Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

| yions of Alaska for the past two years,
| is ir the city the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Ed. Nelson.
! Mr.. w. M Moore has returned IT IN
a business sojourn of several months at
Rocky Mountain, North Carolina,
where he has rich interests n the gold
| mines.
J Mr.. w. II. Kaminsky, who has been
| stationed here during the year as SUI
| perintendent of the work which the
| Ransome Concrete Co. is doing on the
new court house. has resigned his po-
sition and gone to Cincinnati on bus
mess trip.
| Mrs. Gertrude Miraben left for Par
kersburg and ChiIlicothe, where she
| will remain for time the guest of rel
/ atlves.
MISC Lizzie Beltz has returned from
a visit with relatives at Coshocton.
Mrs. w. G. Way, who has been enter
tanned by relatives in the East for the
past week, has returned to her home in
the city.
Mr.. Geo. Adgate and wife have gone
to Chicago. where they will remain for
week visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. b. Haight mas gone to New
port. Ky. where she was called by the
critical illness of her daughter, Mrs. J.
l.. Sellew
Mrs. J. s. Pierpoint and son Earl, of
Johnstown, arrived in the city to make
visit of several days duration with
friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Jordan, of Frank
fort, Indiana, are in the city the guests
OF Mrs. J. W. Carothers.
Mr.. Thos. West and Miss lone King,
who have been entertained by j. A.
West and family, of Reno, fer several
weeks, have gone to their home at
Marling, Missouri.
Miss Florence Bright, of Huntington.
is in the city the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Oscar HUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wylie, former res
idents of Marietta. but now located at
Pittsburg, are in the city renewing old
acquaintance and refreshing their
memories as to landmarks. They see
a great change in the city during the
past few years.
The Senior Reading Club was de-
lightfully entertained Tuesday evening
by the granddaughter of one, in whose
house forty years ago the organization
Maria P Woodbridge, whose ancestor,
Dudley Woodbridge. was associated in
business with the ill-starred Hartmann
Blennerhassett. before the advent OF
Aaron Burr. The house is filled with
the many mementoes of this intimacy,
and the souvenirs of early Colonial
days. regarded as invaluable by their
proud possessor. A delicious supper
was served and enjoyed by the guests
present. The decorations of the house
were autumn leaves with bitter-sweet
and vases of roses. The subject for
discussion was the possibility of secur-
ing able, clean and fearless city gov
eminent J. A. Gallaher read an arti-
Gle entitled. Municipal Government"
by President Roosevelt. and Rev. DR..
Geo. r. Gear supplemented the infor-
nation by reading an article, The
Many Virtues of Practical Politicians
An animated discussion. with tenfen-
cy to local examples, was INDUCED in.
A very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized at the home OF the bride Tues
day evening, when Miss Florence Nc
Kinney, daughter of B. J. Mckinney,
editor and proprietor of the Marietta
Times, was united in marriage to DR..
A. b. Sloan. a rising young dentist or
this city. The parlors of the Mckin-
ney residence had been tastefully dec
GRATED with vines and flowers for the
event. and a canopy OF blossims was
erected in the corner of the apartment.
Here the ceremony was performed. the
attendants being DR.. Herbert Sloan
and Miss May Mckinney, the brother
and sister respectively of the bride and
groom. The contracting parties then
entered and took their stand under the
canopy, where the marriage VOWS were
spoken by Rev. ]. R. Nichols. of the
First Congregational church. The
bride was attired in a becoming gown
of Paris mousseline, trimmed with
shirred ribbons. arranged in waves.
The brides maid was gowned in rose
albatross. A sumptuous wedding
breakfc st was served and after the GER
emory The young people drove tc their
residence which had been completely
fitted out. on Upper Fourth street.
Miss Flora Mason gave delightful
at home" Friday night. to which many
of the city's talented musicians we're
invited. A programme of instrument
tai and vocal music was rendered and
elegant refreshments served during the
evening There We're about thirty pre-
sent and the function was very en-
joyable one.
A very pretty luncheon was given
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. David Lar
comb. The house was decorated with
golden rod. nasturtiums and asters.
Mrs. Larcomb. gowned in lavender.
was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Fra
zier, of Sandusky. who wore black jet
ted lace. The luncheon of five courses
was served on two tables. one laid in
the library and the other in the dining
room After the luncheon had been
discussed six handed euchre was in
dulged in. Mrs. Charles Dana won six
straights. and carried away hand
some piece of pottery as head prize.
Mrs Russell Cooke got the consolation.
Beet" doll. Those present were
Mesdawes Charles Brown. Louis Cis-
Ter. p Y. Crosby T. B. Bosworth, r. ID.
Cooke. Hiram Shave, Charles Dana. J.
D. Cadwallader Clara Putnam and
Misses Eells Rathbone, Rebekah and
Katherine Nye Frances Barbour
Bovd. Nellie BOYD.
The city members of the Country
Club have issued handsome invitations
to an entertainment. which win be CIV
en- - honor of the rural members on
Hoiiowe'an pipht The antarfainuoept