Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

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class, on Friday evening, in her HON,
| on North Ann street. This sewing
! club is composed of many of the chill
! dren of Trinity Parish. and the work
! they have now in hand Is the packing
! of a box to be sent TO the children Of
Porto Rico. The box viii contain
wearing apparel. school supplies books
and games. Bishop Peterkin was pres.
ent during the meeting and all en-.
| ioyed his entertaining talk upon child
| life in that faraway island.
| Mrs. b. NJ. Amber. Mrs. Monroe
| Shrewsbury and Mrs. Holmes Moss ar.
rived home yesterday from Buffalo.
E. S. Smith, of Hinton, game and fish
commissioner of West Virginia, is a
guest at the Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry woodward Of
| Spencer. were guests of the Blennerhas-
sett for several days last week.
Richard Keerens, of Elkins, has been
a business visitor in the city for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Rolla Camden left Thursday
evening for Washington, d. G.
Mrs Henry Raymond, who has been|
| the guest of Mrs. B. r. Blackford, re-
| turned to Clarksburg yesterday
Some time during the first of the|
month of November the marriage oil
| Mr.. James Feeney, of Jeanette street,
and Miss Ada Coffman. daughter of Nj. |
| and Mrs. Charles Coffman, will takeI
place. The wedding will be very quiet.
only the members of both families be-
! ing present.
| J. C. MeManus is in Pittsburg look
| ing after some business interests.
Mrs. Fame Burehe left Friday for
! Washingt D. c., where she will visit
| for several weeks.
S. B. Stiles left Friday for Buffalo
and other points in the east.
| Mrs. Caroline Jackson and Mrs,
Luther Raymond. of Clarksbnrg. and)
| Miss Meigs Jackson, of this city, le.tl
Friday for Buffalo.
Abe Loenstein. of Baltimore, vas1
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Rudeq
/ for several days last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Archer are visit
| ing friends in Washington, D. c.
| A pleasant meeting of the A. s. clu
was held on Monday evening at tn
home of Miss Lolita Harmish on Nortl
| Market street.
The Hemstitch Club was entertained
on Monday afternoon by Mss Harriet
| Van Wrinkle.
| Lieut.. Bernie Camden, who has beef
| in command of the United States reve
nue. cutter Nunirak, on the Yukon riy
| er, Alaska, for the past two years, ar
| rived home Tues lay evening for. "a vlsl
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. 7. =
| Camden. He was accompanied ~
! Lieut.. Blake of the same service, whd|
was on his way east to visit relatives
Mrs. ]. G.. McCleur, Mrs. S. d. Turf
ner and Miss Mollie Cook arrived homeI
| Wednesday from Cincinnati.
! Miss Carrie Jackson, of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of Judge and Mrs, =.
| j. Jackson.
Miss Mildren Harris is home from
a visit of several months in the east.
Mrs. Van H. Bukey, of Washington,
! D. c., is the guest of her son, Charles|
| A. Bukey.
Col. c. S. Despard arrived home Fri
| day from a business trip in Gilmer and
| Calhoun counties.
Miss Katharine White, of Charles
| ton, was the guest of Miss Margaret
| Wetherell for several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Haveler gave
dinner on Tuesday evening in their
home on North Market street in honor
of their guest Mrs. f. B. Crockett, OF
| Bath, Maine.
Through the courtesy OF the Street
Railway Company, the kindergarten Pill
| pills were conveyed to Terrapin Park
| Tuesday afternoon, where they spent
| the day, and enjoyed a delicious picnic
dinner and tea, after which they were
put on the cars and given a pleasant
ride before returning to their homes.
On Monday evening Mr.. and MIS-
Edward Schirmer delightfully."- 'enter-
| tanned at their home on Eighth street
| in honor of their son, Master Louis
| Schirmer
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Xavier
| church gave the first of series oil en-
! tertainments which will take place
during the winter, on Monday evening
| in the Hibernian hall. During the ilIst
part of the evening a we'll selected
musical programme was rendered when
was much enjoyed by every one. NJ
remainder of the time was given up 70
cards and various games.
Mrs Mary Clemens and Miss Sane
Nea>. who have been the guests OF their
brother, Mr.. Joseph B. Mel, left Eh'ilF
day for their home at Washington
| d. c.
Mrs. George w Peterkin arrived
! home yesterday from a visit of several
weeks in the Berkshire Hills.
Mrs. Robert Neal entertained SatuI-
day afternoon from three to six O'Clock
in honor of her daughter, Miss Laura
Neal.