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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

sser's F1vtrishtly Club was a laugha-
ble farce. sud the remainder Of the pro-
sauue was CreliJab'y given The
vrcceeds we're divided between the day
nursery acd the hydrophobia RELIEF
fund.
One Of the notable affairs Of the week
FRI secret society circles was the annual
Dr.ucly Thursday hanQue, OF Charity
CHARTER Rose C-oiN Valley OF Wheeling
Orient Ot IVES, Virginia. in The Masonic
Tempia. It was attended by about one
hundred and dt,y guests who are high
.r the Masonic order. The menu was
elaborate. The caterer was Ziegeafel-
der The guests entered The banquet
ran about $50 O'Clock. and 10 was after
uiirisht when The csSsmb,age dis
rs~sei. Sir Knight D.. J. ". Norris
was toast master, ard some excellent
addresses were made.
Miss Bertha Scheu was rendered
delightful farewell party by number
er ler friends. and left Tuesday after
aeon for Iowa City.
ritations have been issued for the
II -age Of Miss Ora :. Hus,ead. Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
PERSONALS.

Twas night met her face to face
No gas Jet liz that blessed stair:
| or course we had 10 light the Place.
And so we made match there.
Mrs. Henry Kimball, of South Wood
street. is guest of PittSburg friends.
Miss Dot Irwin left Thursday for
Washington, D. c., to spend a few weeks
with fritnds.
The Misses Cunningham. of Steuben-
vile. are visiting at DR.. Megrail's, on
the Island.
Mrs. J. Hause, Of Toledo, o., formerly
of this city. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs ". Z. Carlin, of North
Broadway. Island. returned Thursday
morning to her home, after few weeks
visit.
Miss Lydia Lyman, of Mt. Pleasant,
will spend Easter with Island friends.
Andrew and Morgan Heiskell are
home from Andover, Mass. where they
have been attending school.
Miss Eliza Wells, Of Bethany, is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Miss Mary Tucker is in New York
city
Miss Carrie Warden. Of South Chap
line street. left Monday for Dunkirk. n.
Y. where she will make her home with
her grandfather.
Wilbur II. Tallman has returned from
a trip through the South.
Miss Laura =. Caldwell is visiting
friends in New York City.
Miss Blanche /. Hoge is spending a few
days with friends at Cadiz. Ohio
Miss Maude Butler. of Richmond. Va.
IS visiting Mrs. Robert J. Reed on
Twelfth street
Mr.. George W. Atkinson. Jr.. OF Char
lesion is visiting Mrs. Jacob ". Grubb,
at Echo Point.
Louis D. Grubb. Jesse W. speldel and
Morgan J. Heiskell are home from Law
rencoviiie. y. J., TO spend their Easter
vacation.
Wi-, Arrett. John B. Wilson and Mel
vile Post will spend Easter at Cadiz,
Ohio.
A. 3 Golding leaves Wheeling Thurs
day for New Orleans. en- route to his
home in California
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THEOPINION OF AN EXPERT
What john C. Freuud. the 0gs.
Music Trade Paper Editor na.
United States, Says OF Ersss-s
Bros, Pianos.

