Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-07

George S. Courh. At Glenwood Club
the first golf saA.e of the season was
enjoyed by a party of ten, on Tuesday
evening. They numbered Misses An
ME Lewis, Mollie Buttrick, Matte
Hogeman, Ethel knight, and Anna
Taylor, and Messrs. Ivory jordan, c.
F. and ]. B. Sterrett, Henry Lewis and
l. n. Smith. A dainty lunch was after
ward served in the club house.
One of the finest picnics of the sea-
son was given by number of youthful
pleasure seekers at SWANS Hill, Tues
day and chaperoned by Mrs. G. o.
Chiffon and Mrs. Lionel Fuller In
the party were Misses Daisy Harris,
Beth Brown. Helen Reynolds, Hattie
Landon, Lillian Comstock. Lillian Cra-
craft, Lottie Goshorn,, Laura Coyle and
Estelle Vickers, and Will MacCorkle.
Jack Patton. Orman Hubbard, Abney
Payne, Paul Grosscup, and Dick Sat
terthwait.
An impromptu dance, delightfully."-
planned by Mr.. Hoople Mead. was the
diversion of the dancing set, on Friday
evening. 1t was held at the Gloon Club
rooms, and about twenty couples par
ticipated in the programme. Refresh
ments were served at the conventional
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. McConihay are
in the city from Winifred, and will go
TO Denver, Colorado, for the benefit OF
the latter's health.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Gallaher are in
South Carolina, where, with a party oil
Richmond friends, they will attend the
annual Confederate reunion.
ual w Kpiubf Of Tbnrcdar 10,
Ell Dorado Springs, Missouri, where he
will spend some time for the benefit
of his health.
Mrs. Belle Bryson, of Chicago, Is the
guest of Mrs. Goodwin, on State street.
H. p. Cannon and Charles Walker
are in attendance upon the Grand
Council of United Commercial Travel
ers at Louisville, this week.
Miss Katherine Hedrick left Wed
nesday for Norfolk, where after spend
ing some time, she will go on to New
York by ocean steamer, probably not
returning to Charleston till fall
Mrs. c. NJ. Gallaher and children
have returned from visit TO friends in
Missouri.
C. X. McDermott, superintendent of
the c., c. & s., Is back from Orlando.
Florida, where Mrs. McDermott and
Miss Katherine, who spent the winter
there, returned with him.
Louis l.. Strauss is In New York on
business.
Misses Cora Henry and Nell Atkin-
son have returned from a several days
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Beury, at
Thurmond
d. G. Thompson. Of the Secretary Of
States office, is fishing in the noun
tains of Virginia.
F. w. Schwalb has returned from
Tarpin Springs, Florida. where he
spent a portion OF the winter.
A. L. Ruffner, OF the firm of Ruffner
Bros, is at st. Paul, Minnesota, this
week on business.
Mrs. Francis Heermans. Of King
wood, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James Russell Trotter.
James Kay. until recently manager
Of the Royal Coke and Coal Co. al
Prince. has removed here. and will oc-
cupy the handsome Beury residence.
on Virginia street
Mrs. Lucius Smith. of Richmond,
formerly Miss Jessie Dent, is expected
here next week. on visit to her sister.
Mrs. Charles Montgomery. on Broad
street.
Mrs Carl Scholz, who has been here
for the past three weeks with her little
daughter, who was under treatment at
the Charleston general hospital. re-
turned to her home at KeIIey's Greek,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William McManamy
LEFT Tuesday to visit the latter's par