Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-21
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PARKERSBURG, w. Va, January
20.-George Gambrill attended the fun
eral of the late Bernie L. Morgan, which
took place at the home of the family
at Morgantcwn, on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was well known here and his
early death is sorely regretted by his
many friends in our town.
Misses Myrt and Bess Stewart left
Wednesday for New York, TO visit
friends for a short time.
Hon. James A. Hughes, postmaster
at Huntington; John w. Davis, CT
Clarks burg; NJ. Morris, of Bradford,
Pa; Hon. J. Russell Trotter, of Charles
ton; w. B. Caldwell, of Wheeling; Z.
c. Showaiter, of Fairmont; T. T. Wal
lis. of Clarksburg; john M. Arters, OF
Pittsburg, and Ed. H. Barley, of Spen-
Ger, were among Wednesdays arrivals
in the city.
DR.. harry Campbell, who has been
quite i'll for the past W weeks, is still
confined to his home.
Miss Minnie ROUGH is at UniOntown,
Pa, visiting friends and will remain a
couple of weeks.
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two weeks stay in New York city.
Assistant Prosecutor Showalter has
returned from a short visit with his
parents at Oxford, Pa.
Mrs. w. E. Kernery is at Chillicothe,
visiting Mr.. Kernery's parents.
Judge l.. N. Tavenner has been hold
ing a term of court at st. Marys this
week, and quite a number of our at
torneys were in attendance.
Frank Martin left early in the week
for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Burt spent
the week in New York.
Miss Dixie Cook departed the fore
part of the week for New York to en-
ter the training school for nurses of the
st. Luke's Hospital.
Miss Blanche Horner is here from
Webster, the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Roberts have
given up housekeeping and have taken
apartments at the Jackson hotel.
Mrs. B. M. Amber invited quite a
number of Mr.. Ambler's men friends to
dine at their home Tuesday evening, as
a surprise to Mr.. Amber. A splendid
dinner was served; then cigars, which
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the good old days and some short
speeches. Those of Mr.. Ambler's
friends who were fortunate enough to
relish this stag supper were. Bishop
Peterkin, DR.. Moore. DR.. I. B. Camden,
Simms Powell, DR.. ". H. Sharpe, Judge
l. G. McCluer, C. C. ". Vroman, ". w.
Van Wrinkle, w. E. Fleming, w. N.
Chancellor, DR.. w. N. Burwell, William
Bentley, C. c. Martin, w. H. Trevor,
DR.. J. N. Murdoch, H H. Moss, G. l..
Watson, w. E. Waterman, Nathan
Bushnell, Charles A. Bukey, L. NJ.
Skinner, w. H. Smith, Jr, Levin
Smith, H. S. Wilson, E. M. Gilkeson, C.
D. Murrick, S. D. Turner, w. N. Mil
Ter, w. G.. Peterkin, H. H. Moss, Jr.,
C. M. Shrewsbury, C. A. Elliott, J. B.
Finley and j. B. Neal.
Miss Sara Broughton's book party,
given Tuesday evening, in honor of
Miss Sprigg, of Cumberland, was a I'M
ique and very interesting affair. Each
guest was presented with a card upon
which there was something to repre-
sent one of the popular books Of the
day. Quite a bit of guessing was then
INDUCED in, after which the young
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delightful entertainment.
The Tuesday Whist Club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Henry jack
son, at her beautiful home on Seventh
street, this week.
Miss Mildred Harris entertained with
a chatting dish party, Thursday
ing, in honor of her guest, Miss Sprigg,
of Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelly were the
guests of honor at an entertainment
given by Miss Clemens, On Wednesday
evening.
Rev. S. S. Moore entertained Bishop
Peterkin and his guest, Bishop Coad-
jutator Gravatt, at tea at the rectory,
Wednesday evening. Those who had
the pleasure of meeting these gentle
men were: DR.. Sharp, DR.. T. B. Cam
den, B. M. Amber, H. H. Moss, c. C.
Martin, w. w. Jackson, w. " Chan
cellor, w. Vroman, Simms Powell. G.
A. Bukey, Rev. Mr.. Hyatt and VIII
Robb.
Miss Constance Peterkin Is at home
from a visit of several weeks with Pitts
burg friends.
Rev. Joseph Lee, Of Washington, D.
c., is here the guest of friends.
Mrs. Frank Coffman is here from
Buckhannon. visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrse. John Dudley.
DR.. E. l.. Boon, of New Martinsville,
was in the city during the week, the
guest of his mother-in-law, Mrs. w.
II. Yates.
Mrs Hattie Marcus has returned to
her home In Baltimore after a visit
with Miss Lena Prayer.
Miss Rose Howe arrived here Satur-
day from M~organtown, 10 be the guest
of Miss Emma B0ughner.
Miss Gertrude Price. Of Cumberland.
Md, Is visiting Mrs. NJ A. Kuder.
Attorney George II. Bailey. of Mon
tana, is the guest of relatives here: he
viii return TO the West early next week.
Miss COtter, OF Maadvfile. Pa, is here
with friends and conducting a series OF
literary lectures, which are of an I'M
usually high class. very instructive and
interesting The lectures are hell semi
weekly at the Presbyterian church, and
have been largely attended. The two
lectures this week dealt with Rudyard
Kipling and the Scotch n0TeIists. Miss
COtter is q young lady Of marked in
tefiigeuce. These lectures 1rp arrau0r1