Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-17

cursion given by Mr. and Mrs Philip
Franken berger. and eldest son. of the
family, Herbert. An orchestra was
provided for dancing and a colored
quartette made most delightful music
during intermissions. Long tables
were set in the cabin, and an elaborate
collation. was served, concluded by much
witty speech making. The boat left
the city at eight O'Clock, going down
the river, and not returning until two
a. m. Almost one hundred guests re-
sponded 10 invitations.
The following are the arrivals for the
week: Mrs c. A. Good.ot, of Nashville,
Tenn; to visit Mrs. Long, on Quarrier
street; Mrs Lena Dillon, of Gallipolis,
guest of Mrs. Mamie Mcintyre; w. j.
c. Dulany, of Baltimore; Albert and w.
p White OF the U. S. Geological Sur
vey; Senator Jack Mathews, Mounds
vile; ex-Mayor George /. Neal and
Attorney John Holt. Huntington; j. w.
Renahan, Superintendent of the ka-
nawha Coal Company, Cincinnati; and
Donald Mcdonald, general manager;
p. w. Tamplett, Selma. Alabama,
former resident; Prof. ]. M. Lee. prin-
cipal of the Lewisburg Military
school; James Minor, Staunton, Va.
guest of his friend, Fontaine Broun;l
Hon c. Wood Daily, of Keyser.
Charlestonians out of the city are;l
Miss Mary Kenna, visiting In Park
ersburg; DIR. ]. c. Barr and wife, and
G.. Todd Thayer and family at Red Sui
phur Springs; Mrs. NJ Il. Mohler and
family at Alderson, for the summer;
Mrs. Emma Walker, at Chickamauga,
r. Byrne, wife and child, at Lewisburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Ward. Niagara
Falls; Hon. w. NJ o. Dawson, WASH
ington; Daniel Dawson, at Kingwood.
for the summer; Charles 4. Payne, at
Webster Springs, for two eeeks; Lieut.
Dougles Hughes. at Huntington, whore
he was called by the serious illness OF
his mother; Lieut.. John Bell, OF on
furlough to visit relatives in Nicholas
county: Prof. L. G.. Anderson, conducts
ing the Putnam Institute.
Miss Rebecca Brown. who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs G. B. Couch,
returned this week to her home al
Lewisburg.
Miss Mamie Ware returned TO her
home in Huntington, after visit Of
two weeks to Miss Pamela Hampton.
Joseph Ruffner has returned from Z
business trip to New York.
w. A. Ohley returned Monday from
several days business trip to WASH
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Lewis gave q
progressive dinner at Glenwood Thurs-
day night for Miss Yenner and Miss
Finer, of Louisville. The decorations
were patriotic and enameled flag pins
were placed at each plate as favors.
The head prize, offered for PROFESSIONS.
a framed picture OF the naval heroes OF
the hour, was awarded to Miss FINER.
Following were the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dickinson Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Heber Moves, Jr., Miss Fin
ger, Miss Yenner, Louisville; Miss
Boyd, Virginia; Miss Albert, Maysville.
KY. Miss Atkinson. Miss Florence At
kimson. Miss Hubbard, Miss Hogemari.
Miss Taylor. Miss Buttrick, Miss Ed
moEson. Miss Abney, Miss Sue Lewis.
Miss Donnally, Miss Satterthwait, Miss
Mae Satterthwait, Miss Charlotte Al
lemong, Miss Robinson, Miss Emma
Johnson, Miss Rookie; Messrs.
Schwamb. J. Logan. f. A. and P. w.
Brightwell, Dickinson, Wilson Noyes.
Henry Lewis, c. f. and J. b. Sterret,
Anderson Kenna, Scott. Beury, Boggs.
Brooks, Thomas Jordan, Lefauyer,
Flournoy, f. Birmingham and !. N.
Smith.