Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

spending her Easter vacation, returned
to her school Tuesday.
Miss Ida Gerwig. OF Anne street. Ia
visiting friends in Pittsburg.
The Daughters of the Confedsracy
are making great arrangements Tor the
dance which they will give on April 8
at Progress Hall. Haase's fun orches-
ira has been engaged and will furnish
music during the entire evening Ths
reception will be from eight until ten
o'clock, and the ball from ten until one
| o'clock. The officers of the Chaatef
will receive. and also a number of the
young ladies. The Daughters will all
assist in helping to entertain the guests.
The ladies are doing every thing in
their power to make the affair a bril-
liant success and are sure of accom-
plishing it.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Thanhouser. who
have been visiting In Baltimore for sew
eral weeks. arrived home Thursday.
Mrs. A Laird. who has been the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Laird, return
ed TO her home in GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day.
Harry Hiteshew and Dorr Casio. who
attend school at Mergantown and have
| been spending their Easter vacation
| here, returned to Morgantown Wednes-
day to resume their studies.
| Miss Lily Jackson will leave Easter
Monday for Louisville to consult an
| eminent physician on rheumatism.
with which she has been suffering for
| some time.
| Gov. A. b. White, who was here for A
few days, departed Tuesday. accompa.
l ntNd Inv MrS White 90,
| Misses Lulu and Hortense Neshltt
who have been the guests OF Mrs. wal.
ter Hennig, on Eighth street. departed
Tuesday for their home In oakdale.
Rev. NJ. j.. Sloppy, of Connellsyille
Pa, Mr.. w. II. Hamilton and Miss Mar.
| garet Hamilton, of Allegheny City. and
Mrs. ]. II. Eaton, of Beaver Falls. were
| here this week to attend the funeral OF
Milton Sloppy. the infant SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Slepcy.
The o. X. Club met Saturday after.
| noon with Miss Frieda Fischer and the
young ladies enjoyed most excellent
! time.
The Literary Circle was entertained
| Wednesday evening by Mrs ID. A. Beat
ty at her home on Market street
| The young gentlemen of Belpre CAV,
1 NCltEHtiui QduNc evening al
their hall In honor OF their young lady
| friends.
| The Progress Club gave a backward
party Thursday evening at Progress
hall. The invitations were very unique
| and appropriate for the affair Some
OF the costumes and in fact all of them
were very clever and we'll gotten up.
and 1t was decidedly one of the mer-
riest and most thoroughly enjoyed fes-
| tivities of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Archbold arrived
| home Friday afternoon from an ex-
| tended trip in Florida.
Miss Carrie Savage will leave In the
near future for trip through Ohio. II.
| linois and Indiana.
| Miss Callle Meats left Saturday 70,
her home in Harrisville, where sha
| will spend the summer
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. DIS are In Dem
yer, where they went to attend the fun.
eral of Mr.. George Oils.
Rev. Father O'Kane left Wednesday
for Wheeling, where he went to attend
the services at the Cathedral.
After this week the Leuten season
will be over and again the festivities
will begin, after quito long rest OF
the body and mind and again the par
piasfnVE Bitten ntofT-a Sore flawU
Elephants in festivities will resume their
regular round OF gayeties