Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

VII luudS. Al the usual nOur tempting
refreshments were served, and the host
ess received several useful and hand
| some presents. Among the guests pres
ent were Misses Maggie Schafer. Ber-
tha Tapp. Carrie Nolte, Margaret Gard
ner, Freda Spence Winnie Lenihan. Ger
tie Glass, Katie Dawson, Lizzie Nick
ison, Annie Schafer Mary Schmalsteig.
| Carrie Klogus. Louisa Altmeyer. Ada
and Mary Duff Nettie Gibbons, frankie
Coulter. Mary 10th. Lizzie Sonderman.
| and Cora RAIDER, and Messrs. Harry
Smith. Arthur Snodgrass, and Jesse
/ Cristwell. of Martins Ferry; Charles
Ledgel, Frank Hawley, Harry Knapp.
Jesse Highlan, Charles Kunkle, Clifford
| Seharp. Harry Nolte. Walter GIL, James
and Charles Sehmalsteig, and Elmer
! Kramer; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Biggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snodgrass, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Morrison, of Triadelphia-
~
While In Paris. the young ladies saw
Mr.. Henry Hughes. who has been study
ing music there for the past year. Miss
0ornelia Stifel vii join her cousins be-
fore they sail for home, the latter part
of September.
Mr.. Robert 6. Dillon arrived home
yesterday from Colorado Springs, where
he has been for the past four months.
MIR. Dillon has evidently been extremely
benefited by his trip, judging from his
looks.
Mrs. Jacob Wilson Grub and chill
dren, Wilson and Elizabeth, left on
| Thursday morning for Loeb Lynn
Heights to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. Frank Stamm and family left on
Thursday for Atlantic City, where they
will spend a month.
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Mr.. Allan Wheat and Mr. Henry Sti-
| fel are the owners of handsome little
yacht, the "Gadfiy" which Is a beauty
in every respect, and will seat ten com
! fortably. The gentlemen are hop
ing for several days of rain, in order
that the river will be high enough for
their yacht to travel up and down with
out their being stranded.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Holloway and fam
lily left Thursday for Atlantic City,
where they will spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Master Joseph Kaltenbach celebrated
| his tenth birthday at his home, In the
East End. Wednesday evening. 1hose
present were: Margaret Falloure, Mary
| Kaltenbach. Margaret Heiser, Gertrude
Ueiser. Mildred Falloure, Gertrude Fal-
qoure. Cludie Ferringer, May Wurtz-
hacker. Madaline Kurner, Angelina
Kaltenbaeh. Lorrette Miller, Lillian
callett Masters Josie and Willie Kali
Henbach, Earl Kaltenbach, Clinton
Kaltenbach, Charlie Kaltenbach, Geor.
gle Kaltenbach, Cecil Kaltenbach, Earl
Hess and David Kurner. Refreshments
In courses were served.
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Miss Grace Robb. OF South YORK
street. very pleasantly entertained rev
Of her friends Friday evening at SIX
o'clock dinner. complimentary to MISS
Ida Jones. who Is to be married on
August 21st to Mr.. George Burton, OF
this city. TIE young couple Will make
their future home in San Francisco.
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number of people left over the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road
THURSDAY for their summer outing.
Among them were: AL. Bone. wife and
uaugbter. N. Kuhn and wife. R. B. Bar
,rett wife and daughter, Mrs. Charles
nuunter. DR. Heinlein and wife, for AL
nena. Micn.: Mrs. T. w. Weitzel ana
nartv. for Mt. Clemens, Mich; MISS
Rdda Dean and sister. and Miss Scheil-
hase. for Petoskey, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
West and sister. C. NJ. Crafty, j. T. Mar
Kew. Miss Van Pelt and E. Z. Phillips,
for Buffalo.
Miss Gene Waterhouse Is home from
West A1exander, where she has been
summering for the past month Win
her mother
Miss Brady, OF Washington, Pa, and
Miss Westcott. OF Bradford, Pa, VINO
have been visiting the Misses Hup-
hard at their home on South Chapline
street, returned home last evening.
Miss Virginia Moffat left last week
for Colorado Springs, where she ex-
poets to remain two months with her
aunt, Miss Jennie Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure and
daughter Sara and Miss Jeanette Bailey
left Monday morning for Cambridge
Springs to spend several weeks.
At her home In Leatherwood on tues
day evening, Miss Emma Row charm
ingly entertained, complimentary to ner
guest, Miss Olga Micheilous, OF chicago.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
and at an opportune hour refreshments
were served.
Mrs. George K. Wheat and daughter
Miss Frances, arrived home on tues
day. after a months stay at Atlantic
City.
The Misses Laura and Flora Stliei
came home yesterday, after spending
ten days at Loeb Lynn Heights.
Wednesday at the Arion hall, Charles
Driehorst and wife, of South Market
street. celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary. About forty relatives OF
the couple attended the affair and sup
per was served by the three daughters
in-law. Notwithstanding the fact tnat
Mr. Driehorst is SO years OF age and MS
wife SO. the couple are in the best oil
health and waltzed together at the Gel
ebration. They were the recipients OF
a number of valuable presents.