, of the Island,
will have as her guest during the holt
DAYS Miss Emma Hearne, of CadiZ, o.
Mr.. Andrew Heiskell is home from
Yale.
Jesse Speidel, Morgan Heiskell, Louis
Grub. viii Vance and Harvey Pol
lack have arrived from Lawrenceville.
Mr.. Jacob Anshutz and daughter who
have been visiting Mr.. Mortimer Pollock
on Chapline street. left yesterday for their
home in Philadelphia.
Miss Emily Pollock will arrive homo
Tuesday from New York City, where she
has been attending school.
Mrs G.. A. Beall and Mrs. Frank Por-
ter. of the Island. and Mrs. S. ]. Bail, of
Sioux City, Ia, are the guests Of friends
in New Martinsville and Sardis.