Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28


! will be followed by dancing.
On Thursday evening Mrs. \. Allen
Wheat and son, Tom, Mrs. Joseph Spei-
del and Mrs. Edward b. Franzheim all
left for Loeb Lynn, where they VIII
spend a month.
Mrs Al Glass is summering at Cam
bridge Springs. Her daughter, Marga-
ret, is visiting relatives in Chicago.
The Misses Sarah and Mary Hazlett,
Eleanor Glass and Gertrude Holiday
are spending few weeks at Maultown,
The Suburban Club gave most en-
joyable dance az Mozart Park ON FRIDAY
evening As this vas the first OF the
outdoor dances large crowd attended,
although no cards were issued for the
affair.
On Tuesday evening at the Mozart
Park Casino. Pref. Heineke gave anoth~
er one Of his popular dance series. This
was one OF the most successful dances
of the season and was very well attend
ed, 1t being q most delightful evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hazlett enter
tained a party OF friends at Maui
town supper on Thursday evening, The
party was composed OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hazlett and son Henry Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Ha2lett, Miss Kate iIazlett,
Miss Gene Logan and Miss Hettle List.
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Mr. b. NJ Caldwell and son Iialstead
and Henry and Wilbur Topp n8, who
visited friends here aud ia bridgeport
/ a To- for h
! mont. n. Y. They stopped OF here on
i their way home from o several weeks
4 tour OF old Mexico. where Mr. Caldwell
combined pleasure with his search for
! valuable mining properties. The party
/ had pleasant trip. and liked the coun-
try very much.
Archdeacon 3. NJ. Spur and his vest
ed choir OF the Trinity Parish Episeo-
pal church at Moundsville, spent Thurs
day at Wheeling FnrE. They came up
early in the morning and returned at
dusk III the evening The choir is a
I large one and WIS accompanied by
few friends During TIE early part OF
the week the choir spent an evening at
the Limestone summer hotel.
The X-N-Trlc Club of this city will
entertain their friends wi h dance at
Mozart Park tomorrow evening.
Alfred PAUL, of this city. James D.
Burley of MoundsYille, and George b.
Dunlap of Parkersburg, have been ap-
pointed on the governors staff, with
the rank Of colonel.
Copies OF the following announce
mems haze been received here:
Nj Lyeaf8us Nelson,
Miss Bzss Booth,
Married
Thursday, July eighteenth,
Nineteen hundred and one.
TAYLOR, Texas.
At Hon. after August first
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me following people left over the
Cleveland. Loraln and Whep1lng-La
Shore route Yesterday for Buffalo and
Canada points: The Misses McGrana-
han Miss Hunter. the Misses kreuter,
W l.. G!essner, j. c. Heryey and party,
and y. J. Mclaughlin and wife.
Nj Il. IS. Grimm entertained Tues
day evening al his home at Pleasant
Valley in Observance of his seventy
third birthday The affair was stag
and highly enjoyable. Among those
present we're the members OF the Opera
House orchestra and the officials and
Grace fierce Of the Rcymarn brewery.
The hest oficiated ia most hospltable
manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Klieves. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward and Miss Franzal are spending
several weeks at MaultoTn.
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The first Of series of midsummer
excursions over the b. K 0. to Atlantic
Ci.y departed at 12.1U o'clock Thurs
ia morning. Among those who left
Tor that famous resort were: Walter
Marshall H. 1rainor, Mr. Kraft and
party ef i've. james l.. Dtckey and wife,
Judge Houston and wife, Fred Ney
Roy l.alIance, Fralk IIalloek, William
NCy T alias SEQ erday and wife and
son, Ats MC Eyidnd VIII Emsheimer
Jacub Morris Miss Lizzie Cowan, Carl
Anderson Iad vito, NJ ]. Fitzpatrick
aad SON Miss Schriyer, George Med
ies u Nixon. g. Hartley W f, Reed.
! G. Napier Mrs. A. NJ Rice. George
tsUEp and party. AIRS Mayors and
daughter j. e. auriey AID party, Char
/ les rr7azheim, j. Ridar, .. L. Caldwell
iA4sA iitA4 = "a. A itl -NAts i dalti anu
Dr. Carter ana family OF Elm Grove.
On Wednesday, morning Mrs. Emily
isher aaa GduglJer Gertrude, Mrs Har-
ry 1tallinsn ana Mr. Wilson Bufriss
/ left Tor Cambridge springs. where they
! VIII spgad several weeks.
/ Last Wednesday evening at his home
! On south street. Mr. II. hieDerson. II,
entertained number OF his friends n
honor OF his 2lst birthday. A large
! number were present, and the host was
! tne recipient Of number of very valu-
able presents. Refreshments were
! served at reasonable hour.
Mr.. Jesse Wheat speidel is spending
Sunday with friends G, Loeh Lynn.
Miss Carrie Copp was the charming
| hostess TO the members OF the Island
| Duplicate Whis. Club on Thursday
! evening between 5he hours OF eight
| oud Twelve O'Clock at her home on
| Penn street After many interes ting
! plays. showing the ability OF the diff
| lorent whistler. an elaborate luncheon
was served, which all most heartily
enjoyed.
J Driving parties to Maultown seem to
be quite the thing these days. especially