Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
PARKERsBURG SOCIETY.

Parkersburg. ". Va. April 11.-Mrs.
L. A. Cole. Of Orange, y. j., who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs w. NJ.
Trevore. is now visiting in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Alraro Gibbons. accompanied by
his sister. MIS-. Frank Rex and daugh-
ter. arrived home from Washington
Wednesday, where they have been visit
ing Mr. Gibbons and family for some
months
Mr.. George Tavenner and family, OF
Philadelphia, arrived mere Wednesday,
20 visit friends for a short time.
Mr.. William G.. Way. who has spent
the winter here with his daughter, Mrs.
j. VI. Scr0gins. left a few days ago for
Waco. Texas.
Mrs. Lily Cohn made a flying trip to
Cincinnati this week.
One Of the pleasant events of the
week in Jewish circles. was the pretty
wedding. az The home of Mr. and Mrs.
s. Roselheim. Tuesday evening. The
contracting parties We're Miss Jean
Adella ROs- nheim and Mr.. George L.
Coffman. Of Cleveland. After the mar
rage ceremOnyan elaborate dinner was
served. and from one 10 twelve O'Clock
a reception was held. A great many
guests both from this city and others
were present. and the scene at the RO-
seaheim home was one Of joyous gayety
and fes-ivity, characteristic of wedding
celebrarl ions. ar. and Mrs. Kaufman
left early next morning for st. Louis and
Pine Blum. and Will return by way OF
Cincinnati % Cleveland where they
win make their future home
Hon John A. Hutchinson arrived
HON from Cincinnati This evening. ac-
companied by his wife. J. Friend Hut
Crimson and Or. A. y. Frame. Mr.
Hutchinson has been in a hospital in
Cincinnati for over month and is now
almost we'll man again, fac his
many friends are very glad to know.
Miss Mary Ann Stafford left to-day
for a visit with friends in Cincinnati.
NJ. T. II. Hawks, of Chicago, who
has been a guest here for several days
has returned home.
Ex-senator Camden, accompanied by
his private secretary. Meyer Newberg-
er, left Thursday evening for Baltimore
and New York. on ten days business
trip.
Rev. w. !. Hardness, of Weston. is
spending the week in our city, the guest
of Or. J. A. Fullerton.
Miss Genevieve Bassall of Clarks-
burg is visiting friends in the city.
Rev. W. E. Davis left Tuesday for
his new field of labor az Moundsville.
Frank Donahue, OF Clarksburg. who
has been visiting friends here for a few
DAYS. has returned 20 his home.
Mrs. C.. A. Hanes has gone TO Balti-
more 20 visit for a few days.
The most delightful Easter hop was
given Monday evening at Progress hall.
. Those present were: Mrs M0llie
. Blackford Mrs Pro-zman. Mrs. c. 2.
Morrison, Miss Bassell. of Clarksburg
Miss Riley. of Marietta. and Misses
Margaret Paden. Garnet Homer, Julia
Wait. Orsini Lowry. Julistte Black
ford. Mary Van Wrinkle, Nell Johnson,
Ida Nelly Gertrude Nelly. Pink Smith
Cora Turner. Bertha Turner Meigs
Jackson. Julia Smith. and Messrs. I. H.
| PrOtzman c. ID. Forrer. Phil Turner
| George Summers. Clinton Richard
Fred Moor. of Marietta; Frank Moore
of Clarksburg; J. c. O'ConnOr, of Mari
eta. James Johnson, of Charleston
Gale Ebert. James Irving. Frank Mar
Tin. James Jackson. George Gambrill
Fred Gimmel. JOEL Shrewsbury, Ne
rita Thompson, Chas. Morrison, Chas.
Bukey. Wayne Wiley and VIII Nelly