Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-03
pARKERSBURG.

citv Tuesday en- route 10 W heelHs. -,
Miss Kate Laird Is spending some tl'ie
with friends at Marchburg. ONO; -,
Rolla Camden has returned 10 hl4e 80
mia 10 resume his medical studies aLltI
spending a short time with MS Pal e'''9'
/ DR.. and Mrs. T p. Camden. s;,.,
, Among the prominent arrivals curing
the past week were: d. b. Judn, OF Do, d.
ton: Judge Okey Johnson. OF Morgahto%c.
I Hon. Henry u. Russell OF Nhee4il's' u
NJ Whatsoever, of Grafton. -
Mr. WaiIman Barbe returned To-Day
Mrs. M, Il. c. Jameson is visiting relatives
- Mr. DR. DR.. McChesney and daughter Miss
/ Mary Preston McChesney. Of LoulsVlile'
left Tuesday FOR Charleston 70 VISIT re
tives. after pleasant F.slt with Coi' siOi
fatt and family IN this city.
Mss Fitzhugh. who has been the guest
of Miss ora Martin. is now visiting friehl5
IN Danville. Va: -,...,,-..o,,5 con
of Cincinnati are guests OF Mrs. Same
DR. joan Campbell and son returned
TO their home in Wheeling the lore par %. u
the week. after q short visit with Or. ana
Mrs NJ. Campbell 80.
Sir. ". b. White spent Christmas with
his parents. in Columbus.
T. l. Morrison. Of Chicago. Is spenulls
some tirae here with his brother DR.. l.
Misses Julia and Nettie Wait expect to
leave Sunday for Washington u. q, on
an extended visit. -
Misses Winifred and Rachael D2le' OF
Marietta. are guests of Mrs. =. d. Johh-
; son on Thirteenth street.
Miss Lillian Jacob Of Wheeling Is the
guest of Mrs. Kate Dis on MarkSr street li'
Tom Caldwell. son or Hon. g, 1. C-'Q-
well. who is studying music in Boston Is
( spending few days at nome.
Mrs r. T.. HOrner, of Ninth street, en-
ter'aned the SATURDAY N.g"t, " ms a.
tuesday night In honor OF Mtas bess.e
/ AicCord OF Pittsburg. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The Progress Club entertained Ihurs-
Gav night in honor of Miss Lillian bron:
of Cincinnati. and Miss Edith Z-g-er' OF
Huntington. ". Va.
A number Of young ladies Of the swell
society set observed the pretty custom Oh
Keeping open house on New Years Day.
The Fagot Club was charmingly enter
tanned Tuesday night by Lirs. y. Mason
Amber and ner daughter MISS anna
Those present We're Mrs. David EuIns'
Mrs Peterldn. Miss Sr@ienbauSA. MIS-
Sgr.eg. OF Cumberland. Miss scott, or
d Charleston Miss Love OF F'"cIHi1, Mss
Bird Of Wheeling. Miss Mch my o.
Virginia. Miss Mamie MC'-d..t -. MES
Petcrk.r. Hiss Aielcs Jac<-pn, Miss y On
bold, Miss Trevor. Miss NJ nm, MIS- VI
Cinia SnodEras. Nj Mary N3r W, kit'
Mis- Katherine White, Miss Madge Mess,
Nessrs. Mason C.. Amber, Frank Martin
Geo. " Summers. j. =. Finley, II. II.
Moss Joe Edward Cox, Bradford Hi,e-
shaw. {. d. Forrer, Joel Shrew berry ana
David Paden.
Mrs. C. T. Blubaugh. assisted by Miss
Homer. Miss Krcss Of New York and
/ Miss Padeu. entertained deliberately on
New Years Day AZ Mrs. Blubaugh's ele-
CANT nome on Murdoch avenue. ,,
Mrs. G. G. Martin and daughter MISS
Ora Martin, will give pleasant dance az
RJrcmau's hall during the coming week
IN honor Of their charming guests, MISS
Love. of Virginia, and Miss Sprigs, OF
Mss sarah Wroughton very charmingly
entertained the Waveriy Club carly IN
the week. Literary charades and tooth
some refreshments We're enjoyed by those
present who We're: Misses Lottie Could.
