Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-25

| Hooking, the guest OF rather Hickey,
/ at the Catholic rectory.
Mrs. r. ]. Welles is slowly recover
| ing from a serious and prolonged i'll
| ness and is able to be about her rooms
| at the Jackson hotel.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Niswander have
| returned from an eastern business
| trip.
| Mrs. John Senseman is at home from
| RoWlesburg, where she has been visit
| ing for short time.
| J. T. Cooper has returned from a
business trip to Columbus.
Miss Jennie Smith entertained the
| Happy Twelve Club Thursday after
| noon.
The Mothers Club held its regular
monthly meeting at the Light House
| Thursday afternoon.
The Twentieth Century Club was en-
| tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. W. d. Paden. The club prize was
won by Miss 0rsini Lowry and the
consolation by Mrs. William Nelly.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Paden's hos
pitality were: Miss Fry, Miss LATER,
Miss Ida Nelly, Miss Margaret Paden.
Miss Orsini Lowry. Miss Mary Van
Wrinkle, Miss Harriette Van Wrinkle,
Miss Florence Shattuck, Mrs. C. B.
Blubaugh, Mrs. ". B. Paden, Mrs. Will
liam Nelly and Mrs. Herman Hogg.
Dan Leonard arrived home Thursday
from the State University, where he is
| taking the law course, for short va
/ cation.
Miss McLaren is here from Toledo,
O., the pleasant guest of Miss Eliza
beth Bradenbaugh.
| Attorney c. d. Forrer was in Char
lesion during the week, on legal bus
| mess.
Capt. Sam Rathbone, Jr., has re
| turned from an extended trip through
| Indiana, which he took in the interest
of the government.
Mrs. L. E. Chalmer and daughter
have returned from Staunton, Va,
where they have been for some time,
| having been called there by the death
| of Mrs. Chalmers father.
Mrs. Fred Nelly accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Etz TO her home
in Wheeling, early in the week and
will visit there for some time.
Mrs. John Isaacs and daughter are
here from Oakland, California, guests
of DIR. and Mrs. Scally Moore.
DR.. John Rurah, of Baltimore, Nd,
| was the guest OF Edward Cox several
days of this week.
Miss Anna Taylor is at home from
Sistersville, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Mrs. S. L. Gould and daughter, Miss
Mary, have returned from visiting
friends in Cincinnati. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs Fulkirth,
who will be. their guest for a short
time.
Mrs. C. B. Blubaugh and Miss Julia
/. Wait leave tomorrow for New York
city where they expect to visit for
three weeks.
Captain William A. McCosh, of this
city, and Miss Birdie Kellar, of Boaz,
were married Thursday at the home of
the brides parents, by DR.. S. S. Moore
assisted by DR.. Henry Rumor, Of this
city. The happy couple came to
Parkersburg in the evening, and re-
paired to their furnished home on JUL
ianna street, where they will reside.
The Century Whist Club was elabor-
ately entertained on Wednesday after
noon by Mrs w. D. Paden, at her
home on Julianna street The prize,
lovely salad bowl, was awarded to
Miss Orsini Lowry, and Mrs. w. #.
Nelly captured the consolation prize.
Those present were: Miss Fry, Miss
LATER, Miss Ida Nelly, Miss Margaret
Paden, Miss Mary Van Wrinkle, Miss
Orsini Lowry, Miss Florence Shattuck,
Miss Harriette Van Wrinkle, Mrs. C. B.
Blubaugh, Mrs. H. B. Hogg and Mrs.
W. f. Nelly.
r. w. Wallace is home from a bus
mess trip to Pittsburg.
Mr.. John Isaacs and Miss Lillian Is
aacs, who have been the guests of DR..
Scally Moore, left Thursday for Cali
fornia
Lawyer w. N Miller was business
visitor at Clarksburg on Friday.
Mrs. r. S. Rittenhouse, a prominent
resident on Market street died Thurs
day evening.
Congressman r. II. Freer, Hon John
T. McGraw, Grafton: Harry Clayton.
of Fairmont; r. l.. Mitchell. of Belle
vile; l.. e. Ayers, of Clarksburg:
Judge T. A. Brown, of Elizabeth: A. L.
Meade, of Morgantown; l. +. Frame,
of Sistersville; A. F. Dickey. of Nor
gantown; r. P. Gillespie, of Pittsburg;
J. w. Tucker, of Burning Springs;
Capt. Sam B. Rathbone, rural free de-
livery superintendent; A. L. Wade. Of
Morgantown; r. Fl. Rutherford, of Pc
troleum; Floyd Hickman, of Eliza
beth; and Thos. B. Sweeney, Of Wheel
ing were in our city during the past
few days.