In the Piano Purchasers Guide p.
Gently published by John C. r..r
editor of Music Trades. -.I h.,
famed as the best posted editor
musical subjects in the Clr >-
Mr.. Freund makes the following ...
ment in his advice 10 piano ..
ers":
twenty-five TO thirty-f,e years az.
there were but few piano uas.. .-
nearly all strOve TO make q real. fist.
class instrument. To-day .e ..r
of piano makers has increased -.- III.
All claim TO make a tirs.-.. piano
though some would lIl +, l.1.... q.
substantiate the claim.
10 be a thoroughly competent an.
practical piano maker requires s..
tific and musical know Ice o.. BIZ
highest order, as well as The uos. .-..
ough training.
The piano maker must have @ u-.
cal ear and some mUs.ca. education
as to be able to juds VI r.- ..-.... &,
his own work.
He must be an exp u E.ov
OF all the raw material employed .- Oh.
construction OF the .--
In describing the r Ll
turers, Mr.. FreunI mentions .ae .-
in particular. who posses W
qualities which he
piano makers must posi-. I'D. -
lowing is the staten
garding the famous -...
Bros:
"Krakauer Bros. -- -0.'a
successful and popu.a- -a.. ia
'KRAKAUER' Pianos - a
and well-eQuippG2 fac---- Sos .
TO Isl East One Hundred -. IN0r
sixth street. New York. Sake u-
Uprights and Grands. Can N t.
tory. 200 instruments r 1
1872 Mr.. David Krakauer l .
manufacture pianos. In vas
Joined by his brothers, Jul.r 0a-
lei. The father Of the Kral Dos.
Mr.. Simon Krakauer. for u-
was one Of the leading tea
conductors Of music In New J
whole family is very musical.
lei Krakauar being an accOr
violinist. and Mr.. Julius Kra
fine pianist As manufacture
Krakauer Bros. have won d.s.il-
ed position by their extreme cons
tiousness. as well as lv their BUSH
ability. They thoroughly undc-sia'
the art OF piano manufacture. and
are able 10 put upon tle market n
superior instrument of er.at dura
Being among the few Who are
clans as well as practical piano u
their instruments have a.Wa!
noted for their very fine tone
They belong 20 the standard make =.
members Of this concern sIr...i
every detail of manufacture persona
Financial and commercial standing
the highest
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Couches from S4.4S up.
=. SCHMEICHEL & SON.
THE ANSWER.

why is it that so many more people
wear glasses than formerly This is
a question that I am called upon to
answer every day. and often many
times during the day.
In the first place. eye troubles natur-
allv advance with civilization. City
life. with its demands upon the eye, for
almost constant near vision. and the
possibility Of distant vision. being
somewhat excluded by the presence OF
high buildings. and other Instructions,
is conducive 10 eve troubles. such as we
are called upon to relieve every day, by
the aid Of glasses.
In the second place. people pay much
more attention to their eyes than for
merly. New instruments and new
methods are constantly being intro
duced to more perfectly relieve the de-
fective eye. Tie question is constantly
being agitatei. and consequently the
people are being educated TO take care
of their ewes. u. ". EWALT.
Pefracting Optician for
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
\ large line OF Folding Beds at
F. SCHMEICHEL & SON
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Couches from $4.4S up.
T. SCHNEICHEL & SON.

T. Breslauer, iii Main street.
Human hair goods.
Superb qualities.
Unique designs.
Rarest shades.
And lowest prices.
Ny stock of hair goods is always COM
plete and comprises everything in the
line. from the finest constructed wig
to the most artistic designs in coiffures
in all shades. All goods guaranteed or
money refunded. Ladies hair dress
ing and shampooing parlors are the
most commodious. All mail orders are
promptly attended to.
+. BRESLAUER,
11llMain street.
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IN NEW QUARTERS

Shelf Bros. are now e-
their new store. corner -.
Main streets. -he building ..
cupied by j. a. Lash. Ia.
has been remodeled arl
throughout. and an at'ral.
in II presents a hands
ance. and AFFORDS this sn..
greater and better tac.-i-..-
ing 10 a constantly incI--
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

