Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12
Mrs. Herman Behlen, of New York,

Mrs. Herman Behlen, of New York,
is a guest OF her mother, Mrs. M. Lang,
of the East End. She was called home
by the death of her brother, Max NJ.
Lang.
DR.. and Mrs. Petrie are home from a
two weeks visit to New York, Phila-
delphia and other Eastern cities.
Miss Clara Beverly has returned to
her home in Cleveland after a pleasant
visit with Island friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Powell, Of Cleve-
land, O., have returned after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, of
the Island.
Edward Larkin, now a resident Of
Berea, O., is in the city visiting his
mother.
Miss Cora Cox, of West Liberty. has
returned home after a visit to Wheel
ing friends.
Charleston, w. Va, March 11.-Gen-
eral James A. Holley, clerk of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals, returned this
week from a visit to his sister in Ash
land, Ky.
General George w. Curtin, of the
State National Guard, was one OF the
distinguished West Virginia visitors
here during the week.
A quiet and pretty mid-Lenten cere-
mony united in marriage on Wednesday
evening Mr.. Frederick w. Gramm and
Miss Cora l.. Wagner. The nuptials
were celebrated at the home OF the
groom's sister, Mrs. r. w. Ewers, DR..
Robert Douglass Roller, of st. Johns
P. E.. church officiating. The twenty or
thirty guests included only relatives OF
the groom and intimate friends of the
bride. who is a Delaware, o., girl, hay-
ing lived in Charleston only a few
years. Mr.. Gramm is b~ookkeeper for
the Standard Oil Company's Charleston
office. His mother was a Miss Patrick,
a representative of one of the oldest
families in the valley, and he is n OF
the most popular young men in the
city. The young couple Will reside for
the present with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Ewers, at their home on East Kanawha
street.
The Womans' Exchange held two
pretty teas during the week, when Miss
Richardson was assisted in serving by
Miss Virginia Patrick and Miss Mary
Long. The occasion for the teas was a
display Of exquisite Oriental embroid-
cries and draperies, a number Of which
were sold.
John T. Harris. clerk Of the Senate.
who is engaged on some unfinished bus
here, left Wednesday TO spend a
few DAYS at his home at Parkersburg.
.Justus Collins, the, well known a
man. who has been i'll for some months,
left Thursday for Biloxi, Mississippi,
and other gulf resorts for his health.
Hon. Stewart II. Bowman, who has
heen here since the close OF the Legs
Iature. left Thursday for Huntington,
on route 10 his home in Barbour
ty. w.
w. z. r. Byrne. clerk OF the Hous
of delegates is in Braxton county on
business.
Mrs. florence. widow OF Dr. lot
renee. formerly pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF THIS CITY, IS
here from New York, on aeconn OF the
illness OF her daughter, who IS visiting
Al the home Of F. W. Abney-
Mrs. C. B. Couch is at Lewisourg'
where she attended on Wednesday the
marriage of her sister, Miss Re0ecca T.,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Z.
prown. TO Mr.. John Harris, son OF
Major John W. Harris. cashier OF the
pank az Ronceyerte. After a wedding
trim east. Mr.. and Mrs Harris will re-
turn to Ronceyerte TO reside.
Mrs George Donaldson held a recep-
ton tuesday afternoon to the friends
- the local chapter United Daughters
c-onfederacy. Mrs. Laura Fitzhugh re-
cetyed Jointly with Mrs. Donaldson. and
+ ofaceres Of the local chapter ~