Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
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honor her guest, Miss Meigs jackson.
of ParlSersburg.
A notable society event was the recep-
tion rendered their guest, Miss Mary van
Wrinkle. of Parkersburg, by Mr.. ana MIS-.
c. K Payne, of Broad street. The hostess
was assisted in doing the honors by Mrs.
George F. Coyle. Mrs. Cameron Lewis
Jr, Mrs c. p. Snyder, Mrs Frank w.
Abney, Mrs. B. n. Ruby, Miss Charotte
Allemong. Miss Pearl Satterthwait pre-
sided at the punch bowl.
Major d. B. Stewart, of Morgantown, is
the guest of his son, T. D. B. Stewart, on
Quarter street.
Phix-s c. Walker, Clarence Burdette
and Howard Atkinson have returned from
a successful hunting trip in Boone county
Mrs. Joseph Ruffner gave reception
on Thursday afternoon in compliment
her guest, Mrs. Daisy Maths of Pasadena,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs C. P. Snyder entertained
the foot ball teams of Washington and
Lee and the West Virginia University,
on Thursday evening at their home on
Broad street. The occasion also served
as the celebration of the twenty-hrst
birthday of the eldest of their tro of sons,
Alban Goshorn who is a member of the
Washington. and Lee team, which was
vanquished by the University boys.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Schwabe have ar
rived here from their wedding tour and
have rooms for the present at the Hotel
Ruffner.
Miss Mildred Harris has returned to her
home in Parkersburg from a pleasant
visit to her aunt Mrs. John D. Jeffries,
and her friend, Miss Ashton Wilson, of
this place.
Miss Helen Archbold, who has been the
guest of Miss nellie Brown for, several
weeks, left Thursday for Parkersburg
The Gloon Whist Club held a business
meeting at their rooms on Monday even
ing at which arrangements were made
for November entertainments, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were received into men,
bership: E. Brightweu, P. Brightwell,
F. N. Couch, John L. Dickinson, Dallas
Payne, DR.. A. II. Boyd, A. NJ. Campbell,
w. S. Edwards, C. b. Kefauver, p. E.
Flournoy The club will hold one of their
delightful dances on the evening of the
18th inst. Messrs. j. Is. Sterrett, 1. n.
Smith and F. W. Schwabe are the eff
cient committee in charge of all enter
tainments for the month.
The new piano recently donated to the
Kanawha club rooms was recently re-
ceived and placed in the clubs apart
ments in the Coyle & Richardson build
ing. The hadsome instrument was the
gift of Captain Howard Atkinson.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bond has returned from New
York, where she went to attend the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Emily Church.
Conrad Wersteiner and bride returned
Monday from their bridal tour of three
months in Europe. They visited England,
Germany and Switzerland while away,
and spent some time with the groom
relatives in Germany.
An interesting wedding ceremony wit
messed by hundred or more friends of
the happy principals, was that of Miss
Lillian Ada, daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
C. c. Watts, and Mr.. Arnold Kiene, of
Dubuque Iowa. at the home of the brides
parents, at half after ten o'clock Wednes-
day morning. The bride is a beautiful
and accomplished girl, and graduate of
the Romney Institute, where she had at
one time classmate the handsome
and stalwart groom, who is now asso-
ciated with his father in one of the largest
rubber industries in the West The par
Tor, where the ceremony was performed
by an uncle of the bride, Rev. Charles
Watts, of Bowling Green, Virginia, was
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and the dining room in pink
chrysanthemums Miss Pamela Hampton
rendered the Lohengrin march during
] the ceremony, after which a sumptu-
Gus wedding breakfast was served. The
bride was attended by her sister and the
brother of the groom. She wore a smart
going away gown of petuna covert cloth,
with vest of white mousseline travelling
hat of petunia and green. gloves of the
latter shade and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS The happy couple left on the
D.. F. V. for CCincinnati, Chicago ad St
Paul. They will be at home at No. 10
Broadway, Dubuque, Iowa, after Deem
Der 18th
Miss Lucy Polerstein, who has been the
guest of Mrs. r. NJ. Mann for several
weeks, left Friday to visit friends in
Portsmouth, Ohio, before returning to her
home in Kentucky.
Mrs. NJ. w. Donnally is at home from a
three weeks visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Magnus w. Tate, of Cincinnati
Norman FFzhugh and Christopher
Smith, two undergraduates now attending
Washington and Lee. were at home on
Thursday to root for their foot ball team.
which played the West Virginia Univer-
sty here.
Miss Mary Smith, of Indiana. is the
guest of Miss Anna Taylor at the Hotel
Ruffner.
Mrs VIII Clarkson and Mrs. R. T.
Herndon are in Missouri. where they will
visit friends for month.
Mrs G. w. Faber and Mrs C. G.. Kid
der, of New York. are the guests of ].
Taman Waters and family.
Mrs C. c. Lewis is the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Charles Stacey. of Rich
mond. Virginia.
The Misses Laidley entertained inform
ally at whist in honor of Miss nellie
Brown and Miss Helen Archbold, of Den
YER
The Married Ladies' Whist Club was
entertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
c. c. Naret at her prettily appointed home
on Quarter street. A number of fair
guests were present.
Mrs. A. @. Smith was the attractive
hostess TO a number of friends on Thurs
day evening. who enjoyed a spirited game
of whist Those playing were Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Patterson. Mr.. and