OHt'. martyr grave
Tlroush the AGES rang his praise
Died mankind TO save.
, number Of young persons from Wheel
irg. The eycniug was delightfully."-
spent il terpSicho-s2u enjoyment.
Tuesday evening Miss Ida Campbell
was agreeably surprised to receive a
Ca. from larEe number of her friends.
at her homei2 Beuaire. The occasion
was Up fifteenth anniversary OF her
birth. and the guests assisted the host
css in making the celebration a delight
full one.
che Seutuageuarian Club was pleas
a0tlv entertained Gt dinner THURSDAY
by Mr.. David Park. aJ his home IN
Nartiu,s Ferry. II was the birthday
anniversary of the host.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the wedding Of Miss Annie hoehler,
f.uzhrer of Mr. and Mrs Henry Koch
lsr of B0sss Run. TO Mr. Henry
Selruuu. n BeUvoCl. The ceremony
viii Doe performed ar the home OF the
bride. ou the evening of the 2Ith inst.
The pupils of Mrs. Harris school. ac-
commanded by their instructors. on
Thursday followed their acnuaI custom
Cfris' ing The Chudren's Home. and
makirg their Easter Offering TO the lit
Tie ones who are cared for IN that inStI-
tui0u.
The entertainment giYen at the Arion
THURSDAY evening by W. II. Cooke Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters Of the Sec
crj Presbyterian church, was novel.
interesting and successful. The spin
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rom that grave of sainted dead
World-salvatiou rose.
w. L. Pyle.
Island. to Mr.. John S. Jackson, Of
Washington. Pa. The ceremony will
be performed at high noon Wednesday,
Nav 9Th at St. Luke's P. r. church, the
Rev. Jacob Birmingham officiating.
The Bridgeport Literary Society held
will discuss the Influence of Literature
on Civilization: Mr.. Henry Fox will
read a paper on the Cretan situation;
Mr.. L. :. Springer. on the Declaration Of
Independence: and there wiSbe a gen
eral debate. subjects Congress De-
generating as Legislative Body?
The first ball of the Auditorium ORA
matte Club, will be given at the Pythian
Castle Monday night. The committee
in charge consists Of II. c. Senne, John
Shannaman. II. Kindlebreger, Gus Me
dick. George Cornell, Paul Faulck and
George Menkemiller.
Mrs. c. W. Seabright celebrated the
fiifty-third anniversary Of her birth in
quiet way, by entertaining few
friends last Sunday evening, at her
home on South Main street.
The Monday Night Club, OF Bridge
port. was entertained last week by Miss
Mamie Robinson, and the session was
one of the most enjoyable and interest
Ing which has yet been held. The roll
call was answered with quotations from
Reveries Of a Bachelor by Donald G.
Mitchell. Miss Carrie Branum favored
the club with an excellent paper on
Lillian Bell. and review OF Little
DAUGHTERS of the Wilderness" Miss
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-. ,o,ros,roents were served at season.
able hour.
Tho ladies' Altar Society, of Aetnaville'
,,,u 1--WE a social and supper tomorrow
night in Ulrich's Hall, AetnaviiIe' loi
the benefit of St. Anthony's church III
bridgeport. The young folks will dance
70 the music Of the Standard orchestra
Of Martins Fe-ry.
Tho concert Of the washington and JEFF
ferson Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Clup'
at the Opera House Tuesday, the 26th' Is
be,ng looked forward to as one of the
coming society events of the month.
The boys have a host of admirers in the
CITY who are doing everything to make
the concert n success financially. AS cur
correspondent has had the pleasure Of
hearing the club play, we have no hesl-
fancy in saying that their music is as good
as any club in the country. The Glee
Club. under the leadership Of Mr.. ]. r.
McCurdy. the we'll known bass, IS COM
posed of ten men. The Banjo and Mando-
lin Clubs. composed of ten men each, are
well trained. under the well known
mandolin player Mr.. Valentine Abt. of
Pittsburg. As the boys are under a great
expense in coming TO Wheeling, it IS to
be hoped that they will receive 4 royal
welcome.
Next Friday evening the Erins Isle Club
of the South Side, Twill be entertained by
Mr. John Mularkey and Mr. Edward
Lynch The affair promises to be a sue
cess.
One of the principal events of the COM
ing week viii be the private hop to be
given by the "Akorn Klubb" ut Mozart
Hall. Tuesday. April 10Th. The club is
composed OF well known young men from
the Eighth ward and they will no doubt
do all in their power to provide a good
time for all. Prof. Killmeyer will officiate
at the piano.
The Rev. Or. r. Rush Swope will leave
in the near future for his new charge in
Bil;more y. c. Next Thursday evening,
a farewell reception viii be given in his
honor at the residence OF Mr.. B. w. Peter
son. in Pleasant Valley.
The Turner's will give their exhibition
concert and ball Monday evening, April
26th, for the benefit of the class which
is to take part in the contests at the big
National funniest, which will take
place at st. Louis. May 6. T. and 9.
The class will consist of ten men, as
follows: L. Bartens. H. Friedrich, p.
Schambra. c. Schambra, F. Straub. ].
Kurtz. NJ. Ruggaber. E. Vaas, G. VIII
helm and c. Brandfass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

