Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10

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Misses Edith Snd Elixabsfb, leff ~
Mountain Lake ParL where they viii
spend the summer.
Miss Sarah Edelan, Of Pmkersburg.
Is the charming guest Of Mrs. Holden,
on Virginia street. Island.
Miss Sarah Broughton, Of Parkers-
burg, is the guest OF Miss Anna Carna-
han, on South Main street.
Miss Dean Comerford, Of Center
Wheeling, entertained q few Of her
friends on Tuesday at six o'clock
dinner, complimentary to Sarah Ede-
Ian, Of Parkersburg.
Miss Hattie voegtly. Of Pittsburg,
who has been the guest of Miss Maude
Lenkard, returned to her home Friday
The Misses Mamie, Beulah and An
ME McCulley and Miss Gertrude Ward
and Miss Adele Gundling. of the East
End, will spend Sunday in Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Bremen and brother,
Edward, of South Eoff street, left last
evening for Pittsburg to spend several
weeks as the guests of Mrs. J. H. Burt.
Miss Carrie Richards, of Sixteenth
street, is spending the warm months
in Washington, D. c., Alexandria, Va,
and Wellington, Va, with relatives.
Miss Viola Taylor. who has been
making her home at New York for sew
eral years, arrived home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Hervey. of the Island,
and Mrs. T. H. Meighen. of the Eighth
ward, are at Terra Alta, to remain
couple Of weeks.
Mrs R. NJ Thomas, Of Thirteenth
street, accompanied by her daughter,
Eva, and Mrs. Ann Thomas. of Fair
mont, left Wednesday for few weeks
visit at New Martinsville.
Mr. Samuel Buell. Harrison, who has
been a social leader for many years,
has resigned his position behind the
desk at the Mcclure, to accept the man
agement of the Highland Inn at Som
erset, Pa.
Superintendent of Schools w. H. An
derson and wife, Miss Lucy Robinson
and the Misses McGranahan, of the
Island, are attending the sessions Of
the National Educational convention,
ut Washington, d. c.
Mrs. NM. Taylor and daughter Miss
Elizabeth left over the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway, for tour OF the
lakes, and visit to Detroit, Montreal
and other points of interest.
Mrs E. j. Stone and family, of the
Island, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs Wesley Davis, and child, left for
Mountain Lake Park, where they will
spend the summer. They will be joined
little later by Rev. Sumner Stone and
family, of New York.
Following are the guests registered
at the Webster Spriv az10t6 ].
Humphreys. G. III: A,ey
Mollohan, J. S. al Ssssr. wesB.
Virgins, Mrs Kate ,ar' .ars. and
Miss Marjorie Gently of Ceatrsston,
w. Va; A. L. Ivory, r. B. Ivory and
wife, and G. w. Bean and wife, OF
Pittsburg, Pa; James Haskell, Hard
wood, w. Va; George Ashhedge, Phil
adelphia, Pa; James McNulty, OF
Parkersburg, w. Va; H. w. Laird, OF
Richmond, Va; Chas. A. Erwin, OF
Sutton. w. Va; C. L. Scott, of Buck
harmon, w. Va; Miss Bessie Corbett,
of Weston, W. Va; G. w. Amos and
wife. of Harrisville, W. Va: r. M.
Clendennin, of Sistersville, w. Va;
E. O. Donnally, of Cincinnati, ONO.
Charleston, w. Va, July 9.-The
Chautauqua Literary Circle celebrated
the nnrsrftrrs ----.-.s .es 81 4 !,
a banquet at the Hotel Ruffner, Thurs
day night. At $3.50 O'Clock the pan
oueters assembled, and spent an hour
socially in the hotel parlOrS, Prof.. Ar
lington rendering number OF piano
solos beautifully during the CONVEX
sazione. M P. Shawkey, of the De-
partment of Schools, was POSTMASTER.
The speakers and sentiments are as
follows: Our Guests, William Burdette
Matthew'S Our Hosts, George 5. Laid
ley; The Dignity of the Bar, l.. y. NC
Whorter; The Spirits of the Times,
M. A. Kendall; The Ladies, ]. W. Paul;
Beauty, l.. c. Anderson; the Chautau-
qua Horoscope, w. E. Lowther. Gov
ernor Atkinson also spoke on the Chau-
tauoua idea, and DR.. Riker on the great
future before the Chautauqua enter
prizes at Asbury Heights. Hon. w. M.
o. Dawson, Secretary Of State, and }.
R. Trotter, State Superintendent OF
Schools, responded to calls in humor-
Gus strains. Besides those mentioned
above there were present Mesdames Al
kinson, Kendall, McWhorter, Blundon,
Michigan, Carver, Besserer, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. S. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
yid Dick. Mr.. and Mrs. d. 7. Hus-
tettler. Misses Marie Louise Brown, or
Parkersburg; Mary Grant, of Middle
port, Ohio; Evelyn Brown, Blundon,
Carver, Margaret Carver, Libbie Brown,
Isaac, Landon, Coleman, Dr.. Rachel
Billiard, and Messrs. Levy and Moore.
A number of Charleston veterans
will attend the Confederate reunion,
which will occur at Atlanta, the 10th
inst
J.. w. Goshorn, e. w. Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson. E. K Knight, DIR. j. n.
Mahan and Mrs Mahan, Malcolm jack
son. Frank Payne and W. r. Johnson
attended the funeral of Mrs j. w. ST.
Clair. at Fayetteville, last Sunday at