Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
SOUTHERN SARATOGA.
GAY TINES At TIE CELEBRATED AND POPU-
LAR RESORT.
Wheeling Society People in tbs Swim Il White
Sulphur Springs Notable Gathering Of
West Virginia POlitirians-ieci-
dsnsally, Of Course
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. O.
Mrs. C. II. Leuff, OF White Stone, Long
Island, has issued invitations for an
elegant german, to be given on Wednes-
day evening, the 18th. Elegant prizes
from Tiffany will be awarded and a
handsome collation. will be served.
Mr.. Drake, of Chicago, will give a
handsome german on Friday morning.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Reinhart, OF Boston, will give a
handsome german, with favors, and fol-
lowed by a supper. Mr.. J. Lane Stern
will lead with Miss Irene Langhome.
Mr.. Welsh Clark, OF Danville, will
give handsome german on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, OF Richmond,
gave an elegant breakfast on Wednesday
morning In honor OF Mrs. Samuel Spen-
Ger, of New York. The table was
adorned with PLAQUES OF American
beauties. Mr.. Drake, OF Chicago,
gives handsome lottery cotillon
on Friday morning In honor Of
Mrs. Rogers, OF Louisville, and
Mrs. Lucian Tstum, OF Richmond.
Mrs. Wyndham Meredith, Mrs. Frank
| Christian and Miss JnlIetta Carter, OF
Virginia, gave most delightful tea on
Tuesday afternoon at their cottage
lawn.
On Saturday morning Misses Tucker,
OF Raleigh, and Miss Jennie Smith, OF
Danville, gave charming Progressive
Threading Needles party In the ball
room. Miss JAMIE Blair, OF Richmond,
won the first prize for ladies, hand
some case for photographs. Miss Cam
eron won the second prize. Mr.. Wylle,
OF Salem, won the first prize for gen.
tlemen, a silver bonbonmen.
Mr.. John c. Brown, Of Tennessee,
won the second prize, handsome hand
painted chamois locket. After the dis
tribution OF prizes an elegant lunch
was served In the dining room. Mrs. j.
ID. VIM, OF st. Louis, gave an elegant
reception In honor OF Miss Tuft, her sis
ter. In the ball room informal dancing
was followed by an elegant collation.
served in the dining room.
A large german was danced on Sstur-
day evening, led by Mr.. George Morris,
! OF Charlottesville, Va. After the GER
man Mrs. c. ID. Langhome, OF Rich
moDd, gave charming supper party az
her cottage in honor OF her debutante
daughter, Miss Irene Langhome. At
an elegant progressive euche party
given by Miss jamie Blair, OF Rich
mond, on Thursday evening, Miss Wal
lace, OF Richmond, won the first prize,
a handsome silver hand mirror. Miss
Lilly Morehead, of North Carolina, won
the second prize, aDAelegsnt souvenir
spoon OF Virginia. Mr.. Lucian Tatum,
= Richmond, won the first prize for
I gentlemen, handsome silver paper
knife. Mr.. James Rutherford, OF Rich
mond, won the second prize, handsome
silver stamp, box. Refreshments were
served.
| CMIss Lima Beauch gave delightful
tea on Monday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Alice Bates, OF Cincinnati.
Hon. w. l. Wilson, the noted orator OF
West Virginia, made the most eloquent
speech by far at the recent banquet oi
| the Virginia Bar Association.
Mrs. r. j. Hearne. of Wheeling, ID
always elegantly and tsstefully gowned.
She is extremely popular.
Misses Baird and HorseIy, two prom
inent and popular young ladies' Of
/ Wheeling. are registered.
Senator j.. n Camden, Of West Vir-
ginia, Is registered. Prominent West
| Virginians now registered are; j. w.
st. Clair, R. s. Carr. ex-senator: Col
| w. A. McCorlle, j. T. Chiffon. j. w.
Harris, Judge A. G. Snyder Randolph
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