Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-05

and Mrs. Edward Gray, of Pittsburg,
have also arrived. accompanied by
Mrs. Gray's sister. Miss Edna Cock,
who was visiting Mrs. Gray, when
the sad and sudden news of their
fathers death reached them. James
Cook, of the First regiment, arrived
Thursday from Columbus, Ga.
Capt. Sam Rathbone returned We'd
nesday from an Official trip TO Wash
ington.
B. S. Pope made business trip TO
Pittsburg during the week.
e. NJ Showalter mas returned to his
home at Fairmont, after spending a
short time in our city.
Griff T. Smith. Of Point Pleasant,
spent part of the week With friends
here.
The Needle Work Club was enter
tanned very pleasantly Wednesday aft
ernoon by the Misses Moffat, at their
home on Ninth street.
Mrs. John Roberts entertained the
FoFtnightly Whist Club in charm
ing manner Tuesday afternoon at her
handsome Juliana street home. The
guests were Mrs. j. B. Neal, Mrs.
Bradenbaugh, Mrs. r. l.. Neal, Mrs.
Bissell, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Wilcox,
Mrs. w. D. Paden, Mrs. l.. n. Skinner,
Mrs. ]. V. Rathbone, Mrs. ]. J. Archer,
Mrs. H H Moss, Mrs 3. NJ. Amber,
Mrs. 3. R. Blackboard, Mrs. Wetherell,
Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Small, Miss Moss
White, Miss Lily jackson, Miss Brad
enbaugh, Miss Despard, Miss Estelle
Despard, Miss Nan Snodgrass, Miss
Virginia Snodgrass, Miss Belle Glenn
ems, Miss Edna Archer. Miss Kate
Harris, Miss Nelly, Miss Gertrude
Nelly, Miss Lottie Denning and Miss
Juliette Blackboard
The Mothers Club was entertained
by Mrs. C. D. Merrick Thursday after
noon, at her home on Market street
extension. A very pleasant meeting
was had, the subject for consideration
being Finances in their relation to
the home life"
The Blennerhassett Club will tender
Mr.. Harry p. Camden president of the
club, a bachelors reception on Mon
day night of next week, it being sort
of a farewell reception, as Mr.. Cam
den will join the ranks of Benedicts
next week.
Miss Winifred Rose left Tuesday
evening for New York, to resume her
musical studies at the Metropolitan
College of Music.
Mrs. c. B. Blubaugh entertained a
few of her friends at cards early in
the week.
Miss Elizabeth Bradenbaugh is at
home after an extended visit with
Miss Maclaren, at Toledo, O.
Miss Henrietta Shrewsbury left
Tuesday for visit Of some length
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Col. John Evans, of Calhoun county,
is the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Burt spent
the week in New York City.
Mrs. Samuel Newberger and daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, have returned from
Easton, Pa, where they went to at
tend the wedding of Myer Newberger
and Miss Rosenbaum.
Bishop Peterkin left Wednesday for
"a tour of the towns of the Big Kama
wha valley and will visit the Shelter
ing Arms hospital before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Hood, of North
Dakota, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. P. Chancellor Wednesday night,
leaving Thursday for Louisville to Wis
it friends.
]. w. dis left Thursday for Flori-
the winter there.
judge j. ]. Jackson, Col. John K.
Thompson, Miss Kinnie Smith and
Charming Smith went to Huntington
Thursday to attend a meeting of the
directors OF the Home for Incurables
and to attend a banquet given in hon
or of the directors. by the Board of
Trade, of Huntington.
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and Mrs. Otte Lehman left Friday for
Cincinnati from where they go by
steamer to New Orleans, to attend the
Mardi Gras festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Decker left
Thursday for Wheeling.
Miss Margaret Paden is at home
from a visit of some weeks with rela-
tives in Patterson and Hackensack,
n. ].
Miss Madge Moss has returned
from a visit of month or more with
friends at Charlottesville, Va, and
Washington, D. c.
Miss Annie Carnahan is home from
Wheeling the guest of Miss Sara
Broughton.
A delightful dance was given the
young men of the Outing Club, We'd
neSday evening at Germanla nall Dys
the lady members of the popular or
ganization. Every feature Of the hap
py occasion was a thorough success
and to say the young men enjoyed
and appreciated the efforts of the lad
les, but mildly expresses their graft
tude.
j. S. Orr, travelling passenger agent
for the Southern Pacific, W. H. Foya,
of the Adams Express Co., Major A.
c. Hawkins, of Cairo; Stewart w.
Walker of Martinsburg; Hon. John
Bassell, of Clarksburg; Hon. Alex
McVeigh Miller. of Anderson; Thos. B.
Sweeney, of Wheeling: T. H. Price, of
CIarksburg: T. y. Barnesdall. Hon.
A. B. Fleming, of Fairmont; U. S.
Marshall Thompson. Col. f. f. Wind
sor, Of Warren, Pa; Camden SOM
mers, of Clarksburg; George r. Graf
ton, Of Marietta: Frank H. Harmon,
Of Morgantown and w. n. Wilson,
manager of r. G. Dunn's commercial
agency. were noticed in our city dur
ing the past few days.
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