Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
N EWS. OF BLLLAIRE.
The Tanneyhill Casa--A New Club to
be 0rganized---so Social Events Gho-
raj 90ciety Meets Brief Notes.

Harry TanneyhiN, who was arrested
on Rose Hill Monday night on the
charge OF being an accomplice in the
Peoria, Ills, crime Of 1898. the facts
of which were exclusively mentioned
in yesterdays Register, is still con
fined in the city lookup.
He is very conservative regarding
the charge aud passes his tine IN quite
an Indifferent mood OF mind.
Marshall Bahra early yesterday
morning sent a telegram to Sheriff
Charles E. Johnson, OF Peoria county,
Illinois, informing him OF Tanneyhills
arrest. Yesterday afternoon the Mar
shall received d dispatch from the
Peoria county sheriff, stating that he
would start for BeIaire immediately.
He Will bring with him the requisite
papers for Tanneyhill's return to
Peoria, and is expected to arrive in
the city some time tomorrow.
A party of twelve young society
ladies viii meet at the home of tue
Misses Steger, in the Second ward, to-
morrow night, Tor the purpose OF or
ganizlng a club, which they will name
sub Rosa" After organization has
been completed, the evening Will be
given up TO various anausenents, the
principal Of which will be dancinS.
The guests will depart al midnight,
after they have done justice to a tooth
some luncheon.
The Twentieth Century Club was
charmingly entertained last night by
Mrs. w. J. kirkpatrick at her home il
the Fifth ward. The evening was ex-
clusively devoted to social discourse
and literary work, after which the
guests assembled in the dining room
which was elatorateiy and tastefuliy
decorated for the occasion with numer-
Gus species OF ported plants, and par
took OF a toothsome spread. The
club viii be entertained each Tuesday
evening at the homes Of the different
members and will be devoted entirely
to literature.
The farewell reception given at the
Christian church last night in honor
Ct 4. II. Marsh and daughter, Miss
Ena. who are about to depart for Sig
tersyiile. w. Va, was a pronounced
SCclai SUCCESS III Gs5iy uStcsti. AN ="
ercises were held in the spacious Sum
day school room, which was tolerably
well filled by the members, who were
anxioug to express their esteem Of Mr..
Marsh and daughter for the excellent
work they have done in all matters Of
the church The principal features Of
the evening were the delightful vocal
and instrumental selections which
were rendered by members Of the choir
and Sunday school An elegant spread
was served at a seasonable hour. Dur
inc the course Of the evenings enjoy
ment Mr.. Marsh was presented with
fine silk umbrella by the Sunday
school. while a number Of the congre-
cation presented both Mr. Marsh and
his daughter with a handsome purse
containing q neat sum Of money. Mr..
Marsh's daughter. Mrs. Charles Bre-
mer. of Sistersville. was present at
tho reception and viii accompany
her father and sister to the latter city,
where they will make their home.
The Bella;re Choral Society met in
the First Presbyterian Church last
night with an unusually large attend
ance. After the transaction of rou-
tire business matters the evening was
devoted to a rehearsal of the music to
be rendered at the Working Society S
concert