Brilliach Outing and Parks Hike Featured in Quiet Month
A quiet month highlights Brilliach outings at the parks, with several weddings and the finaluxe bar of Outdoor Fiien noted among community events.
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1891
Page
6
A quiet month highlights Brilliach outings at the parks, with several weddings and the finaluxe bar of Outdoor Fiien noted among community events.
Fragmented editorial notes a cultural debate on love, marriage, and gender roles, contrasting expectations for women with men's attitudes. It notes social events, weddings, and leisure in several towns, highlighting noteworthy weddings, society gatherings, and local clubs while reflecting on women’s pursuit of affection and social standing.
A chronicle lists numerous social notes from Wheeling and nearby towns. Residents and visitors include Rey Ashly Cooper, Charles Watterhouse, John Emly, John Brady, Henry Muelke, Harry Gruber, Ed Norri, Mrs. Charles Freeze, Miss Anna Mengel, Miss Edith Francis, and many others. Guests travel to Atlantic City, Mari ett a, Ravenna, Columbus, Newark, and Windsor Ontario while others return home or plan visits to Wellsburg, Marietta, Wheeling, Moundsville, and South Side fishing camps. Local figures such as ex Senator J. B. Somerville, J. G. McLah, and D. B. Clark appear in brief mentions among service trips, family visits, and social rounds.
Miss Jeanie Baer of Barnesville guests on Sixteenth Street. Charles Altmeyer of the Easton region vacationing at Blairsville. J. Newton of Maricera a New St. Charles guest yesterday. Mrs. J. W. Kennon returns from St. Clairsville. Mrs. P. S. Basnett and child home from near Flushing. Miss Anna Eekeppee returns from John Roth visit. Wm. Knoke and others from South Side visit Mystic Crew Fishing Club today. Mrs. Chas. Zane returns from Islan visit. Mrs. M. A. Colgig visits Columbus. John Cronin guest of uncle John Carney. Misses Hattie and Emma Lewis visit Britt sisters. Frank Kellar returns from Mannington. Mrs. Bertha Rothelild leaves for Cincinnati. J. C. and others ill in Lewisburg. Telegram reveals wife improving. Kanawha Gazette items. Maude and Pearl Bowman travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. T. S. Riley returns from Fairmont for State Normal Board meeting. Prof. R A Armstrong to conduct county institutes in Grafton St. Marys New Martinsville New Cumberland stops. Mrs. R. S. Truslow recovering after wreck injuries near Charleston. Truslow's friends in Wheel- Oi.
Madam Loveta at 2908 Chapline Street attracts every class and sex with claims of foretelling past present and future. Families, merchants, and professionals consult her to avert heartache and guide investments. Also notes Gore R. Teasdale promotes ice and watermelon and a Wheeling Lake Erie rail excursion with a 9:50 a.m. departure and Detroit round trip.
Marietta College furnishes educational advantages with experienced faculty, a wide range of studies, thorough work, and modern methods. It offers two four year courses the Classical BA and the Philosophical BPh substituting German for Greek. The institution boasts large attendance and is worth parental investigation. Sunday excursions begin May List with excursion tickets to Pittsburg and return at 1.50 and to Washington at 1.00 good returning only Sundays.
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