Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
PARKERSBURG.

| pARKERSBURG, ". Va, July 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Dudley gave a picnic on
| the afternoon and evening Of July 4th at
! their beautiful country home near Terra
/ pin Park. II was a family affair and
| there were about thirty present, four gem
| erations being represented. The supper
was served on the large and beautiful
lawn, which was deliberately decorated
with japanese lanterns and bunting and
flags, and it presented d beautiful scene.
Those in the party were: Mrs. Betsy Dud-
Icy, who is IN her niuctics; MIR. and Mrs.
| I. l.. Shields and children. Mrs. T.. w.
Clouston, Mrs Carroll Boreman and chill
dren, Mr.. and AIRS. Frank COffman and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley and children,
Misses Emma. Clara and Bette Dudley.
Miss Alice Cole, of Marietta; Miss Flor
re Foreman, Miss BESSIE Curry. Messrs.
Albert VIII and Brainard Dudley. Frank
Evans and George Heaton.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph Butcher gave a de-
lightfuI musicale Tuesday evening at their
| home on Sixth street in honor of their
daughter, Miss Ceua's, birthday. The
guests present took part in the musical
part of the evening entertainment, and
the remainder OF the evening was given
up to games and a social time. quite a
large number of guests were present.
Tuesday evening the younger society set
gave a dance at the Bridges farm. They
went over in a transfer wagon, and after
supper had been served they spent the
remainder of the evening dancing. Music
was furnished by Janicki and limerick,
and was very inspiring, and the young
people did not mind the heat. Those in
the party were: Mrs. Sarah Stahlman,
Misses Birdie Baker, Clara McCreary. Ida
Cerwig,' Mabel Moss, Marion Hornor, Ell
sic EIiehle, Abbe String. Emma Wandling,
Hazel Lowry, Jeanette Rathbone. Mill
dred Dare, Sophia Paden, Jane Leach,
Stella Frazier, Anna Baker, Flora Ger
wig, Flora Bryan, Lolita Harnsh; Misses
Loyal Gilbert, Cameron Mcclure, VIII
Stahlman. Lyle Jones, Clarence Hetty
berg, of Cincinnati John Timms, Leslie
Berry. Cecil Fit2hugh, Robert Mcfarland,
Walter Gerwig, Ward White, John Wal
lace John and Earl Mcclure, Kenner
Stephenson, Camden Horror Roy Butler
and Carl Stahlman.
a jolly party of young folks went up the
Ohio river on the Fourth of July as far
as Waverly on the Virginia. where they
met the Queen City and returned to this
city In time to enjoy the Publications at
this place Those in the party were:
Miss Louise Snodgrass, Miss Carrie jack
son. Miss Florence Trevor, Miss Julia
snodgrass; Messrs. c. T. Hlteshew, II. II.
Moss. Jr., Amos Jordan and George W.
Summers.
A party composed of Miss Mildred Har-
ris Miss Rosalia Bushnell, Miss Mossie
Wetherell, Messrs. j. b. Taggart, Brad
ford Eiteshew and c. D. Forrer went up
the Ohio above Neafs Island, on the
Fourth of July, where they spent few
hours, and after they had had supper they
floated home.
Miss Megs jackson is entertaining the
Misses Snodgrass and their guest, Miss
Louise Spodgrass at her home on Market
street extension this week.
Thursday evening DR.. NJ. T. Hall and
DR.. Fred T. Hopkins gave a stag party
at the home of DR.. Hall, Overlook" on
Jackson Heights, in honor of his son,
Harry Hail. who finished his dental course
at Columbus last winter and last week
took the State examinations at Wheeling
and passed successfully. The house was
deliberately decorated with red, white and
blue bunting and flags, while the lawn
was handsomely decorated with Japanese
lanterns. 1t presented a beautiful scene
and they, with the magnificent display of
fireworks, could be seen from many
places. An elaborate supper was served
and the gentlemen then played cards. and
later the Citizens band went up and rem
dered an excellent programme, during
which time they had the fireworks.
On the Fourth of July there were a
number of picncs at all the parks near
Parkersburg, and all persons seemed to
| enjoy themselves to the fullest extent.
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