Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-21
They expect to stay the rest of the

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summer.
! Miss Grace Martin, of CincfSnati, is
| the guest of Miss Mabel Rose at her
! home on the Island.
| Miss Martha Mallory, of Frankfort
| City, Ind, is the guest of friends on the
| Island
Mss Virginia Parker has returned
| from Atlantic City.
Misses Blanche Carter and Mary At
wood of Pittsburg, are the charming
! guests of Miss Ella Warden, OF the
North End
| Miss Jessie Combs, of Wellsburg, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ada Rose, OF
East McColloch street.
| Miss Elizabeth Mendel is at Union
town, Pa, visiting Miss Matilda Bow
man.
| R. B. Naylor, Charles Whally and
| Hal Brues left for the lakes Tuesday
morning.
! Miss Pryor, of Petersburg, Va, is the
guest of Miss Sara Cecil, on the Ma
| tional pike.
Miss Mayme McMasters is visiting
| Misses Emma and Alice Kelsey, at
| lakewood, Pa.
Misses Todd Baird and Mamie Grub
are home from a ,hree weeks stay in
| the mountains.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Whitaker are at
Loeb Lynn Heights.
Mrs. T. S. Riley and children are
home from a months sojourn at Cam
bridgeboro.
Miss Sue Caldwell is home from
Cambridgeboro.
L.F. Stifel and daughter, Miss Sue,
are at Capon Springs.
Mrs. F. j. Hearne and Mrs. j. ID.
Culbertson are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Thornton have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Blanche Moffat is home from
Sykesville, Nd
Miss Flora Blatchley, popular young
lady Of the South Side, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Lizzie Zim-
mers, of Charleroi, Pa, for the past
six weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Zimmers Of Crest avenue,
Charleroi Pa, is visiting relatives of
the South Side
| Miss Carrie McGinnis, Of Washing
| ton county, Pa, who has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Louise Blatchley, of
the South Side, for the past two weeks,
left for Cameron, w. Va, accompanied
| by Mrs. E. c. Leonhart, of South Eon
street
Miss Ella Commerford is the guest
of Mrs. Norris Dean, Of Parkersburg.
Misses Stella and Agellia CONNER
| ford, of South Chapline street, who
have been visiting their brother at
| Grafton, left yesterday for Mt. Lake
Park.
Mrs. F. V. Dennison and children,
and Misses LYDIA and Lula Prince have
returned from Loeb Lynn Heights.
Miss Edith Carr returned home Fri
! day after a six weeks sojourn at Mt.
Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Chew and daugh-
ter, Miss Ella, left Thursday on the
Queen City for Cincinnati.
| DR.. Hattie Jones has gone to Indian
apolis to spend a few weeks with
| friends.
/ Miss Ada Simpson and sister, Miss
Mary, leave Monday for Mt. Lake Park
| to spend the remainder Of the summer.
| Mrs. Robert Hazlett and son, Harry,
have returned home after a two weeks
| visit with friends in the East.
Miss Ruth Hall has returned from a
| very pleasant visit to Atlantic City.
| Miss Bertha Haven Putnam and Miss
| Ethel Putnam, daughters Of the pub
| Usher, George Putnam, OF New YORK,
are guests of Miss Florence Post, at her
country home near Clarksburg.
Mr.. Henry w HUGHES will leave
about the middle of September for
| Florence, Italy, where he VIII study
under Vennucelli He will be abroad
about a year. Mr.. Hughes possesses a
| splendid basso voice, and in placing
| himself Under the care Of such a IA
| nous teacher, is following the advice
of numerous friends, who predict a
| bright future for him.
Mrs. James Quinn and son Joseph,
/ who have been visiting in Greensburg,
| have returned home.
| Mr.. Lee Robinson has left for Phiia-
| delphia and Atlantic City. where he
will spend several weeks as the guest
| of Mr.. Charles Doe. :.
] yer to spend several months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bachmann have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Charles Klieves, an old Wheeling
| boy. but now located at Pittsburgh. is
| in the city visiting friends.
Miss Amanda Rothschild. charming
| young lady Of New York City. who
| has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
| Rosenheim, Of North Main street. left
/ for her eastern home yesterday.
Charleston, August H.-The social event
| par excellence Of the week was dancing
| party rendered their niece. Miss May
| Hoy. and her visitors. the Misses Patton.
! Of Catlettsburg, by Messrs. =. r. ard J..
| B. Sterrett. at the City Club rooms, We'd
nasday evening The ball room was SPLEEN
didly decorated with flags, bunting and
| growing plants. and a sumptuous repast
| was servsd AT Midnight. The cotiliion, for
| which elegant favors were provided. was
| led By MrACharIes Sterrett and Miss Pat
/ ton. The geest list embraced all the fash
fonables ndw in town, including as chap
erons. Mr4 D. C. GalIaher Mrs. Nina
Miller Thulhm. Mrs A Q. Smith. Mrs r.
NJ StaunfdR, Mrs. Eangie Naret Mrs. B.
d. Ayas. r. James H. Couch. Mrs. Cur
!. ~ Yloz1esA Mr. 4 Gal Mra IN r4v