Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-16


tsare erebar4, w. W, April is. Mn.
olijn 1fansbach and child are guests
/ ~ e. Nathan and family
Judge Jackson ana Deputy Mar
Il slals Prtddie and Randolph went to
plarlsburg Friday n.Sat TO be pres
enf at special session OF the Fed
oral Court, to be held saturday ana :
4 part Of next week.
Mrs. b. A. Blackboard ana little
daughter left Thursday for q two
weeks visit with Clarksblrg relatives.
Hon. S. T. Stapleton has returned
from MOrgantOwn, where ne ATTENDED
4 meeting of Parkersburg Presbytery.
]. D., j. F. and s. I. Malion Wall
leave Sunday for baltimore, 20 81,
tend the shoot OF the Maryland
Sportsman's Association, which taxes
place next week.
Mrs. Henrietta r. Howell has re-
turned to his home in Chicago, alter
spending several days here, looking
after his interests IN the United States
Court.
MRS. j. Henry Shaw was the hostess
at a very pretty luncheon lnursday:
J. 1T her home in Belpre. In nonor OF
Mrs. Robert Skinner, OF Cinclnnau.
Those present who enjoyed MRS:
Shaw,s hospitality beside the guest Oh
honor were Mrs. ]. M. Jackson, IT.
Mrs. Il. Nc. Skinner, Mrs. s. L. Gould'
MRS. w. B. Paden, Mrs. ). V. hatn-
hone. Mrs. Rosa Pinnell and MIS-
Dorothy Pinnell. ,.,u
a s. Staley is here from Middle
ourne. the guest of his brother, hoD-
ert Staley, at the Blannerhassett
Mrs. Julia Timms is visiting irlenos
and relatives at Pomeroy, =.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marhng eA-
meet to sail for Europe May 4, on cne
F1Ierst Bismarck and enjoy trip. Oh
some length abroad.
MIS- Henry Epstein left Thursday
10 visit relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Brob, Miss Mamie Myerson ana
Eysward Myerson's little daughter are
visiting friends in Marietta.
/. 3. Finley left Thursday for Davis
and other points on internal revenue
business. .,
Rev. DIR. Renner has returned from
PHILADELPHIA, accompanied by MIS-.
Mrs. Renner, who has been under
treatment there for several months.
Mrs. Renners friends are very glad TO
know her health is somewhat I'M
proved.
H. p. Camden made business trip
to Eronton Thursday.
Jlr s. g. Moore is at home from SIS
tersvilIe. where he attended an Epls-
copaI meeting.
John T. Harris has returned from
Charleston. where he has been COM
pIeting the work of the clerks office.
Mrs. J. B. Neall and Miss Elizabeth
Eradenbaugh left early in the week
for visit in Baltimore.
Miss Martha Bassell, of Clarksburg,
ard Miss Moss White, of Virginia, who
have been charming visitors here for
some time. have departed for their
homes. with the regret of the many
friends they made during their stay
here.
Miss Tessie Barents, of SistersviHe,
Is the guest Of the Misses Wright, on
Green street.
Mrs. and Mrs. A G. Newman, OF
Huntington, were guests here Wednes-
day.
On last Monday night an informal
but thoroughly enjoyable dance was
given ct Germania Hall in honor OF
number of young ladies who are WIS.,
itors in the citys Those in attendance
were Mrs. C. M Shrewsbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Shrewsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wetherell, Miss Julia Alexan-
der. and Miss Mossie White, of Vir-
GINA; Miss Martha Bassell, OF Clarks-
burg; Miss Madge Moss. Miss Laura
Despard, Miss Lulu Wetherell, Miss
Carrie Shrewsbury, Mss Estelle Des-
pard, Misses Nan, Juliet and Vir-
GINA Snodgrass, Miss Mildred Harris,
Messrs. NJ Basil Marshall, Of Vir-
gi1ia; John L. Vance, Jr., of Gallipo-
lis, o.; Edward Cox, Jack Inslee, Ned
Aleshire, Curtis Williams, H. j.
Guthree, Monroe Shrewsbury, Amos
Gordon, Bradford Kiteshew, Sam P.
CareI, Charles Gordon and Lewis
Thompson.
The Blennerhassett Club will erect
a fine bowling alley at once.
The event of the week In society
circles was the entertainment at cards
given by Mrs. H. l. Protsman, on
Thursday afternoon, in honor OF Mrs.
III. P. Camden, who is one OF Par
kersburg's latest brides.
George w. Johnson and David Well,
of Martinsbug; Hon. S. H. Bowman,
of Fairmont; Hon. NJ A. Kendall, OF
Charleston; G. G. Brown, of Carks-
burg; A. J. Wilkinson, of Grafton;
Frank Armstrong, of Clarksburg; ].
G. Jones, of Charleston; James Cart
Ian, OF Pittsburg; General G. w. Cur
tin. of Sutton and E. L. Borgess., OF
Clarksburg, were prominent business
men in our city during the past few
03VS.