Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

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\ widely circulating farm journal
rrgene Neuman who has been the guest
NJ Mr.. Henry Gamer and family for a
short time. departed Wednesday for New
York from where he will take passage on
a steamer of the Hamburg-American line
for Hamburg.
Miss Rose Weekley left Thursday to visit
friends in Wheeling and Buckhannon.
Ray. ]. X. Spence and family. who len
here several months ago for California,
where they expected to reside permanent
w. have returned to this city.
Mrs. r. w. Kelly has returned from
Charleston. accompanied by her sister
Miss Mabel Houston. who will make her
home with Mrs. Kelly in the future.
Mr.. T. i. Shields and little son, Dudley,
spent a part of the week in Cincinnati
DR. Maddox. of Washington. D. c., DR..
and Mrs NJ. T. Hall
Ben S. Pope has returned from busi-
ness trip to Atlantic City.
The Misses Curtis, of Ravenswood, are
visiting their brother. Mr.. E. S. Curtis
and wife on upper Juliana street.
DR.. Lorilla Billiard left Tuesday for
Weston to assume her new duties in the
female department of the Insane Asylum,
her Parkersburg friends regret TO see her
leave this city.
At the home of Mr.. Charles Epstein on
Juliana street. his daughters, Misses Min
ME and Laura, assisted by Mrs. Samuel
Epstein and Mrs. Lena Epstein entertain
ed in a most charming manner. The
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artistically carried out. A toothsome
menu was discussed Those present were
Miss Mansbach. of Cumberland, Md,
Miss Zeigler, of Charleston. W. Va, Miss
Lichenstein. of Cumberland. Miss Clara
Nathan and Miss Dorothy Klein.
Miss Jennie Skinner, a charming young
lady from Cincinnati, is the guest of Mrs.
S L. Gould, on Ann street
Mrs. J. T. Hutchinson is visiting friends
and relatives in Clarksburg.
John \. Peyton. if Charleston, and w.
G. Steenberger. the civil engineer, were
jackson Hotel guests this week.
of the NJ. b. church in this city, but now Of
of the NJ +. churlh in this city. but now OF
Jersey city, y. J., and late of the Oregon
Conference. delivered his interesting lee
ture ITO the Top of Mt Hood, at the
church on Tuesday evening. Mr. Wilding
is a native West Virginian ana has host
of friends all over the State.
Rev. W. s. Winans, Jr., late pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church in this
city, has left for New York, where he will
take up his new labors in that city.
Mr. Charles 4. Bukey entertained a few
IF his music loving friends in a delightful
manner at his home on Murdoch avenue
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. Harry
Hart, Of Marietta. O. Vocal and instru-
mental music of a high order was rendered
and a dainty luncheon was served during
the evening. Mr.. Bukey's guests We're:
Mr.. Hart. Mr.. Harvey Rowland, c. VI.
Showalter, +. Kent LOOMS, Mrs. S. V.
Wilcox. Miss Despard, Miss Dillicker, and
Miss Julia Smith. The renditions on the
either by Mr.. Rowland was exquisite.
This afternoon the juvenile opera Little
30 Peep" which was so successfully rem
dered by the children of the high school
in January, will be reproduced at May
day Matinee" That talented little actress
Miss Julia Williamson, who has been en-
gagged by a well known company for next
season will take an important part.
The many artistic friends of Miss Nellie
Cook will learn with pleasure that Miss
Cook has decided TO give an informal re-
ception in the near future al which will be
displayed her extensive collection Of paint
ed china.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr..
VIII L. McMorris, rate clerk in the gener-
al passenger agents Office of the Ohio Riv-
er railroad and Miss Elizabeth Dell o.
Bleness. Both are priminent young PEG
pie and are receiving the congratulations
of friends.
Among the prominent people in the city
during the week were Prof. \. l. Wade,
of Morgantown, DR.. L. Smith, of Wash
ington, D. c., Hon. John T. McGraw, Of
Grafton, Mr.. Moore, of Clarksburg. Col.
r. Z. Fast, and James \. McLain. of Nor
gantown. Charles a. Anderson. of Oakland
Md, Col. r. w. Brown of Ravenswood,
Mr. c. \. House. of Wheeling. c. w. Leg
gett, of Clarksburg, DR.. Gillespie, of Sis