Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

coVnty, Virginia is visiting her sister,
Mrs j. r. Seal
Mrs Spencer Dodd of Avoudale Gin
cig1ati who has been the popular
guest Of Mrs Walter Barnes for several
weeks. returned to her home in Mon
day.
Captain William Peyton. who has
been I'm Wyoming county on business, Is
at home on q visit.
W. T. Cole and Miss Julia Reid of
GreenUp. Ky. are the guests OF Miss
Reds brother. +. A. Reid. cashier Of
The Kanawha National Bank.
State Senator o. s Marshall, Of New
Cumberland. was here the latter part
Of the week.
r. G.. Hubbard attended the meeting
of the West Virginia Wholesale Gro
GERS Association at Clarksburg, this
week.
The Masonic Benefit Concert. at the
beautiful new Temple on Friday even
ing. was the most enjoyable event IF
the week. The programme included the
following numbers: "Husarenitt, IN
strumental QUartette, Mrs. II. b. smith
Nessrs. ". r. and l. @. Smith and Nj,
q Brooks: La Gardc Madeline, piano
duet Mrs. e. W. and Miss Willis VIII
son: The Wo0ing Scene of King Henry
and Queen Catherine, n. S. Burlew;
"Tzigarr." violin solo. Miss Satterth-
wait: without Thee Should Hep
tfphroid." Ave Maria, Mrs. nellie
Norvelle Payne; "Fangchngs-
schwank." Mrs. Katherine B. Smith;
vocal solo. Mr.. NJ. o. Brooks, recitation,
n :. Burlew: Mazurka. de. Musin,
violin and piano. eX-Gov. and Mrs VIII
lis Wilson: vocal solo. Mrs. Mittie Dull
Howell: "Cavatina,' NJ. o. Brooks and
7 \ Smith: vocal solo. c. II. Molony;
recitation. r. s. Henry; Spanish dance,
instrumental Quartette. The proceeds
were for the purpose of llquldatlng the
the debt on the new elevator, running
this evening for the first time.
Mrs d. C. Gallaher and her charming
daughter. Miss Helen. will attend the
commencement exercises at Morgan
town.
Mrs. c. c. Lewis and Miss Annie re-
turned home from an extended VISIT
TO New York to-day. They were ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Ashby Lee Biedler,
who will remain some time.
Miss Ethel Knight and Miss Matte
Hogeman will leave next week TO JON
Miss Knights parents at their summer
home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Walter Edward Harris. who has
been one of The editorial wrters on the
Norfolk Virgiuln for the past two
wears mas accepted his old position as
telegraph editor of the Daily Gazette,
and took charge Of his desk Monday.
He was welcomed back to Charleston
bv many warm friends.
Mrs J. J. Golf. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. James Woodward, re-
turned to her home in Sistersville on
Tuesday
4 D. Gates. of the State Treasurer's
Office has returned from short visit
to Parkersburs.
Col John II. Riley. Of Marietta. was
DISTINGUISHED visitor here this week.
Col Riley will probably be the next
state Senator from the Marietta district.
Mr. and Mrs ]. R. Baldridge enter
tanned handsomely at dinner Thursday
evening. Messrs. W. II. Park and II. r.
Miller of New York. A. Ward Cobb, Of
Sing Sing. y. Y. r. H. Caldwell OF
louisville Ky. and e c. Alden, Pitts
burg. who have been in the city the
mast two weeks on business for the
American Long Distance Telephone
Company. Covers were laid for eight
and the table beautifully decorated with
rhododendron.
Miss Sue Lewis entertained at whist
On Tuesday evening in compliment to
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Watt Taylor. Four
tables we're employed and dainty re-
freshments were served at an appropri-
ate hour.
Judge and Mrs. c. P. Snyder LEFT yes
terday for Annapolis, to be present at