Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

| The doctor and undertaken.
| Miss Alice Thomas, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Miss Nellie Stifel.
DR.. w. c. Cole, of Old Hundred. was
| the guest of friends in the city last
| week.
Miss Delby West, of California, is the
| guest of Miss Lizzie thinner, of the
South Side
Miss Lou E1kins, of Pittsburg, is
visiting Miss Ann Neill, at her home
on Fifteenth street.
Miss Mary Phinney, of Boston, Mass,
is the house guest of Miss Virginia
| Moffat, at Woodsdale
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth, of South
Jacob street, and niece, Miss Laura
! Roth, left for West York, H.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf of
Marietta, Ohio, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bond, OF South Chap
! line street.
| Col. Joseph Woodward, of Birming-
ham, Ala, was in the city last week.
! Stephen Joyce, and his cousin, Miss
Anna Joyce, of Wcmelsdorf, W. Va,
are guests of the family of Thomas
Burke, on South Chapline street.
| Miss Mollie Clancy, a charming
young lady of Clarksburg, was a guest
| last week of Mrs. Chas. A. Feinler, on
Twelfth street.
Mr. G. R. Burdette, one of Barnes
ville's prominent business men is at
| tending the Elks' carnival this week,
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs James Win
iesdorffer and sister, Lillian Hobbs.
! Miss Lillian B. Hobbs of GAINESVILLE.
was the charming guest of Miss Meta
| Vaughan this week, attending the
! Elks' carnival She will return home
on Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. K Holt, of Grafton,
were among those who attended the
Elks' arrival
! CHARLESTON, W. Va, July lone
| of the most brilliant and ENJOYABLE
| social functions for many weeks among
| the society folk of Charleston, was the
opening of the Beechwood Rod and Gun
! club house, forty-fve miles up the Elk
river, on Tuesday. The members of
! the club and their friends, numbering
230, left the Charleston depot at AS a.
m. on a special train, reaching their
| destination at a. m. The members
! enjoyed and enjoyed themselves in
various ways-bathing, boating, fish
ing, etc. An elegant luncheon was
served at noon. which was a very en-
Joyable feature of the days outing. The
new club house, so auspiciously open
ed Tuesday, with music and merriment,
is an ideal structure for the purposes
for which it is designed. 1t contains
large reception room, dining room,
kitchen and three dressing and loung-
| ing rooms. while wide and spacious
yerandah extends the entire length of
the building, from which may be view
ed as beautiful mountain scenery as
can be found anywhere in the Elk val
ley. The Beechwood Rod and Gun
club house will be the mecca for the
society people and sports during the
summer
The announcement received in
Charleston this week of the marriage of
MIR. VIM. o. Ohley and Miss Marie
Louise Downtain, which occurred Mon
day in St Pauls church, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, was something of a surprise to
their friends here, for while it was gem
orally known that the marriage was to
occur at some time in the near future,
no one in Charleston knew of it till it
was all over. Miss Downtain left here
Sunday night for Norfolk, and arriving
there Monday morning, was met by her
father, Major ]. G. Downtain, of the
Pension Bureau, who had come from
Washington to be present at the mar
riage of his daughter, and they were
Joined soon afterwaTd by the prospec-
/ tive groom. The ceremony was per-
formed at noon in the "Old St. Paul's"
church, by the rector, DR.. Tucker.
This was selected as the scene of the
happy event because of pleasant mem
cries of the past which for Mr.. Ohley
and his bride fingered about the place.
Miss Downtain wore gown of white
broadcloth, opening over waist of
tucked taffeta, white picture hat and
cluster of white violets.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Ohley left by steamer for Bos-
ton. They will spend the month of
July on the New England coast re-
| turning to Charleston and going TO
| housekeeping August LIST.
The announcement of this marriage
will be of interest to the people of the
State, because of the wide acquaintance
of both Mr. Ohley and his bride Mr..
| Onley is largely identified with the bus
| mess interests of the State, having con-
SlUSTdDle luNtSltu III various bl-
terprises. AS Secretary of State I'M
| der Governor Fleming and as Secretary
of the Democratic State Executive
Committee, he has welded a great
power in politics and public affairs of
the State for the past ten years His
| bride is regarded as one of the most
cultured and accomplished of the young
women of West Virginia. She is fas-
cinating writer and has long been
contributor TO the periodicals and
newspapers of the country. Their
| friends in Charleston wish them a sue
cessful and happy voyage through life.
The members of Glenwood Club are
| looking forward to brilliant festivities
| to occur at their club house at Glen
wood Park the Fourth of July. There
will be dancing, bowling, golf and
bountiful supper served. Preparations
| are being made on large scale for a
magnificent display of fireworks.
Miss Jessie Moffat and Miss jose
phine Waterhouse, of Wheeling, are
expected to arrive here this evening to
be the guests for several days of Miss
Bessie Gallaher.
Miss Amy Summers left yesterday
| for Clebourne, Texas, where she will
visit Miss Fannie Baird.
Miss Clearance Zeller is visiting rela-