DR. Hardman offers special induce
ments in Spectacies and Eye Glasses of
the latest style and finest quality until
May 1St. Those wanting first-class
work in the optical line should call at
once. Eyes examined by the latest and
best methods free. Office hours TO Y
a. m, TO and to p m, Hos Mar
ket street, EgerJer building. Glasses
ground TO fit the most complicated de-
feet OF sight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

Shelf Bros. the we'll known fa"e
are now 10 be found in their a
some quarters AZ The corner O.. ....'
and Main streets. Their s".s
tirelv new. every dollars worth e.. p.
old stock having been sold az a.'
and I'm extent and novelty M -t-
iewelrv stock in The city can com.
with il. In their new location B.
Bros. are prepared 10 handle JAoI .
better than ever before. ana I'D
lower prices and more c...Ta'
gains. This store Is a 'rei.. ''
ing. and no person -,.
should fail 10 c1.. on ta.
Well. and I know that p.
done for you all that + -.'.
have known him for twelve.
regard him as one Of t.a
occulists in the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

Prof. Shelf. the oD-ic'an.
Gated at the corner o- Nam .
enth streets.
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rNTrPTNINMENIS-

s.,..y. rr~f Goth save.
NSSf,,i y.~.te ms .l-. s....-. -.,r-re.
H. rs.-g .r.'
@-'.r-ff order ROW ..l
d -.....- ,.r~..
, Ne editor ..r..-.-.# ur10 -.
80, sun - 81, ,.--r~e i-."
Ts Simply rra.t.,rri1 Record
Among the ,a~gsr e2.s .l--l .,,r.~-
-.hicb society looks ''' 49,. -..'.' .,...r ~
NJ, vssk vii, De -oe aa~..'' ,.-, .-
-. Axiom for which e.'-....-, ~, .....-.,
lne ~ -, hefn made. tHt ..-..
a, .., ~ 's,r~1pr.8te'y tecoE',,,, "-. ,..
Will oe "H.,, bs furnished by me Ves,1
music W., ,-.-r1 THE NerC3nr.e ltNo
House ~ ,,,-,'r,--9iu I'm its customary l-s-
VIII US ,.-,i,r At the C-rr'.. l.-'
pitao'e az, h, n dramatic eU,er.alal'.'.
there W., ',,.srirz ara several sllai-7r
to-morrv"- the week The Mozart
affairs U I..-tv will give IFS aorua. t.,S-
S.nging So raster social 40 the y 'L
ter ball .,,., 0laca tomorrow one
c. A VI. ... ans but few Of the many
ing. l...,,-s tc which 1e'l..e
enter'.., -.,.,-5 du-irs the ensm0s SIX
rtsys.
COZ o-morrow ev,niaE the r,,, " .. .,,,s
pill CIee Mandolin 2nd C cue ,..,
or,.,i eS .,. 80 -7acsr, a, Che or5l. , '.
y. ~ tss nssu 'ar-e adl .'--, 3. -.
2 here ,. mas .Ss 4 s,ol sized aro'5oy2 IS as
hcAe'S' a., number ~ che r7'H'.'5
SUI SUI, is,dsrs are ra,ronez]sS Ok '-, -
fair.
~, r,,s.s pareh,srs Of The s.2 ''.,..
IN, me n y = church held tAe.r WeS>l
Street get. " Yesterday af,ernoor q. The .'y
7 me-, were many patrons
~. ,rsp divisions Of the la a., q
me c eooSrrcsstion Of The , hJe" ,,-, NJ r. p.
Chr Ga15 S5m saC Of Ms Jane, pap gS.. I.
was lars s,I,,l The proceeds went 10
DUTY . - nsving fund.
lie rob Asress Club. q B3 fla save
rs,, ~ .op THURSDAY eysain .s. az at. Ar,
'sAs 4. Among the guests were
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
~w.,h sarns-. JUNCTION

