Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

ments which will be given on WedneS-
day and Thursday evenings OF Easter
week. The following -patronesses Will
add one to the affair: Mrs. G.. w. At
kinson, Mrs. J. w. NJ. Appleton, Mrs.
w. f. Chiffon, Mrs. George S. Couch,
Mrs. J. r. Seal Mrs. Joseph Holt
Gaines, Mrs. John ID. Lewis, Mrs. Cam
eron Lewis, Mrs. Frank Payne, Mrs.
Harrison Brooks Smith, Mrs. James
Payne, Mrs. Willis Wilson. Mrs. ID. G..
Gallaher, Mrs. Frank Abney. Mrs. +.
NJ. Staunton, Mrs. r.. j.. S~atterwait,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williamson, Mrs. Robert
Douglas Roller. Miss Davis. Mrs. Brad
ford Noyes, Mrs. George Lounsberry,
Mrs. A. w. Watrous, Mrs. Charles
Ward, Mrs. T.. w. Staunton. Mrs. Will
liam Lohmeyer, Mrs. ID. w. Patterson.
Mrs. Eugene Dana, Mrs. John &c. Ken
ma, Mrs. Fl. L. P%ricbard, Mrs. John JEFF
fries. Mrs. Lewis Baker, Mrs. n. s.
Burlew. Mrs. Neal Robson.
Lieutenant John A. Thayer, OF the
Fourth Immunes, has arrived In the
United States from Manzanillo. Cuba.
on a thirty days leave of absence, and
will reach here on a visit to his par
ents next week.
Several Charlestonians went to
liuHlllENOH w tAlti0Ahg IARhk w ~
ness the performance OF the Boston
Lyric Opera company. in BLACK Hus-
sar.' Miss Daisy Slaughter. OF this
city. made her stage debut with this
ompany two months ago.
Miss Margaret IngIes' monologue en-
tertainment at st. Adams, on Friday
evening, attracted quite a party Of
Charleston people, friends OF the young
elocutionist, who Is one of Lexington.
Ky.'s gifted daughters, and will short
ly give an entertainment in this city.
l.. A. Carr, the well known business
man, is seriously Ill at his home on
Lower Kanawha street, n no hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Mrs. Alice Quarter and Miss Wood
Clarkson left Thursday evening to
visit the formers son, who is at school
in Washington City.
Mrs. E. r. Milligan, daughter Of L.
Fl. Ewart, left Monday for Pensacola,
Fla. where her husband is located, and
where they viii make their future
home.
Rev. T. w. Williamson, Of Syracuse.
o., Is visiting his sons, NJ. NJ. Williams
son, Of the Citizeng' National Bank,
and w. T. Williamson OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
Miss Alice Ray Devine, instructor IT,
art at B~uckhannon seminary. who has
beer the guest of Mrs. James Russell
Trotter. returned to her home the first
OF the week.
p. II. Tamplett, who has been engag-
ed in the insurance business here fol-
some time, left Monday for Washing
ton City, where he Is TO be in the flu
ture located In the interest Of one OF
the big life insurance companies.
A Rod and Gun Club recently organ
ICED in the city, will be known as the
Beechwood Rod and Gun Club, and
will do it's shooting. using both clay
and live pigeons, at B~eechwood Park,
below the city. Ex-Mayor j.. A. De.
Gruyter. who was chief promoter of
the organization, was elected pItsi-
dent. ". F. Goshorn. secretart~~Aple
Meade. treasurer, and DR.. J.. n. ahan,
field captain. In addition to those
named above the present members are:
Geo. S. Couch. Il. w. knight, c. b.
Couch, d. c. Reay, J.. A. Holley, G. G.
Lewis, Jr., John ID. Lewis. julius
Staehling, A. j.. Meade. John Wehrle.
w. r. Levi, John l.. Ritter. II. ID. Cos
horn. Joseph Jones. DIR. r. a. Couch and
DR.. A. II. Boyd. There are also a
large number of others candidates for
admission.
Gay Meade returned Tuesday from
a visit to relatives at Ashland. KY,
and left at once for Waynesboro, Pa,
to resume his studies at Fishbura
school