Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

G w;',ssa W. Y visiting Der parents On
J. Marsh Allen. OF Newark. Ohio.
was in town few hours Thursday.
He was on his way to Baltimore.
AID Laughlin, B. q o. agent at Flem-
ington, was the guest OF his brother,
H. B. Laughlin, Friday.
Joe Woodford, of Elkins, was here
Friday.
Ira e. Robinson, State delegate to
National convention of Republican
clubs. at St. Paul. left Friday to attend
the meeting. Mrs. Robinson accom-
panied him.
Miss Daisy Dudley. of Fairmont, 10
visiting friends in town.
Fred. Zeck, who is attending college
at Philadelphia, came home Wednes-
day to spend his vacation.
The Junior Christian Endeayor
League of the Presbyterian church
held social in the lecture room OF
the church Thursday night the at
tendance was good and a snug h..ie
sum was realized from the sale of re-
freshments.
Josephine Rowland, of Parkersburg,
was visiting his son Irwin, who is
quite sick at his rooms on the West
side.
The Grafton Dramatic Company
rendered I'm Old Virginia to a crowd
ed house in Philippi Friday night.
No change in the strike situation at
Pennington, with little prospects for a
compromise.
The B. & o. Company has a corps
of engineers surveying their ground
between st. John street and the wagon
bridge that crosses their track to South
Grafton, preparatory to locating and
building the new passenger depot. The
estimated cost of the new building is
placed at $4,000 and it is expected to
commence its erecting early in August.
The old depot and Grafton House
with annexed buildings and Offices will
be torn down as soon as the new build
ing is completed. This will give more
track room for the now over-crowded
yard.
Mrs. j. W. Policy and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Benwood, are the guests of
Mrs DIR. A. r. Warden, on the South
Side.
Miss Minnie Wilhide is visiting rel
atives in Elkins.
Miss Mary Pelly, of Bellaire, o.. is
.. -. \.
Misses Anna WeScott, Josephine
Prickett and Misses Rose, Anna and
Margaret Moran, Messrs. ]. Hillery,
John Prickett, VIM. Shrewsbury and P.
A. Moran formed very pleasant boat
ing party to the Park Thursday night.
Miss Mary Wagner. of Keyser, is
the guest of Mrs G. Frank Gibbs.
The Woman's Mozart club will give
an entertainment in Brenkman's opera
house on next Wednesday night. Fol-
lowing is the programme.
Chorcs-"We. the Dragon Flies"..::..
Solo-Msses Whitescarver, Remlinger.
Chorus-Woman's Club,
To-Day" Huntington Woodman
Miss Grace Blue.
Lovely Rose. -CnaTleS Vincent
Miss Remlinger, Mrs. Utterbach, Miss
Hathaway.
Quartette-'March of the Prophet''
First piano, Miss Leeds, Mrs. Hen
erickson; second piano, Miss McGill,
Mrs. Utterbach.
Mrs. II. Compton.
Miss Remlinger, Mrs. Warden, Miss
Blue.
Piano solo-"silken Bands" ... Bishoff
Miss Minnie Hathaway.
Welcome, Pretty Primrose. .Pensute
Mrs Moran, Mrs. Warden, Mrs. Hen
erickson, Mrs Parsons.
"Song of the Bali ..................B ischoff
Miss Rose Flannery.
Flight Into Egypt .................B ruch
Solo-Mrs. Byers.
Chorus-Woman's Club.
PART II.
FLOWERS and Fancies" Mozart
Woman's Club.
I'm Merry Zingare' .................
Miss Flo Hamilton.
Ave Maria" from opera 'Loreley"...
MHndRlGC0hH
Miss Rendle, Miss McGill. Miss Blue.
Quartette-" Dance of the Demons.
First piano, Mrs. Miriam, Mrs. Hen
erickson; second piano, Miss Leeds,
Miss McGill.
'1ll Follow Thee. Farmer
Mrs. w. c. Byers.
''Valse Noble. ....................Car Bohn
Miss Bessie McGill.