~, -.yP yeysssa.sss :, & - rim ,aasl,
Loved to shape Them. CROWN --'''
hrim them. .. .t..-.,,,.
1T was awful waste. -. e-'-' w
away your money $50.
SOL svors i, lovers fashion
To declare chat t-} nt iN7'., t....
When sn object CauEA- PIG ,<s '-''
me still 'upou tEt -tHO.. ..
Danglirg down from tH-. -..it.
WifF Than ~alf--aIC. mos tN-v
Vas a little. round, Wll,- ~-"-- rtfs
-....... So,
The bells which chime SO meril-l lN
tbe church syeep,es this morning pro-
claim the arrival of q festival of sra'-
religious significance; and they also
-osrl The close of that period which GUS
80, DEGREES is one of voluntary abb
stsrtion from social pleasures. mo-
s,iovn,snt of the Easter balls and other
f,,nctious will be greater because oe-
fsrred for so lcng time "hee''-@
societv has coniormed very well 70 -"'
.,rvsrtionalitiss Of the season. and the
overaps devotee takes q retroSPe.'...' ,
view of the LenJeu peroc. "',u go s..-..
-" - se-isf7c-i0u which comes l','"
Sntv performed. some OF lNv
S.,tjo|s uer Quietly and passed.
bOurs each week I'm contests N.,-
sstol,o9r5s hut even these tLl-i,"-
lll,,,,ts ,vere numerically few. ne GONE
-. - ,.if Witness 81 round OF
S & vu recall memories OF .o'
nolgsavs Many organi1 .I.,.,, "..' -v,
- t,,s-sr balls. and nNl'a,''''S pa.
Z To- E
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ter of one of the first families of the
"Ouaker CITY" and moves in the best
society circles OF that city. The we'd
ding will take place in the early part Of
the month of roses and weddings ana ar
ter an extended tour the young people VIII
make their future home III New Mar
tinsville.
Wednesday evening Miss Laura Cass
and Mr.. James Moore, two weil-known
and estimable young persons or Martin ;
Ferry, will be united in marriage at half
past eight O'Clock by Rev. S. j. Boyle,
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The
attendants will be Miss Ada Barber ard
Mrs. Thos. Grayson. Miss Cass is an ac-
complished pianist and has a large circle
OF friends here and in this vicinity who
will be surprised 10 lean OF her marriage.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Moore, Of Walnut street. Both have
a host Of friends who wish for their sue
cess ,on the matrimonial sea.
Friday evening, DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Hail. of Martins Ferry. entertained the
officers and teachers of the Presbyterian
Sabbath school OF that place, in L very
pleasant manner
Thursday evening the Union Hall AS
ISOLATION, of Bridgeport, gave success
full chicken supper at the Union Opera
House. Extensive preparations had been
made for the occasion, and consequently
everything went off in a manner that
would please the most fastidious. Supper
had been prepared for large number,
and the expectations Of those who had
the affair in charge were realized. After
the supper. which took place between the
hours of five and eight o'clock, an en-
tertainment, consisting OF instrumental
and vocal music, interpreted with reel
tations of an excellent character, was Civ
en-. which greatly pleased the large au-
dience. The proceeds OF the affair Will
be divided between the three lodges, Jr.
o. L. a. NJ, X. of T, and I. o. o. T.,
which form the hall association.
Mrs. Florence Morrison very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her friends al her
home in Martins Ferry Thursday even
ing. Various social amusements formed
the evenings pleasure. At seasonab.e
hour refreshments OF tempting nature
were served.
The Woman's Club. of Martins Ferry.
held a very interesting meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas.
r. Shreve. on The Heights The re-
sponses to roll call consisted of quota
tons from the Bard of Avon. The after
noon was occupied by the .reading OF
Hamlet" and explanations OF different
parts of the play. The next meeting Of
this club will be held at the home Of
Mrs. \. J. Smith. when it will adjourn I'M
til September.
Friday evening, Miss Bessie Watson, of
Martins Ferry. was the charming nos
tess to a number of her young friends az
her home on West Hickory street. The
evening was spent in a very enjoyable
manner at the various social amusemonts,
whist being the most prominent. Refresh
ments were served at 4 very seasonabie
hour.
-.
r,i,r+ oo,,,1os of voune- neonle of Mar
.i,,s t-.r~,. i,,o1r6iry the Oriental STRING
hond o,terded The literary meeting A.
s+sa,e.s schoo1 house hscl, Of that CITY.
yya5pesdov evening
-
The Martins Ferry Naennerchor has ar
I III IL q - 4
an ssbinp,oD street. Monday evening.
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For the above occasion the B. & O..
will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling
to Mobile. Ala, and return. April 10. %
and DIST. at the rate Of s2G.75. good re-
turning until April 80. inclusive.
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A large line of Folding Beds at
I. SCHMEICHEL * SON.
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Mattings are stifel 4 Co $ Special this
week. See adj
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Y. N. c. A. INTERNATIONAL CON
VENTION,
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Suits, regular Tailor Made. less than the
cost Of psakiug, st stifei y Co. >. See them
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We can furnish your home
F. S-INELoHE-
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To Be Held at Mobile, Ala, April 26th.
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Friday evening, Miss Bessie Watson, Of
Martins Ferry. was the charming nos
tess to a number of her young friends AZ
her home on West Hickory street. The
evening was spent in a very enjoyable
manner at the various social amusements,
whist being the most prominent. Refresh
ments were served at 4 very seasonaoie
hour.
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WANTED-PURCHAs a.i's
For SALE cards. a1. 80 e.
Csrds- call az Register -
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KLOTHlNG-KRAUS BROS.
KRAUS' KORRECT KLOTHINr
ARE YOU OPEN TO ARGUMENT?

