Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
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member Of the Grand Tribunal of
knights OF Pythias, of this State, was
| guest here Wednesday, coming to at
| tend a meeting Of the Tribunal.
Mr.. w. IL. Junkins, an organist of
high repute, of ST. Louis, has arrived
in the city to be the guest OF Mr.. G. A.
Bukey for short timc. Mr.. Jenkins
will probably play at Trinity cnurch
, Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. c. B. Bluoaugh, Miss LA
Nelly, Miss Warder and Miss Orsini
| Lowry spent a day OF this week in
Wheeling.
Mrs. Abram Smith has returned from
| a short visit with friends in Columbus,
Ohio.
Mr.. C. w. Archibald has returned
from an eastern business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Peters are at
home after a pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Buckhannon.
BENZ. f. Blackford spent part of the
week in Charleston attending to
business.
Miss Lena Thompson, of Clarksburg,
| is here visiting Gen. and Mrs. B. d.
Spilman.
Miss Nina Wallis, of Clarksburg, is
the charming guest Of Mrs. B. r.
Blackford.
Miss Todd Baird, a popular young
lady OF Wheellr g spent day of this
week with Miss Marie Van Wrinkle on
her way home from the south.
Mrs. Thomas Savage and Mrs Gran
vile Uhl have returned from visit
with relatives and friends in Indiana
ard Ohio
Bert Cole, who is now located in
Milwaukee, has arrived here to visit
his sister, Mrs. JaLies Roger, and other
friends.
John w. Warwick, wife and little
son, of Mcfarland, were guests of rel
atives here during the week.
Capt, Al. Slaven has returned to
his duties at Wheeling, after a short
illness at his home here
Mrs Carrie X. WEIGH and three
daughters have returned to their for
mer home in Charleston. Mrs. WEIGH
conducted a fashionable boarding
house for several months, but found
1t was not proving a success for her
Mrs. Atcheson is here from Washing
ton, Pa, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Fred. Rich, who, with her children,
will accompany Mrs. Atches0n home
shortly.
Or. j. n. Murdoch, who was badly
injured by a fall short time ago,
is improving slowly.
Cards will be out in a few days for
wedding which will take place early
next month, and which VIII be COM
plete surprise to the many friends Of
the contracting parties.
The Derthricll Musical Society held
splendid meeting at the elegant
home of Mrs. Levin Smith. on
Twelfth street, Thursday evening. The
life and words of the noted composer
Chaplin were studied. An excellent
programme was rendered.
The principal enjoyment Of the
week in a musical way was the concert
given at the City Hall Auditorium
Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Louise
Clary, Americas greatest contralto,
being the songstress. Miss Clary S
magnificent voice has been heard here
twice before, and to say her singing is
enjoyed by our music loving citizens,
expresses mildly the pleasure her sing
ing gives them. Miss Clary was as
sisted by Mr. Bukey and his chorus, 10
whom great credit is due. After the
concert Mr. Bukey gave an informal
supper in honor of Miss Clary, and had
for his guests together with the guest
of honor: Misses Nan and Virginia
Snodgrass, Misses Matte aHd Julia
Smith. Miss Despard and Nj. Harry
Hart, of Marietta. ,
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Protzman cele-
brated their wooden anniversary in an
elaborate manner in the handsome par
Tors Of the Hotel Jackson, "Wednesday
evening The decorations o. roses,
carnations and otnCT flowers were pro.
fuse and artistic 20 a high degree.
Whist was Induced in, punches We're
served during the evening and a choice
luncheon was served at the ciOso Of the
games. The first ladies' prize was
awarded to Mrs. George Bastable, the
second to Miss 0teoIbeTser. The first
gentlemans prize fell 10 NJ. George
X. Gamble and Inc second to Mr..
Sprigg Camden, cuG the BOBBY prizes
were won by Or. and Mrs. 9. 3. Blu
haueh. The many guests were hand
somely attired in evening COSTUMES
and the entire occasion was perfect N
every detail