HirGc Baker. Florence ScroSginS. Mabel
Armstrong. katlryn W llle, CaFOlne
| Turner. Sarah Edlin. Mildred Harris Ida
GerwiS. Elizabeth Cambria, Mabel Moss.
Kate Dis. Bess DennistOn. Clara Nc
Creary. Anna Dis, Grace Sharpe, Mabel
Nash. Flossie Gibbons. Fannie Grove
Anna Neal Sue Winans. Hattie Wtn9ns.
OTsiui LoWther. Julia Logan Wait ka,h
crime Smith. barbara Ecelin, BROOKS Ed
elm. Miss Mckinney, MessTs Lewis
SnCdsrass. Charles kreps, Charles Mon
Cameron Mcclure Sam Dis. Edward
! Celwig Harry Gordon. viii Kerr and
john Wilson. Of Wheeling VIII Wolfe,
WIN St2lhman. Garland Butler, kiGGhard
Shrewsbury. Albert Wait. Lloyd Gilbert.
Lyle Jones, Sherman Dis. Philip Turner,
Jack Taggart. Harry Iiggs, Monroe
Shrewsbury and c. ID. Forrer:
Mver Newberger left for the East on
Mason 6. Amber has returned to Char
louisville. Va. 20 continue his studies. az
ter spending Christmas with his parents.
Bishop Donahue. of Wheeling. is the
DISTINGUISHED guest of Father Hickey.
Miss Paterkin left to-day for a visit
with friends in Cincinnati.
III. and Mrs. Joe Kelar are spending
few days IN Cincinnati.
The society event Of the week was the
Leap Year dance given at Foreman
, Hall on Wednesday evening. 1t was one
Of the most enjoyable social events Of the
season. and was largely attended. includ-
Ing an unusual number of charming
young ladies' from other cities. owing 10
the rush for company by young ladies'
the supply Of available young men was
soon exhausted ana II was amusing TO see
some OF the sweetest bellies Obliged 10
stag" II. Those present were: Or. ana
No. 6. =. Blubaug5; III ana ;dts- BE, ben
Blackford. MI and Mrs. Frederick Hlch,
Mrs. Moss Mrs. y. Mason Amber, Mrs.
l.. B. Dclliker Mrs. BradenbauEh MIS-.
, W. r. W. Barbe and W. +. Dana. Miss
OTsini LOwthcr and George W. Summers.
Miss Blanche Dellicker and Rolla Camden
Miss Laura Dsspard and H. " Aleshire,
| Miss Charlotte Deming and Edward Il.
wilson. Miss Mary Gould ana DR.. Par
shall. Miss Emily Despard and II. =. Cam
den. Miss Carrie Shrews bury and Monroe
Shrewsbury Miss Florence Trevor and {.
d. Forrer Mis- Clara Deming and Tai
bolt Biteshaw. Miss Harriet Van Wrinkle
and r. r. FinneI. Miss Madge Moss and
George Gordon. Miss Virginia SnOdgrass
and ". c. Lockwood. Miss Mary Wardcr
and VIII Wallis. Miss Gertrude Nicely and
| Ion Bevan. Miss Ida Nicely and George
X. Gambrill Miss Meies Jackson and Ed
ward Brannon. Miss Elizabeth Braden-
haugh and /. y. Dana. Miss Anna Amber
and H. H. Moss. Jr. Miss Mary Van Win
llle and Philip Turner Miss Baird and
VIII Nicely. Miss Margaret Paden and Or.
r l. Morrison and Carl Vance, Miss
Kress and x. +. Camden, Miss Maud
Thompson and Nevette THOMPSON, Miss
Julia Wait and Jack Taggart. Miss Laura
Steers and Chester Kraft. Miss Lillian
Noffatt and Joel Shrewsbury, Miss Sprlgg
and J. B. Finley. Miss Leva Thompson
and =. Gale Ebert.
The younger society set gave thor
oughly enjoyable social affair at Hughes
and AIullens hall on Wednesday night
which was largely attended Dancing
| and refreshments were the pleasures Of
| the evening.
The week has been especially prolific in
/ the way of social functions.
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