Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-21

Prichard and Mrs. Charles Caben. The
dancers We're Misses Hoy, Fay Patton and
Bee Patton, Catlettsburg; Mary Irwin Da-
Wis, Paris, Ky. Florence Atkinson, Nell
Atkinson. Helen Gallaher, Helen Davis,
Ashton Wilson, Charlotte Naret Anna
johnson. Pearl Satterthwait Mary
Couch, Sue Lewis, Miss Edmonson, Miss
Moves, Louise Wright. Miss Allemong,
Fanny Truslow, Miss Abney. Launie Alb
ney; and Messrs. c. +. and j. =. Sterrett,
NJ o. Brooks, e. and p. Brightwen, /. N.
Smith James e. Minor, VIII and Prentice
birmingham, j. b, Field, Gordon Matt
thews Fontaine Broun, Wilson Noyes,
Harry Boggs. Patrick and Nicholas
Flournoy, A. d. and Hoople Mead, Nor
velle Rand, Dallas Payne, Edward Kenna
and Douglas Roller.
The adult department OF the State
street NJ. e. Sunday school enjoyed an
outing 10 Mount Pisgah Monday.
John Carmichael, father of J. Il. T. Car
michael, of this city. died at Lakeland,
Florida, where he had been with the Vir-
ginia troops as civil engineer Wednesday,
Mr.. Carmichael left Wednesday night for
Lexington, Va, to attend the funeral
Among the citys visitors this week
have been Miss Trix Mason. of Gallipo-
lis; Miss Prichard, of Huntington and
Miss Davis of Paris, KY, visiting Mrs.
L. Prichard; Evereard Jack Appleton, OF
the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Wis
ting his father, Adiutant General OF tho
State Il. b. Enslow and J. p. Hughes, OF
Huntington; NJ b. Rehen, of Cincinnati;
DR.. ]. j. Hoptonstall, of Stone Ciiff Mrs.
G. F. Penhale, Cleveland, 0.
The following Charlestonians are out of
the city: Mrs c. w. Hall, Miss Bird Fon-
tame, Frank Woodman and Family, w. b.
Donnelly and sons and DIR. J. T. Cotton
are at Atlantic City; Mrs. James e, Mi
dleton, accompanied by her daughtcA
Mrs. Ellen Middleton Hill. is enjoying
visit TO Lewlsburg; Gen. e. c. Watts, WI
A. Ohley and Col II. s. Carr went 10 Par
kersburg Tuesday TO attend the mcetins5
of the State Democratic Executive oofn-
mittee: Herman Smith is at Old Point
Comfort; Capt VIII Kiefer, at New AL
bany, Indiana; ID. w. Patterson at Point
Pleasant. n. T.; O. =. Fullerton, at Noun
tain Lake Park; 7. d. Stewart on a busi-
ness trip through the northern part of the
State.
Hon. c. p. Snyder. u S. consul at Diaz,
Mexico. has returned to his home here to
remain until October 1st
Every incoming train brings tourists
home from their summer outings. Among
those returning this week. are the family
of f. w. Abney from the Virginia Springs
and Atlantic city; Mrs NJ. L. Long. J. r.
Baldridge and family, and D. c. Ganaher
and son Dewitt. from Atlantic City; Mr..
and Mrs. w. O. Havener from Anderson;
nd Ava "a
Oxley, mother and sister from Asbury-
Heights; MIR. and Mrs. J. f Daniels, from
Boston and New York; Mrs. George II.
Price and children from an outing In thu
mountains; Miss Virginia Patrick from a
visit TO Miss Mary Lowell at Lens Creek;
Miss Kate Bibby from Webster Springs;
Miss Minnie McWhorter from Kennebeo
Beach, Maine; DIR. and Mrs. j. u. Hous-
ton and son, from Monroe county; Mrs.
G. Il. Couch, from Lewisburg; Mrs judge
stiles from Chicago; Miss Frances Rum
mel, from Baltimore: +. H. Tamplet, from
Anderson, and Alex. Mcchesney from
Roane county.
Miss Lethe Bragg who has been tho
guest Of Mrs. s. S. Moore for several
weeks has returned to her home at MARI
eta: Mrs. f.. Gailau and daughter, Miss
Emma have returned to their home at
Louisville, after pleasant visit Of some
length TO the formers parents, Or. and
Mrs. j. H. Rogers.
c. NJ Anderson. for several years locat-
ed mere In the practice of law, but now a
resident Of Atlanta. Georgia, is In the
city renewing old acquaintance.
Carroll Quarter is at home from 10.
high University for short vacation.