Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11
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CHARLESTON.


CHARLESTON. W. VA. April lex
Governor MacCorkle is at Clay Court
House on business.
Col. Robert McEldowney, Of New Mar
tinsville, is a distinguished visitor in the
city.
7. c. Atkeson, of Putnam county a
member of the Board Of Regents of the
State University, spent the greater part of
last week here on business.
Mr. Charles Ward left on Wednesday
for several weeks in Philadelphia and New
York.
Col. J. W. Davis. of Greenbrier, was
among the prominent hotel arrivals here
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gallaher has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in
Weston. Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
The Junior League drill and musical en-
tartainment held az State Street NJ f.
church on Friday evening, the proceeds Of
which are 10 be applied to the purchase Of
new carpet for the lecture room Of the
church was a most entertaining and sue
cessful affair.
Mr.. r. r. Skees and wife who spent
spent the winter in Cincinnati, returned
to their home here this week.
General J. ". NJ. Appleton is at Salt
Sulphur Springs on business.
Mr.. Percy Rowan has returned from
brief visit 70 his father, eX-Treasurer
Rowan. in Monroe county.
Mr.. W. Herman Smith was called to
Cincinnati on Wednesday, by the death OF
his brother. a resident Of that city.
Col. II. D. Ruffner returned the first Of
the week from his Florida plantation,
where he spent the winter.
o. A. and W. T. Thayer were in Gin
cinnau on business during the week.
The engagement Of Mr. Albert Schwabe
10 Miss Warner, of Buffalo. n. Y, is an
nounced
Jacob Jelenko and wife returned on Mon
day from pleasant trip to New York.
J: Preston Clarke is in Los Vegas \.
NJ. in quest of health
Miss Elizabeth Moves is visiting Miss
Marjorie Boyd. Of Covington, Ky.
The society event of the near future is
the Easter German of the Codllion Club.
10 be held on Wednesday evening, April
o.
Prof. ]. Russell Trottsr Superintendent
of Schools. is absent on a two weeks tour
through the state on business connected
with the educational interests of the State.
Judge J. Il. C. Drew and wife have re-
moved to St. Adams, where they will sum
mer nj the hotel Burton at that place.
Miss Amy Kyle entertained the Young
Psoples' Society Of the First Presbyterian
church. at her home on Elmwood avenue.
one evening last week. \ charming mus
| lcal programme was rendered during the
| evening and delicious refreshments were
! served.
! Mr.. W. 3. Parkhurst, Of Kingwood, who
| recently received the appointment OF stem
ographer u the Supreme Court of APP
peals. has been Joined here by his wife
! and infant daughter. Mr.. Parkhurst eX-
| poets to make Charleston his future home.
! Mn c. 3. Kefauver. insurance clerk of
| the Auritors ONCE. is visiting his parents
in Baltimore.
| Well known names appearing on our no.
! tel registers during the past few days are
| DR.. r. f. Vickers. 2. 7. Vinson and J. X.
! Holt. Of Huntington; Hon. y. z. Kenney.
| of Calhoun: D. c. Boyce. of Quinnimont;
Judge II. W. Brazie. of Fayetteville; Hon.
| + NJ. Vickers. member of the House Of
Delegates from Boone county; r. s.
White. ex-United States Marshal Mate
wan. W. II. Glover. Of Terra Alta; and
| Cant. ]. X Thompson of Raymond City
! Mrs. Webster Smith entertained her pu-
nils and their friends to the number of
/ nearly n hundred and fifty NJ a most de-
lightful studio tea. on Tuesday afternoon
from four 10 six. at the residence of her
father. Col. ". H. Edwards. on Virginia
street. Conspicuous in the display of
work were noticed many of Mrs. Smiths
| own exquisite water color studies. Every
| one enjoyed the occasion, which was an
event in art circles here. The hostess was
gracefully assisted in doing the honors by
several members of her class. During
the reception the daintiest of five o'clock
| tea luncheons were served.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Withrow
! have recsivsd handsome Invitations to