Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-09-19
CHARLESTON.

vas made to Lock Six, on the little
varor launch, Ruth, after six o'clock.
Tea was served at the Lock, after which
the party went up the river as far as
Brownston, returning to the city about
ten o'clock. Mrs. Seals guests were
Misses Dana, Satthertwait johnson,
Aliemong, Helen Gallahe-, Anrie Lewis,
Sue Lewis, and Messrs. Carr, Thayer,
Walker, A. Q. Smith. Icc and Platte
Brightwell and P. F. Flournoy.
Miss Bessie Adams has returned from
Virginia, where she spent the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. c. X. Payne entertained the Sun
day school class of her niece, Miss Sophie
Edmonson, delightfully."-, at Beechwood
Park. Invited to assist her were Mrs.
George Coyle, Mrs. Bradford Ruby, Mrs.
Abney, Mrs. ]. M. Payne, Mrs. G. c.
Lewis Mrs. C. X. Payne, Misses Logan,
of Virginia; Launie Abney. Margaret and
Charlotte Allemong, Mae MacCorke and
Sophie Edmonson. Luncheon was served
at noon, and at p. m. ices and melons
were enjoyed.
Mrs. A. l.. Langley was hostess at a
dinner at her home on Virginia street.
After a dainty spread hen guests were
rendered river excursion on the launch
Ruth. They We're Miss Ruth Early, of
Lynchburg, Virginia; Mrs. Naret, and
Mrs. P @. Shrewsbury, Misses Wood
Clarkson, Sue Lewis, Charlotte Napet.
and Mrs. Clarkson Langley.
Mrs. David Egan is enjoying an outing
on upper Gauley river.
Miss Nell Houser is in Pittsburg.
Carroll Quarter has returned to Lehigh
University.
Miss Louise Brown is at school at Nash
vile, Tenn.
W. H. McConihay spent a few days
here, with relatives the first of the week.
Keith Quarter has resumed his studies
at Perdue University. Lafayette, Ind.
Luther Thomas left Monday to enter
his senior year at Lafayette college,
Easton, Pa.
John Dana returned to New York the
first of the week, where he is a student
at the Polytechnic Institute.
William Richardson is at home from a
visit to friends in Ohio.
Miss Julia Settle, who has been visiting
her brother, Lieut.. Settle, left Wednes-
day for her home at Greensboro n. C.
Mrs. c. K. McDermott and daughter,
Miss Katie, have returned from lengthy
sojourn at Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Prof. ]. A. Arbuckle, of Florida, is the
guest of DR.. A. S. Patrick
Miss Madeline Kelly. who has been
spending the summer in Maine, returned
home this week.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club will
reorganize for the season on the twenty
fifth instant, on which occasion it will
be handsomely entertained at the home of
Mrs. j. r. Seal.
Mrs. Lily r. Birmingham leaves on Oc-
| tober first for Denver, where she will
spend the winter.
Miss Grace Stem was hostess at a din
ner handsome in all it's appointments,
at Beechwood Club. on Tuesday night.
The board was decorated with la France
roses and covers were laid for eighteen.
A delicious menu was discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Payne entertained
Wednesday night with a charming must
Gale, in compliment to Mr.. Sidney burst,
a prominent musician, who has just re-
| turned from three years study in
! Munich, and who is at present visiting
Mr.. w. S. Mason, in this city. Those who
| contributed TO the pleasure Of the even
| ing, besides the talented hostess, were
Mrs H. B. Smith. Mrs. w. E. Chiffon,
Mrs. F. NJ. Staunton, Miss nellie Ward
Messrs. burst, Mason. H. B. Smith. F.
| NJ. Staunton, C. \. Smith and NJ. o.
Brooks.
J. Lynn Richardson. wife and daughter.
have returned from a trip to Virginia
and New York.
W. c. Yeaton. Of Parkersburg, was here
on business this week.
Captain c. H. Conrad, of the Fifteenth
United States Infantry, and Captain c.
G. Ayers, Of the Tenth United States
Cavalry, will be here to assist in instruct
ing the officers of the West Virginia Ma
tional Guard. who will be In school here
a week Captain Conrad and wife will
be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Woodman.
Mr. Sidney burst. Of Cincinnati. and
Mr.. W. s. Mason. of this city, cooper
| ated in a most delightful entertainment
at the Church of the Sacred Heart Fri
day night. Following is the excellent
programme: Sonata in F. op. SD and
Sd movements-Grieg. Messrs. burst and
| Mason; "Rosamonde," Chaminade, and
Without Thee Guy d Hardelot Miss
Anne Gentry; love song, "Bacchanal,"
N. Roemer, Mr. burst: Air Varie -
Vieuxtemps. Mr.. Mason; consolation in D.
| fiat. consolation in E Major. Polonaise
in E. major F. Listz Mr.. burst: Jewel
| Song" from FAUST. Gounod, Mrs. Fred
r. Babcock; sonata in E. fiat, ID and Sd
| movements. Rheinberger, Messrs. burst
| and Mason.
Miss Helen Gallaher leaves next week
for Irvington-on-the-Hu where she
| will attend school this winter
Miss Berta Coleman, stenographer to
Governor Atkinson, returned Monday
from a brief vacation spent with friends
at Delaware, Ohio.
F. NJ. Robinson and wife, are the guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
| Circuit. on State street.
Mayor de Gruyter went over to Staun-
| ton the early part of the week, to ac-
| company home Mrs. de Gruyter and the
| children. who have been on an extended
| visit 10 that place.
Mrs. G. W. Atkinson and daughters,
| Misses Bessie and Florence. left Thursday
on ten days visit to Clarksburg.
| Judge A n. Campbell. Of Monroe coun-