Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-11

Misses
Sarah DalzelI Edith Gibbs.
Harriet Dalzell Bessie Barclay,
Isabelle Datzell, Bessie Snyder,
Sarah List Dora Hornbrook,
Martha List. Helen Devries,
Gertrude List Blanche Heating,
Sara Mcclure. Stella Hubbard,
Mary Caldwell, Dora Rogers.
Jeanette Bailey, Alberta Hogg,
Eleanor Brice, Miss Braden, of
Jess Moffat, Washington, ia.
Messrs.-
J. W. Paxton, Mertz Franzheim,
VIII Brice Louis Grubb,
Koy Boyd. Earl Adams,
Paul Van Auberg, Dick Gee.
Bob Luke, Charles Bates,
Wilson Burress, John Wilson,
George Merchant, Singleton Paul,
George List, ]. Parker,
Henry Dalzeu, Hal Speidel,
Ambrose DalzeT, Arch Moffat,
Alfred Caldwell, M Mckinney,
VIII Cracraft. Clarence Giffen,
Harvey Pollock, Harold Wise.
Howard McPeek, Mr. Ripley, of New
Clint Campbell, York City.
Homer McGregor,
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Stallman, T. C. Moffat.
B. W Peterson, VIM. Schwertfeger,
Price Whitaker. Hullihen Quarter,
Harry Mendel Russell Hubbard,
John Storer Alfred Paul.
yesterday dlltI uOOu ICIWCCA ehC
hours of four and seven occurred the
tea and tournament given py the mem
bers of the Leatherwood Tennis club.
Owing to the bad weather large
crowd did not attend, and the ground
was too wet for playing Refreshments
were served by the Misses Bertha Nc
Coy, Jeanette Burt ana Clara Tomlin-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel and
Mrs. Edward B. Franzheim returned
home on Thursday, after 4 two weeks
stay at Loeb Lynn Heighths.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howell and
babe arrived here on Wednesday from
Cuba, where they have been for the
past two years. They are now the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Oglebay,
81 Warrington Place.
The second sommernachtsfest of the
Opera House orchestra has been set for
the 18th of the month, instead of the
l4th. The prospects are the affair will
be one of the most successful ever
gwen at Wheeling Park. The first one
was so well attended, and the source
Of so much satisfaction that treat hopes
Of the seconds success are entertained.
Mrs Jacob Wilson Grubb, OF Echo
Point. and daughter, Elizabeth, will go
70 Loeb Lynn Heighths next week.
Mrs. McCouch, nee Sehon, of Hunt
hgton, sister of Mrs. Morgan Nelson
eeell, and Miss McClung, also of Hunt
hgton, are the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil, at Cecil Place.
Mrs. W. Bates Wood and sister Miss
Helen Alice McCabe, entertained a few
VI their intimate friends with an adj
!eIuesment party at the home of their
gather, Mr.. Robert McCabe, in Pleasant
alley last Thursday evening. The
S a., was given complimentary to Mrs.
Oharles Milton, Of Cincinnati,
ehd Miss Boswell, of st. Louis,
ana proved most enjoyable. The
p!lze was won by Miss English,
Kansas City, a house guest of Mrs.
a +. fallman, at her home in Leather
"ood. The guests present were Mrs.
eharIes Milton, Mrs. A. p. Tallman,
Mrs James Jacob Holloway, Mrs. w.
W, Arnett, Mrs. Wiley Stephenson Ar
lelt Mrs. Charles Burton Cooke, Mrs.
arthur Greer Hubbard, Mrs. George
oods, Mrs. William Bradley, Miss
iora Wilson, Miss Eleanor Howell,
MSS Mae Belle Howell, Miss Boswell,
81. Louis, and Miss English, of Kan
pas City.
uh Thursday morning at the Wheel
Is Park bowling alleys, Mr.. Frank
iosack entertained a few friends with
lowing party in honor of Miss Bos-
IN OF st. Louis, who is visiting Mrs.
narles j. Milton, at Monument Place.
IS' Elizabeth Hosack, mother of the
'oS'' chaperoned the party.
On Wednesday afternoon at their
ne IN Leatherwood the Misses Ethel
na Genevieve Ewing charmingly en-
stained their friends at progressive