Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-19
Grace Sweeney,
Florence Sweeney,
Nellie Schmidt,
EI4., oxsr.

4 IRA olffel, ell,
Laura Stifel, Grace Hoge,
Elizabeth Stifel, Eliza Hoge,
Wayne Hazlett. Flore.1ce Hoge,
Martha johnson, Hulda Delaplain,
Madge Johnson, Virginia Harrison,
EIne Lewis, Bessie Harrison.
FRANCIS Jordan, Martha Caldwell,
Isabel Mendel. Mary Caldwell,
nate McHenrys Sue Caldwell.
Virginia Moffat, Lee Caldwell,
Blanche Moffat.s Sophia Carr,
Jessie Moffat, Martha Clarke.
Alys Carnahan. Nellie Craddock,
Emily Pollock. Amy Chapman,
Jennie Jepson, Lizzie Cracraft,
Margaret Moffat, Mary Dickey.
Alice McCabe, Helen Devries,
Edith Noise, Martha OFT,
Alice Bates, Laura Dalzell.
Effie Lewis,
Messrs.A
VIII Caldwell, Eugene Hildreth,
Chas.3 Cooke. Andrew HeiAkell,
VIII Cracraft, Morgan Hetskell,
VIII Delaplaine. Arthur Johnson.
j. II. Dubois, Latane McLaln,
". Z. Dewey, Don Merriman,
Robt. Dillon, Howard Mcdonald,
WIZ Vance, Caldwell Noise,
douglas NaaS, Wheeler Norton,
Archie Wilson, Alfonso Morgan,
Jonn wilson, Geo. Norton.
Ed- Wiies, Chas. Paxton,
Lawrence Wheat, Frank Neil,
Jas Adams, Jas PAUL.
Earl Adams. Archie Paull.
VIII Arnett, Harvey Pollock,
Jasper Baum, Sam. Patterson,
ANlll Brice, Steve Rice,
Roy Boyd, Rem Rose.
Walter Bloomfield, Harry Simpson.
geo. Baird, Carroll Simpson,
Jesse Bloch, Henry StifeI
WIN burke, Tom Sweeney,
Frank Hosack, John Sweeney,
Sam. Harper, .Julian Sweeney.
LARK Hazlett. w. A. Shirley,
Jonn Gallaher, w. E. Stone,
Kobt. Giffen, Edw. Stifel,
Clarence Giffen, Ran. Stalnaker,
Earl Giffen, Ned Stalnaker.
Arthur Hal. Speidel,
Nelson Hubbard, Jos. Speidel, Jr.,
aaron hughes, Jesse Speidel,
Frank kleveS. VIII fer.
Henry Hughes, Edgar Sweeney,
Geo. Hoge, Jas. Ewing,
John Good, Roht. Ewing.
Alex. Updegraff, Lewis Foster.
Ran Hix, Roht Gilchrist.
Alex. Campbell, Lewis Grubb.
Ollnton Campbell. Jas. Gardner,
Or. Andrew Wilson, DIR. Reed Baird,
Bates Butler, VIII Miller,
The party was given by the follow
ing named ladies and gentlemen: Mr.
and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Howard Simpson, Mr.. and. Mrs
Hullihen Quarter, and Mr.. and Mrs
j.. j. Holloway.
About ten couples. composed mainly
of young people from the North End
spent a very pleasant day picnicking
at the magnificent grounds of Mr.
Dewey, on the national road east Of
the city, Sunday from $50 in the morn
ing until 10 in the evening. Amuse-
ments of all kinds were INDUCED ii
but the main event of the day was
the 5-inning base ball game between
teams c~aptained by Bernard Gaus and
John Cook, the latter winning by the
score of 3 to l.. The features of the
game being Cooks two home runs and
the backstop work of Ollie Dailer. The
party returned to the city over the w
& e. G. line tired but happy from
their days enjoyment. This is n OF
a series of gatherings for the summer
season by the No Name club.
On Saturday evening about six
couples called on and surprised Mrs
Michael Biz, jr., at her home on South
Huron street, the occasion being in hon.
or of the anniversary of her birth
Progressive euchre was the CHIEF
amusement of the evening and several
spirited contests were N order. At
ter the final progression the prizes
were awarded, Miss Lena Dailer carry
ing off the ladies first and Mr.. Henry
Bremen, the gentlemen's first, while
Mr.. George Beltz c%ontented himselt
with ''booby." At a s%easonable houl
refreshments were served and all de-
parted having spent a very pleasant
evening,
Very unique invitations have beer
issued by the telephone boys and girls
of this district, for their annual out
ing, which will be given in a grove
neal New Castle, Pa, next Saturday.