Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-23
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young attorneys, has returned from MS
| Tor several weeks.
Ed Gilmore mas returned from a bus
| mess trip to Pittsburg.
Robert Bailey is here from Whining
| ton, Del, visiting friends and rela-
| tiyes.
| Miss Dixie Watson has returned to
her home at Ashland, Ky, after visit
| of some time with her aunt, Mrs. /. G.
! Field.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall are at
| Ciarksburg, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Laifery is here from Pittsburg,
| being called by the death OF her mother,
| Mrs Michael Hayden. MIR. Handlan,
| d son-in-law, and children, OF Indiana
! polls, are also here on the same sad
| mission.
Mrs. John Ebert is at home from a
visit with relatives at Clarksburg.
Mrs. r. J. McCandlish and daughter
| Miss Mamie McCandlish, have returned
from a visit with Piedmont friends
DR.. W. S. Keeyer left Wednesday for
| Fairmont to attend patient.
Miss Sarah Broughton returned Sat
urday night from an extended visit
| with friends in Virginia and Washing
! ton, D. c. Miss Mildred Harris, vino
/ accompanied her, viii remain for a
short time with Cumberland friends.
Charles Caswell lett Thursday TO join
his parents, who are spending the sum-
men at Wamkesha, Wisconsin.
julius KatZenslein has returned to
his home at Cincinnati, after short,
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Paul
Prayer.
Miss Rebecca Linton departed Thurs
| day for her home in Wheeling, after
visit with friends here.
! Mr. Geo. Jacobs is here from Fal-
mouth, Ky, the guest OF has sister, Mrs.
| A. Berman. From here Mr.. Jacobs eX-
| poets TO go to Niagara Falls.
! Mrs. Amanda Tracewell and daughter
| Miss Laura, are at home from visit OF
| three weeks at Beverly, O.
Oscar Jenkins left Wednesday for
| points down the river.
| Hon H. S. Wilson is at home from
a business trip to the southern part of
| the State.
Miss May Carey has returned to her
! home at Alvy, w. Va, after visiting the
Misses Sorrell on Ninth streets.
Kent, OF Cumberland daughters of
Capt. Kent, of the B. & O., are visiting
". T. Noland and family.
Harry Z. Spilman, of Spilman; c. H.
Bumgarner, of Pittsburg; Superintend-
ent w. H. Crimson. Of the b. & o. S.
w; Hon. K. II. Frees, of Harrisyille;
Judge Brown, Of Elizabeth; l.. Bean, of
Titusville; L. Bonnenberger, of Wheel
ing; A Bruse Hunt, Of SisterSville and
Hon w. 2. Hubbard, of Wheeling,
were prominent business men noticed
here Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Murdoch was the charm
ing hostess at q card party given
Thursday morning, in honor of Miss
Cornelia Bassell and Miss Martha Bas
sell, two popular young ladies Of
Clarksburg, who are guests here.
A jolly party OF young folks pic
nicked up the river short distance
Tuesday evening, going in boats and
enjoying a tempting luncheon on the
Ohio side Those of the party were
Miss Martha Bassell, Miss Meigs Jack
son, Misses Virginia and Nan Snod
grass, Mrs. Anderson and Miss Braden-
baugh, q. w. Cox, George w. Sum-
mers. Dave PaGen, Talbot Hitesnaw
and C. D. Forrest.
Samuel P. Carr gave an elegant
luncheon to few friends at his apart
ments in the Robb fats, one evening
this week. Mr. Carr's guests were
Mrs Wilcox, the Misses Despard, Miss
Cornelia Bassell, of ClarksbVrg, Miss
Julia Smith and Messrs. c. A. Bukey,
Doc NJ. Offences, Col. Fred e. Wind
sir, Marvin Ringer, Joel Shrewsbury,
Brown Boughrer, c. B. Smith, Jr., and
j. B. Taggart.
Mrs L. B. Dellicker has returned
from visit OF several greeks with
friends in New Jersey.
Harry Huffman and sister, Miss Ma
bel, of Dayton, o., are guests of their
sister, Mrs. H. l. Protzman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Slayton left early
this week for Cape Charles, Va, to
spend some time.
Mrs Waitman Barbe is here from
Morgantown, visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. Gould.
Mrs John V. Turner and two little
sons, have arrived from Chicago, and
are visiting Mrs. Turner's brother, On
Blennerhassett Island.
Judge and Mrs. T. l. Stealey and
daughter, viii leave shortly for an out
ing at Mt. Lake Park.
Mis- Grace Thorpe, formerly of this
city, but niw of New York, is the pleas
ant guest of Miss Clara McCreary.
Bishop DonahUe has returned to his
home in Wheeling, after a pleasant
stay with Father Hickey.
The following people from here left
Thursday for Atlantic City: Mrs. Fan
ME Burche, Mrs. Christy Mrs. Mary
Lou Murphy, Mis- Juliette Snodgrass
and Mrs. L. l.. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bee, Miss Jennie Koontz, Mrs. Lilly
Coin, Miss Clara Rosenheim and Bev-
erly Smith.
A camping party left Thursday even
ing for the Stead farm UP the Kanawha
where the pleasures of tent life will be
enjoyed for two weeks. Those of the
party ore Mrs. Stahlman, Mrs. S. l..
Gould, Mrs Waitman barbe, Miss Full
kerth, of Cincinnati Misses Mary and
Loeta Gould, Ed. Wilson. Ed. Gerwig,
and James H. McGrew of Morgantown.
Invitations have been issued for an
elaborate reception given at the home
of Edward McCreary, Wednesday night
of the coming week, at which time
Miss Clara McCreary viii make her
formal debut in society.
ST. MAag'S.