Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-07

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Weisling, Mr. Dolan, Miss NJ Howell,
Miss E. v. Parker, A. Klotz, Miss Ber-
tina Lineweayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pollock, Miss Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
2. Bachnaan and party, Wesley House,
MIR. SchemD, A. Turner. Homer Nc
Gregor, Miss Gertrude Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Bellinger, Miss Maud
Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FislAr and son.
of the East End, are guests OF Claring-
ton friends.
returned from months visit with
Washington friends.
Mrs Louis Halter and daughters,
Edith and Rosie, left for Dayton and
Cincinnati to visit friends.
Mrs. Mary Clator and her grand
daughter, Miss Ella Clator, left for Mt.
Lake to spend few weeks.
Among those who departed for Sara
toga Springs ever the Pennsylvania
line were Mamie Turner and Jane
Young, s. P. Parker, r. H. Orr, Rev.
S. B. Johnston, Rev. w. r. Thompson,
Mrs. S. 5. Johnston, Mr.. Wheeler,
Misses Margaret and Mamie McNiece,
Mr.. and Mrs J. M. Brown, Thurman
Selby and Howard Stewart.
Miss Louise Maurer returned last
week from sojourn of more than a
year in California.
Misses Lily and Cora Bieberson are
visiting friends at ST. Clairsyille.
Prof. and Mrs. Ricci left for Canada
on a fishing expedition. They will re-
turn before the first of next month.
Mrs. Allen Brock accompanied by
Misses Cora Wells and Mary Dinger,
LETT to spend several weeks at Terra
Alta.
Mrs. Chas A. Feinler has returned
from a visit with relatives in Column
bus.
Misses Jessie and Margaret Watkins
of LAsbCn, O., are visiting at the home
of Miss Mamie Bradbury, of the Is
land.
Following is a list of late arrivals at
Webster Springs Hotel, Webster
Springs, w. Va: Nellie A. Cook, l..
Dudley, wife and daughter, F. E. DAY.
idsCn, D. Nj. Miller and wife. Mrs. G..
". Thompson, Miss Anna Thompson,
Miss Fannie Thompson. Mrs. R. P.
Camden. H H. Moss, Jr., T. S. Cam
den, Geo. Thompson, Meyer Newber-
ger, Miss Nettie Wait, G. w. Wander
wort and w E. Fleming, Of Parkers-
burg: o. x Sutton and wife, and J. P.
Byrne, of Sutton w. Va. c. II. Bland,
Miss X Camden, Miss F. Camden, w.
e. Hayn, G. ". Curtin, J. S. Hyer, B.
Fl. Hall, and J. ]. Mead, of Pittsburg,
Pa: G. f. Vanhorn and wife and Hon.
c. P. Dorr, of Washington, D. c.; w.
J. Martin, of Kidwell W. Va. w. R.
Brandon, of North Car; w. B. McGre-
gor, Of Hebron, W. Va. l.. Merrill, of
New Martinsville, w Va; Miss Fran
els, of Wilsonburg, w. Va; Miss De
vol, OF Marietta, O., G. L. Lilly. of Hin
ton. w. Va; David Johnson, of Blue
field. w. Va; R. C. Saunders, Of De-
troit. Mich; w. G. Offutt and wife. of
Hardwood, w Va; E. D. Talbot and
wife. of Beverley, w. Va; c. Norris, of
Jane Lew, w. Va; Chas. B. Mayo, OF
Pickens, w. Va. Geo. M. Whitescar-
yer, of Grafton, w. Va; 0. f. Viii
liams, of Camden-on-Gauley W. Va;
G. w. Fleming, of Buckhannon, w.
Va; Mrs. c. S. Phillips, Of Lanes Bot
tom, w. Va: L. NJ. Lafollette, of Char
lesion, W. Va; C. NJ. Hart, of Clarks-
burg. w. Va; E. Hugill, of Clarksburg,
w Ia: NJ -Kilnatrick Of Councils
vile, Pa; Miss Kate Shaw, OF Parkers-
burg, w. Va; Mrs. j. S. Hyer and son,
Of Sutton, w. Va; J. W. Ieager, OF
Pocahontas. w. Va: Mrs. A. c. Will
son, of Washington, D, c.; Mrs. j. j.
Peterson, Miss Mary Peterson, Z. +.
Payne and wife F. W. Prichard and
wife, Miss Mary Comlstocll, Miss Bfbby,
w. Mollotan and J. II. Gaines, OF
Charleston, w Va; DR.. \. IA. kuntz,
w. G. Bennett, and Asmus Peterson,
of Weston, w. Va; c. w Gore, }. j.
Mack. and G. NJ. Hobb, wife and two
children. of Clarksburg, w. Va; G.. w.
Barricklow. Floyd Johnson, ]. A. Zim-
norman, and ]. R. Bakley, OF Councils
Vile, Pa: J. H Maxwell Miss Hattie
Maxwell. and Miss Carrie Maxwell, of
Peel Tree, w. Va; S. Strauss and wife,
Of Cincinnati; Mrs. H. NJ. McChesney,
of St. Louis; Mrs. V. Blair, Miss
Mamie Blair and Mrs. G. w. Farr, Of
West Union, w. Va.
Charleston. W. Va, August Ga
pleasant social occasion of the week
was the reception rendered the Dick
inson Memorial League by the Ep-
worth League Of the State Street M.
q. church. A feature of the occasion
was the guessing contest when those
present endeavored to name the larg-
est number of airs from medley of
tunes played by Prof. Arlington Smith.
In addition the following programme
was rendered: Piano SOLO, +. Arlington
Smith: address Of welcome, Arthur
Stuart; mandolin and guitar duet Miss
/ Ethel and Master John Evans, of Ohio;
recitation. Miss Grace Meredith; vocal
solo. Robert Mcintosh; piano duet,
/ Misses Carver and McWhorter; read
/ ing, Ms Mary K. Gwigan; mandolin
! SOTO Mr. Mclean.
/ The regular Friday night dance at
/ Clenwood Park was enc Of the features
, OF the week About forty young peo-
pie of this city and visitors. chaperon-
ed by some of the younger matrons
enjoyed the occasion. The club is an
ideal place for spending the evening,
and the chief attraction TO summer So
/ ciety.
| A cotillion was given at Beechwood,
| Wednesday pvpnirp hv the club MON