Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-09

To be used at poor Tabby's expense.
The cat ran away with the tur on hef TALL
While Willie flew over the feHSe.
Miss Letta Marsh left for Columbus
to visit friends. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Jewel, of that city, who has
been visiting Wheeling for some days.
Miss Lillian Baldrige, of Covington,
KY, is a guest of Miss Gertrude Frew,
of North Main street.
Col VIM. Exley and George w. Reil-
ly left Thursday for an extended visit
TO Eastern cities and resorts.
Mrs. J. II. Truxell. of Pittsburg,
is a guest of the family of Mr.. George
NJ. Shook.
Misses Ella White and Carrie Sher-
man, of the East End, are spending
several weeks at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Anna Rose, of the North End is
a guest of relatives in Allegheny.
The following are among those who
left Thursday on the Atlantic City ex-
cursion over the Panhandle road: l..
V. Blue. Ralph Kline and son, II. w.
Hemphill. Bernie Gundling, James
Heyman. /. Blum and family, Bellaire.
o.; c. J. Bradfield and family. Barnes
vile, O.. c. f. Sutton. Barnesville, o.
Mrs. Bessie T. Reed and daughter. Miss
Lafierty. Mrs. Barton and daughter,
n. b. Reed. Mr.. Nay. Col. VIM. EXley.
sig. Wolf. Martins Ferry; Prof Shelf,
Miss Taylor. J. A. Berdquest, Bridge
port.
DR.. c. L. Hill and family are spend
ing the heated term at Henderson
Place, Elm Grove.
Capt. Catch, J. X. Booth and George
Spence left Thursday over che 2ennsyl
vania lines for Denver.
Misses Nellie Reynolds, Anna Duane
and Mamie McCombs, Of Pi.tsburg, are
visiting the Misses Dorsey.
Prof ]. C. Gwynn and Miss B. Jones
left over the Pennsylvania road Thurs
day for Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Lulu Seamers, of Fairmont,
who has been visiting the Mrs. Brink
man, on Market street, returned home.
Misses Amanda and Ida Spell daugh-
tiers of Prof. Spell, of Thirteenth
street, left Thursday over the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie for Toledo and De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, of the
Island, spent the Fourth in Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meek have re-
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are at home at No. 165 South Broad
| way.
Miss Sue Stifel and sisters left yes
terday for Capon, w. Va, to spend sew
eral weeks.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July S.
During the past week Charleston soci-
ETY. has been practically out of doors.
Ii has devoted itself almost entirely to
f&he country club houses, to picnics, ex-
cursions and outings in various forms.
The gathering of the members and
| friends of the Glenwood Club at their
| splendid house and grounds at Glen
wood Park, on Independence Day, was
| the largest and gayest that had ever
been seen at that place before. Among
the out-of-town people present were:
Miss Jessie Moffat and Miss 10 Wa
terhouse, of Wheeling: Miss Katherine
Buck, of Bramwell; Miss Daisy Doone,
| of Omaha; Mr.. w. A. Gilchrist, of Day
ton, o.; Mr.. c. A. Johnson, of Column
bus; Mr.. w. T. Peck, of Massachu-
setts:s Lieut.. VIM. Dome, of the Third
| Nebraska regiment; Capt. A. Sioux, of
! the T.. S. army, and Mr.. Will Buery, of
| Grafton. The entertainment given by
| the club was the most elaborate and
! brilliantly planned and executed of any
| vet enjoyed by the club. The amuse-
| ments were mostly of an outdoor ma
ture. A handicap golf tournament, a
| cake walk by members of the club and
| some eaddy races in the afternoon and
| fireworks and dancing at night made
| up the programme on that occasion. The
| golf game was participated in by seven
teen players. Mr.. Fred w. Schwambe
won the honors and he is now in pos
session of the handicap cup awarded
| to the winner His score was 9S, and
| the next best was made by Mr.. Harri-
son B. Smith, making score Of 104
| The most amusing features of the pro-
| gramme were cake walk and Caddy