Everybody has different method Of dotno
business. Some cothiers talk prices all the tinoa5
anything soft can be sold cheap. But that tba5
dearest kind to buy. We make QUALITY our
study--hoW to better, how to strengthen Our
hold on present customers. Our buttons dom
come off; our seams don't rip; our garments
don't get out of shape; we're not asked for
money back once in an age. Something con-
vinCing in that to thinking man. Come in and
see our goods for yourself.
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The Woman's Club of Martins Ferry.
held a very interesting meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Chas.
r. Shreve. on The Heights" The re-
sponses TO roll call consisted of quota
tons from the Bard OF Avon. The after
noon was occupied by the Teading OF
Hamlet" and explanations Of different
parts of the play The next meeting of
this club will be held at the home of
Mrs. \. J. Smith. when it will adjourn I'M
I'll September.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

\ large line Of Folding Beds at
T. SCHMEICHEL & SON
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Mrs. Florence Morrison very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her friends al her
home in Martins Ferry. Thursday even-
ing. Various social amusements formed
the evenings pleasure. At a seasonab.e
hour refreshments OF a tempting nature
were served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

The Kioss pagse'SST e,1 Or t, Sar v oss
market marx yesterday a,.sTn S,a,,.s- s -s.
-. -, m.ny raL.--S-
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The Rev. DR.. r. Rush Swope will leave
in the near future for his new charge in
Bilimore. y. c. Next Thursday evening
farewell reception viii be given in his
honor at the residence Of Mr.. B. W. Peter
son. in Pleasant Nnlley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

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