Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06


Of Macksburg, have gone to Evangeline,
| La, where they will be Interested IN
oil wells, which will be drilled IN those
| parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kestermeier
have returned to their home at Chicago,
after a weeks visit with the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kester-
meier. of Upper Third street. Mr.. Dud-
ley Posey and daughter, Miss May, VINO
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Posey, for the past few weeks,
have returned to their home at Larned,
Kas.
Mr. A. B. Bonurquard has gone to
Chicago, where he will enter the Moody
Biblical Institute, and fit himself Tor
the ministry He was one Of the most
prominent young business men Of the
city. but sold out his interests TO take
up the profession.
The Senior Reading club on Tuesday
evening began the 9th year OF us eX-
istence with Miss Sarah Cutler, OF
Washington street The club was
founded on October 4, 1864, and mas
continued without interruption in meet
ings during the fall and winters since
that time It's members have risen TO
high stations in literary, official AMI
public life. and several presidents u
Marietta college prominent educators,
politicians, bankers and leaders in re-
Hgious thought. besides noYelists OF
note. have belonged to it. the readers
Tuesday evening were Judge NJ. u.
Fol.elt and Rev l.. Kirtley. Those pres
ent as guests Of the club were Nj ana
Mrs. Rufus Cutler Dawes, OF Evanston,
Ill.,: Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, OF WASH
ington, d. c.; Professor AID MIS-
Joseph Manley, Prof. and Mrs +, ~
Wolf. Col and Mrs. r. Il. Nye, Pro-
and Mrs. c. r. Corwiu, Miss WlIta
Cotton, Minnie Orr, William Cole ara
Marvin Stone The election OF oIlc7's
for the ensuing year was held ana re-
suited as follows: President, Pro-
fessor NJ. r. Andrews; vice president
w w. NILS. Secretary; Charles W.
Turner; executive committee, LOT one
year. Prof Joseph Chamberlain; for Two
years, Prof Edward Phillips; Tor thFee
years. w. 0. Way The club was serV-
ed with delicate refreshments at the
conclusion of the literary and business
meeting and adjourned until the next
meeting in months time.
A pleasant dance was arranged by DR..
J. r, McCleary and Mr.. Cecil Gardener
at the Boat House Tuesday evening IN
honor of Miss Jane Bird, of Manshe,d,
who is visiting in the city. About thir-
ty couples were present and tripped the
Eight fantastic" until the early morn
ing hours. The Marietta orchestra fur
nshed the music and sumptuous sup
per was served.
A large reception was given by the
Epworth League Society of the FIRST
NJ Z. church Thursday evening IN non
or of the retiring pastor W. ID. CEef-
rington and family. who have been as
signed to church in Athens, by the
conference The reception Vas largely
attended and many expressions OF re-
greet at the pastors departure were
heard.
fhe Marietta Improvement Associa-
ton at its last meeting appointed Mrs
Prof. e. e. Phillips and Mrs. Charles
Turner delegates TO the approaching
convention of the Ohio Federation Oh
Women's Clubs at Toledo. The alter
mates are Miss Maria p Woodbridge
and Miss Katherine p. Nye
The Cooperative Housekeepers Asso-
citation were entertained by Miss Anna
Reppert at her home near SCOTS Land
ing, two miles below the city, in
charming manner Wednesday night
The house was tastefully decorated with
flowers and trailing vines. Covers were
laid for sixteen, and an elegant supper
was served. An evening of special par
ticipation followed, the guests return ,,
ing to the city at late hour, after
splendid time had been spent
Thursday was visitors day at the
Country Cub. A large number OF in
vited guests besides the club members
were present at the grounds where the
golf links. tennis grounds, croquet and
other outdoor sports besides the dane
ing hall, where the Marietta orchestra
discoursed music, were filled with the
select society people of Marietta. The
occasion was a most enjoyable one and
was taken advantage of by large num-
bers of people of this and neighborlng
cities who are not members of the club.