Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-17
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.

her home in Cincinnati, after visit
of several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs James Biddle, of Murdoch avenue.
August M. Campbell, of St. Mary's;
G. Strebling, of Volcano; Squire Nj. T.
Devaugher, of Kanawha; ]. X. Woodell
and M. Livingston, of Pennsboro; ].
G. Splane, superintendent of the pipe
line telegraph; T. H. Moore, of Pitts
burg; S. w. Beninger and w. O. Dunn,
of st. Mary's; T. G. Stricken, of Ell
lenboro; E. NJ Carver, of Huntsville,
and r. H. Rutherford, of Petroleum,
were business men in our city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. L. M. Skinner entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club this
week, including a number of her
friends not members of the club, and
quite large gathering was the result,
and delightful afternoon was spent.
A very unique and exceptionally
pleasant affair occurred Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Anna dis, on
Fifth street, taking the form of a
Dutch lunch, the Teutonic idea being
carried out in different ways during
the evening. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss dis were Misses
Fife and Genevieve Eaton, Misses Ida
and Mary Paul, OF Wheeling, Miss Bess
Denniston, Messrs. Jack Taggart, viii
Hall Will Pinnell, Sherman dis, Jas.
Mcclure and VIII Stahlman.
A coming event which is being look
ed forward to with a great deal OF In
terest by the social world is the mar
riage of State Auditor L. NJ. La Follett
and Miss Clara De Almond, Of Lin
wood, suburb of Cincinnati. Miss
Stella Powell, of this city. will act as
maid of honor, and DR.. W. ]. Davidson
as best man.
Mrs. George ". Thompson, Two
daughters and son. George, will be
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. jack
son during the holidays.
Walter Monroe is at Cincinnati at
tending dental lectures.
Miss Julia Wait is quite i'll at her
home on Green street.
Henry NJ Smith has returned to his
home in Pomeroy. after a visit of over
a month with his brother, w. H. Smith.
Mr.. Smith expects TO spend the winter
in Jacksonville, Fla, and will likely
make this city his home upon his re-
turn in the spring.
Rev. ]. A. Hiatt spent the past week
at st. Mary's. where he assisted in a
series of meetings held at the P. E.
church in that town.
Mrs. w M Mitchell left early in
the week for Piqua, Ohio, to visit her
brother, DR.. Frame.
Mrs. C. B. Reed is here from
Charleston, the guest of Mrs. Richard
Waits. Mrs. Watts Entertained the
Junior Whist Club Thursday afternoon
in honor of her guest.
Mrs. A. H. Kunst, of Weston, is Wis
iting her brother, DR.. T. B. Camden,
and family.
Miss Birdie Baker is expected home
in few days from Texas, where she
has been visiting for three months.
Mrs. P. H. Bennett, of Fairmont, has
been the guest of friends here for
week or more.
Miss Ella Gould returned Thursday
FROM a weeks visit with Charleston
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Dsem, of Tupper's
Plains, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Deem. of Murdoch avenue.
Misses Mary and Agnes PAUL have
returned to their home in Wheeling,
after q pleasant visit with the Misses
Eaton, of Murdoch avenue.
Charley Martin has arrived home
from Alexandria, Va, where he at
tends school, to spend the holidays.
Miss Stella Powell left Thursday for
Cincinnati to be the guest of Miss Clara
De Almond.
j. Carl Vance, of Clarksburg, was q
business visitor here Thursday.
J. n Camden, Jr., of Versailles, Ky,
is the guest of his parents, Hon and
Mrs. j. N Camden.
Mrs. ]. H. Cole is here from Winona,
H., visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Roger.
w. H D. Chaplin and w. H. Wright
were at Clarksburg during the week,
where they went to establish a branch
Office of the U. S. Oil Co.
Herman w. Graft is expected home
from Chicago, where he is in school,
to spend the holidays.
The beautiful oratorio, Coming Of
the King" produced by the Trinity
church choir on Thursday night, was
a musical treat OF high standard and
those present spent a most enjoyable
evening Miss Amber. Miss Palmer.
Mr.. Hart and Mr.. Schad made up the
ouartette OF soloist, Mr.. w N. Jen-
kins. of st. Louis, and the regular or
ganist, Mr.. Chas. A. Bukey furnished
the music. The promoters of these
musical treats deserve much credit.