Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

Frank Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 3, Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. Frank Alb
ney, Mrs. Dr. j. Nj. Staunton, Mrs. c.
Q. Smith, Mrs. Nina Miller Thum. Mrs.
John A. Norvell, Mrs. Nonnie Naret,
Mrs. Annie r. Kenna, Mrs J. r. Seal:
Misses Elizabeth Moves, Pearl Satter-
thwait, Edith White, of Richmond,
Va; Fay and Bee Patton. Ky. Helen
and Bessie Gallaher. Annie Taylor.
Katie Bell and Launie Abney, Charlotte
Naret Kate Staunton. sue stanton,
May Hoy, Caro- Roller, Hilda N0yven,
Ashton Wilson, Ora Martin. Parkers-
burg; Annie Lewis and Annie Johnson:
Messrs. Lieut.. sydney A. Staun,on, U.
5. Navy; e. A. Barnes. Morris O.
Brooks, Ike Smith, Chris smith, Henry
Lewis, Ed. and Plat Rrightwell, Alban
and Philip Snyder, Douglas and Ben.
Roller, VIII and Prentice Birmingham.
Edward Kenna Harry Boggs, ChnN~s
Thompson of New York; Ivory Jordan1
Dallas Payne, Edward Kcnna James
f. Minor. William A. Brown. Danvllic.
Va; Charles Logan. Wilson Moves, (
Pat FlourEoy and Norvelle. Cf Vir-
ginia; Frank Mccarthy, of Richmond, /
Va.
Miss Kuder and Miss Theresa peyger.
of Cincinnati, and Miss Warner. of
Buffalo. n. Y. were guests of honor at
one of the prettiCst dances cf the week
at Elk's hall Tuesday evening An
excellent orchestra furnished music
until midnight. The dancers were
Mrs Emanuel Guust. Richmond; Miss
es Minnie, Beatrice and Leah Hess.
Sadie Mdelburg. Kaufman, Tresa
Kaufman, Mamie Lowenstein Bella
Loeb, Bette Freundlich, Rlka Frank
enberger; Messrs Herbert and Max
Frankenberger. Hugo Frankenberger. !,
Eugene Strauss, Joseph Gilbert and
Leo Loeb lsadore May Charles Midei~l
burg, Louis. Isaac. Joseph and Abe
Lowenstein, Philip May, Henry Klee-
man, Joseph Schwabe and Henry
Wertheimer. These popular young Ia
dies were also entertained by Mrs, Sol.
May on Wednesday evening. and byl
Miss Sadie Midelburg on Friday even-
ing
Miss Anna Blaine was the graceful /
hostess to a number Of out OK town
visitors Monday evening. The Blaine
home was beautifully enfete for the
occasion, and a happily planned pro-
gramme Of entertainment filed In the
hours. until tempting collation. was
served Visitors present were: Miss
Ayers and Miss Thornburs. RarbOurs-
Vile; Miss Josie FAINT. Garden City.
Kansas: Rev Wilson, Delaware, Ohio; 7
Z. r. Blaine, New York: Roy Ayers
and Wallace King, Rarbcursyille;' l. I
v. Reynolds. Milton. and G. Il. Soma
merGeld. Fayetteville
The death Of Miss Mary Warren.
daughter of the late A. p. Warren, at
her home on Ice street. after an III
ness OF several weeks has cast a
gloom over the community, IN which !
she had many friends Funeral SER
vices were conducted at FIVE o'clock
Wednesday afternoon by Or. Doug a
Roller, rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
church.
Prominent names on the hotel regis
tiers this week are John II. High Y. 9.
gsuger. Paris. Ky. Hon T. W. Ar
buckle, Lewisburg: Stewart w Walker.
Berkeley: O. S. Mckinney Fairm0nt:
Gen. George W. Curtis National
Guard. Sutton.
Misses Atkinson ard Nell Atkinson,
Annie Lewis. Edna Young and Cora
Henry and Messrs. Charley Peury and
Him Thonas went down 70 the Point
Pleasant fair, Thursday.
Miss Edna Young has returned from
g visit OF two months at HillsDoro and
Cincinnati, Chic; Mrs. Katherine and
Miss Carolyn Gentry have returned
from Webster Springs, whore they
spent the sumer; Miss Florence Dick
got home this week from a trip q some
.ength to Washington and eastern
cities; Mrs. George Couch and daughter
have arrived home from Old Sweet
Syringe: Mrs. Annie and Miss Charlotte
Allemong, Misses Sadie and Elsie Han
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