Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17
CHARLESTON.

Mr. John c. Ruby entertained MI anu
Mrs. Noyes Burlew and the Misses Mich :
els, of Louisiana, and Miss Mary \.
Thayer, with a bowling party at the
Beechwood Club THURSDAY afternoon.
The Gloon Whist Club formally opened
their new rooms in the Shrewsbury
building Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
at their home on Morris street Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Robert w. Kelley, formerly If
this city. now of Toledo, was entertained
at the Beechwood Club by her hostess,
Mrs. Eugene Dana, Tuesday evening
Charles E. Ward has returned from
visit to his family, who are the guests
of MR. Wards parents. Mr.. and n s.
Brooks Fleming, OF Fairrltnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlrrison Smith are
~'sjting Mrs. Smiths .nofl er in New
York City.
Mrs. F. j. Donnally and her niece, Miss
TIilda Norven, of Galipolis, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. George Price and children left
"Wednesday for lengthy visit to friends
in Baltimore.
Dryden Donnally has returned from an
extended trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Ernest Shober is visiting in Ports
mouth, Ohio.
A. w. Watrous and family left Thurs
day to spend the winter in Asheville, N.
c., where they hope the climate will
completely restore the health of their only
daughter, Miss Olivia, who has been seri-
ously i'll.
Judge John w. English, of the Supreme
Court of Appeals was one of the visitors
here during the week.
Hon. S. r. Hanen, speaker Of the House
of Delegates, spent the greater part of
the week in the city.
John Howe Peyton and James D. Lu-
cado, represent st. Johns p. E. church
at the national meeting of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew in Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Kate NJ Long lert Tuesday morn
ing for visit to relatives in Columbus.
Hon. o. S. Long, clerk of the Supreme
Court of Appeals is in Baltimore for two
weeks on Masonic business. Mr.. Long
was accompanied by his daughter Miss
Mary, who will visit in Wheeling ana
Fairhont on her return.
Homer Smith passed through the city
on Monday enroute home from a success
full fishing trip "up Elk"
Col and Mrs. .OBrien Moore have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Doneson c.
Jenkins, of Galveston, Texas, parents of
Mr.. Moore. Mrs. Jenkins is editor-in-
chief of the Galveston Dallas News.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cox, of Duluth,
arrived se4 on Monday and are the
guests of and Mrs. c. K. McDermott.
Mr.. and RS. P. ]. Crogan, of King
wood, a he guests of Mrs. Crogan's
sister, Parkhurst, for a brief period
a, Mr. " Knight's safsnt little tile
~ society ID pf the week.
@Pvefs Nere~ for six. Mr.. knights
Iguests being hr$S,Aser. Miss Ethel Miss
Taylor and Miss Dana, and Messrs. ]. B.
Sterett and F. w. Schwamb.
Mrs. Armstead Moss, of Parkersbarg,
was the guest of honor at pretty dinner.
given one evening during the week, by
Mrs H. T. Sheffey.
Mrs. Theresa Reed has returned from
a pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs
Richard Watts at Petersburg
Fred Woodruff and bride, nee Kiger,
returned from their wedding trip the first
of the week and are at the home of Mrs.
Woodruff's mother, on Lowell street
Prof. M. P. Shawlley spent the greater
part of - week with friends at Buck
hanno1/ was best man at wedding
durjpe M bsence.
Miss Minnie Grose, stenographer in the
.fhce Of Secretary of State. is at her
home in Lewisburg, on a brief vacation.
E4er place is being filed by Miss Kate
Tedrick
Morris o. Brooks, who has been for a
week the guest of friends at Lancaster.
Pa. returned home the first of the week
Mr.. Taylor Walker, prominent society
leader of Birmingham, Alabama, was the
guest of the family Of Mr. Eugene Dana,
for day or two this week, enroute east.
I Joseph Ruffner left Wednesday for a.
business trip out the Norfolk e Western.
Mrs. Lulu Mohler McConihay is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. NJ f. Mohler.
Pm Summers street.
j. W. Crider returned Wednesday from
Lancaster, Ohio, where he was called by
he illness and death of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sullivan have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati and
other southern and western cities.
Mrs. Henry Cohen, who has spent the
past month here the guest of her parents
returned to her home in Kalamazoo
-hicnlSdn, w eQneSQay.
Mr. and Mrs. n. s. Rurlew rendered
their guests the Misses Nichols. of Lou
tsiana, drive whist party Thursday
might The fine old colonial home on m
per kanawha street was brilliantly lin
minated and the spacious drawing rooms
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with profusion of ported plants and cut
flowers Ten tables We're occupied by the
players. and at the conclusion of the
game, an elegant collation. was served
Mrs. Burlew enjoys an enviable renuta-
ton as hostess among Charleston's young
society set, who as recipients of her hos
pltallty, have never recorded a pleasanter
occasion. The Misses Nichols. daughters
OF Ex-Governor Nichols, of Louisiana. re-
turn TO their southern home next week
Steps are being taken looking to the
reorganization of the old Germania Club
The arrangements have not all been ner-
1ected, but The use of the old Germania
club rooms win be secured for two DAYS
IN the week, when the meetings will he
held The new club expects to perfect
ats organization and be ready to open up
by the first of the month
t. c. Ashton, of johannesburg Nv
Thursday here