Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
CAMP GROUND NOTES.

News Notes ana PERSONAL items
| From the MoundsviIle Resort.
The Chapman cottage. on the North
Park is being improved on the exterior
by new veranda.
Rev. Geo. q. Fuller viii conduct SER
vices in the Auditorium at 1920 am,
and p. m, to-day, to which all are
invited. Sunday school will be held
at p. m.
Miss Elizabeth and Mary Albright,
of Wheeling, are spending few days
| on the grounds.
Miss Lou Hastings has returned
to the grounds after spending a few
days in Ohio.
Mrs. C. H. Merkle, of Wheeling, is
spending a week on the grounds.
Mrs. Daniel Bowlin and daughter and
Mrs. F. B. Crew and daughter, have
taken cottages for tie remainder of
the season.
Messrs. Charles Kitchens and Char
les Brady, of Chicago. are the guests
of Mr. Kitchens mother here.
Miss Leone Montgomery, of Wheel
ing. is the charming guest of Mrs
Wells
Mrs Robert Skinner was seriously
explosion of gasoline, Friday evening.
Medical assistance was speedily secured
and she is now doing very nicely.
1t is seldom that wedding attracts
as much attention on the camp grounds
az does the marriage of Colonel Char
les White, the genial clerk at the store
While it will doubtless cause some dis
appointments, all will unite in wishing
him success and happiness, and are
pleased to know that he and his esti-
mable bride will reside on the grounds
this season. They will occupy the
Stevens cottage, near the Auditorium.
The hotel is now in charge of James
Creighton, of Wheeling, who will en-
ploy every means to serve the public
satisfactorily. Mr.. Creighton has had
considerable experience in the hotel
business and will make several changes
about the place, which will be appre-
ciated by his guests. New linen and
silverware will make the tables most
attractive, while piano in the par
lors will afford the guests an oppor-
tunity of Willing away many pleasant
hours. That the Association has made
no mistake in securing Mr.. Creighton
will be shown in the increased num-
Der of guests at this popular resort.
The Womens Camp Ground Asso-
citation will give an entertainment and
lawn fete in the South Park, on Tues
day evening. Elegant refreshments
will be served and an orchestra will
furnish the music. The event of the
year, however, will be on next Thurs
day evening when musical and lit
erary entertainment in which the tall
ent of Wheeling will participate, will be
rendered in the Auditorium. The
complete programme could not be got
ten yesterday, but enough can be given
to show the public what superior en-
tertainment will be given. The pro-
gramme will consist of two parts. Part
|, will consist of songs, recitations and
child's play entitled, THE Dolls
Hospital by the children of the camp
ground. Port II, will contain vocal
and instrumental music and readings
by the adults. There will be vocal
solos, by Misses Zou Hastings Fra
zier and Stella Chapman, Mrs. Harry
Travis and Mr.. Fredericks, of Wheel
ing. Instrumental solos will be rem
dered by Miss Emma Rowe, Mr. Frank
W. Nesbitt will give select readings
and there will be other attractions
that are mentioned.
This will be by far the best enter
tainment that the people of the camp
ground and vicinity will have the pleas
ure of attending, and the Auditorium
should be filled on that evening. An
admission fee of ten cents for adults
and five cents for children will be
charged. The net proceeds of this en-
tertainment will be used to reduce the
Indebtedness of the Camp Ground AS
ISOLATION. Arrangements are being
made to give another entertainment
next week.