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

In town she il ride a bicycle
ThAIgh crowded Market street,
Or backward from a trolley car
Alght upon her feet.
She's not afraid of anything
At home, she'll allow,
But in the country she eXclaims.
20 goodness. There's a GOVT"
One of the largest and most delight
full social functions of the summer sea-
son was the first of a series of enter
tainments given by the Opera House
band and orchestra at Wheeling Park
Tuesday evening. The throng of guests
was large but thoroughly congenia,
the invitations having been SO judi
ciouslye placed as to exclude all object
ionable persons. The concert pro-
gramme, heretofore published in the
Register, was rendered in the artistic
manner for which the band is famous.
II was followed by dance programme
of ten numbers, which was very pleas
anty fulfilled.
Last Saturday evening Miss Fife
Lewis, the charming niece of Mrs. John
j. Jones, very delightfully."- entertained
the original organizers Of the Spinster
club at six O'Clock dinner at the Nc
Lure House. Covers were laid for ten
and most elaborate course dinner
was enjoyed. The young ladies present
were: Miss Hulda Delaplaine, Miss
Mary McMechen, Miss Flora Wilson,
Miss Martha cambridge Caldwell, Miss
Jessie Berger, Miss Mary Brockunier,
Miss Matilda Burke and Mrs. J. f.
Bellville, of Germantown, Pa.
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Dame Rumor has it that prominent
who is also one of the most charming
members OF the Twentieth Century
Girls. and young gentleman from
Steubenville, who is actively engaged
in business in this city, will be welded
around Christmas time. This will be
the first of the many interesting we'd
dings which will occur during the win
ter months, and the young ladies are
members of the Twentieth Century
club.
Mrs. VIM. B. McMeehen and daughter
Dorothy are spending several weeks at
Oakland
Mrs. Maude Heiskell leaves the COM
Ing week for Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. Jess Wheat Speidel is spending
the day with friends at Loeb Lynn.
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Miss Ann Neill left Thursday for
Pittsburg and Somerset, Pa, where she
expects to spend the remainder of the
summer.
The Misses Flora and Laura Stifel
will leave shortly for Mt Lake Park,
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Reister leave Thursday
for Cambridge Springs, where she in
tends remaining for quite while.
Miss Jennie Jepson is now the house
guest of Miss Angela Feeney. whose
parents. Mr. and Mrs George Feeney,
nave cottage at Mt. Lake Park
Wheeling people now enjoying the
mountain breezes at the Loeb Lynn
Heights hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Speidel, Mrs. Edward B. Franzheim,
Mrs, George Johns and daughter Cath
ernie, Mrs. Joseph +. PAUL and daugh-
Ter Rebeeca, Mrs. Thomas Carr and
daughters Edith and Elizabeth, Mrs.
Alien Wheat and sons George X. and
Robert, Mrs, Oliver Thompson Rhodes
and sons Alexander. George and Oliver,
Mrs Salie Donlon Merriman, Mr.. and
mrs. Fred Behrens, Jr., Mrs. Kate
Lamb and daughter, Louise. Mrs Clark
Hamilton and sons and many others.
The following people left over the
Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling-Lak
snofe route TUESDAY: 5. NJ. Whiteside
and wife. the Misses Koch. Miss Carna-
pan, Morgan Berger, John Laue. and
GILLIAN Laue, for lake points: DR.
Eraser. Miss Schaefer and others, for
<1uffalo; Rev S. 4. Westhafer and
Morgan Clark, for Buffalo and Muskoko
Lake regions; Mrs S. 4. Westhafer. for
ipetroit; and John G. Gregor for Pue-
bio, Col
Mrs. IL. II. Harrison left Wednesday
Tor Brookside. w. Va, where she will
spend month.
Mrs. A. F. Hustled is summering at
Oakland Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Simpson and
children left Thursday for New York
and Atlantic City. where they will stay
me remainder of the summer.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. j. r.,
Stone and daughters and s. II. Fortney
left over the c., L. & W. for Mackinao
island and other lake resorts.
MISS Laura, Wright and sister. DR. r.
q McMasters and Mrs. McMasters. Miss
= Stephens. N. d. Holloway, L. D.