Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04

for Buffalo and the Pan-Ameriean Ex-
position via W. K L. f.
Miss Mary Campbell leaves Thursday
for an extended visit 10 friends on the
Jersey coast
Mr.. Wilson Burruss arrived home
from Cambridge Springs last Wednes-
day and reports the hotel Rider filed
with Wheeling people.
The Pennsylvania line has big eX-
cursion for Atlantic City, leaving on
the 3: So train Thursday afternoon
Among those who took the train al
Wheeling were Robert Simpson. Miss
Hervey, Miss MCGOWAN. A. l.. White
Mr.. Dittman. X. Kyle. II. Simpson. j
F. Reed and wife, Miss Dudley. A.
Klotz, Mr.. Gilleland, n. c. Robb, Mr.
Leonhart. |. A. Gray. Mr.. Prosser. John
Ehrle, VIM. Burns, Mrs. c. Wagner
Lee Baer, f. Schmichael, Il. Kraus
John Gilchrist
Mrs. James Paxton. Mr.. Charles Pax
ton and Miss Gertrude Paxton leave
Monday for New York City, from
which point they will sail for Europe
They will be gone several months.
Miss Annie v Sage. organist for the
st. Lukes p. T.. church, aud well
known in musical circles in this city
left Thursday for Cleveland TO spend
several weeks before going to New
York. from which point she will sail fol
Stuttgart, Germany, where she will stu
dy music. Miss Sage expects to remain
abroad about year.
Mrs. Oliver Thompson Rhodes and
children have left Capon Springs and
are now at Loeb Lynn Heights for the
remainder of the summer.
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Miss Paxton, accompanied by Miss
Curran and maid, leaves Thursday af-
ternoon over the Pennsylvania road FOL
Atlantic City and other eastern sea
board resorts.
Miss Kate MeIlenry, the talented pi
anist, leaves tomorrow for Buffalo
New York and other eastern points
where she will stay several weeks. She
will spend the remainder OF the sum
mer at Chautauqua, where she propos
es to study music under the celebrated
pianist, Sherwood.
On Thursday evening. the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Third Presby
terian church gave most successful
lawn fete on the Anderson lawn, cor
ner of Thirty-ninth and Eoff streets
Extensive arrangements were made ant
the affair proved success both social,
and financially. The Ideal orchestrs
furnished excellent music.
Mr.. George c. Griffith. of Mounds
vile, and a student at the Boston Uni
versity Law School, was calling OF
friends in this city last week Mr.. Grif
fifth is now located in Buffalo, being thu
enterprising editor of the Pan-Ameri
can Daily, paper just started since thu
opening in June. Mr.. Griffith is de
lighted with Buffalo, and gave mann
glowing accounts of the great exposi
ton.
The North Main street Monday nigh
euchre club has disbanded during tn
summer months. The young ladies vii
resume their six-handed euchre games
the first Monday in September.
80
At the home of the brides parents
last Thursday evening at eight o'clock
a very pretty wedding was solemnized
in which the happy principals were
Miss Nellie Conrad, an estimable ano
popular young lady, and the groom
was Mr.. Will Lobenstein, young busi'
ness man, with a wide circle OF frlends
The officiating clergyman was the Rev
VIM Ulfert, pastor of st. johns Ter
man Lutheran church. A large num-
Der of relatives and invited guests wit
messed the ceremony, and warmly con-
graduated, the pair and extended best
wishes for their future. A large array
of handsome and useful presents attest
the high esteem in which they are held
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a special car took the Magnolia club
and their friends to the Eureka Buck
eve Park, on Marietta Island, last We'd
nesuav. the occasion being the third
annual basket picnic of the club. A
thoroughly good time was had AS the
b. & o. took charge of the road at
midnight. this was probably the last
party to travel over the old o. X. X H.
:. ne following were among those VINO
attended: Mr.. and Mrs. M F. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry McEldowney, Mr. and MIS-. Il.
J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. 7. H. Haw-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Culp, Mr. and
Mrs. w. f. Duerr. Mr.. and Mrs. } F.,
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Umstead,
Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Trees, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. G.. CUP, Msssrs. J X Den
ney. JOS. Sauter. j. w. kaufman, J..
W. Sehmied, Leo Slender, c. e. BUT
lingame. Frank w. Clark, Homei
Richardson, Walter Steuner. II. N.
Browse. L. V. McIntire. l.. ). Han,
f. s. Duerr. Miss Frank McEldowney,
Mrs. .Josephus Clark, Miss Lena Bandi,
Miss Frances Lowther, Miss Ella Clark,
Miss Georgia Clark, Miss Daisy Powers,
Miss Bessie Tarr, Miss Della FUNK,
Miss Evelyn Clark, Miss Eloise Clark,
Miss jeanette Kotzebue. Miss Anna
Reithmiller, Miss Mary j. Schmied,
Mrs. w. r. Fitch, Miss Lulu Han,
Miss Name MeEldowney, Miss Bertha
Hawkins. Miss Mary Lorentz Schmied,
Miss Dorothy Duerr, Miss Elizabeth
IImstead. Miss Gussie Martin, Miss
Irene Curtis. Mrs. J ID. Schmied, MIS-
G. w Kotzebue, MrE Henry KoonIz
Mrs. Miller. Miss Campbell, of New Or
leans. Miss Iona Bartlett, OF Philadel-
mia: Miss Lila Rabel. of Whoelng;
Miss May Corbett. OF Sistersvllle; Miss
Gussie Frame. of Sistersvile; Nj u
Eliza Martin of Pittsburg: Miss Della