Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
CHARLESTON.

Charleston. w. Va, June 19.-Mrs.
Joseph Ruffner left on Thursday, LOT
Richmond, Indiana, TO attend family
reunion at her old home there.
On the 3Oth instant will occur at the
home of the brides parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. S. Lewis, the marriage Oh tnelr
daughter Mae TO DR.. B. d. AVIS. MISS
Lewis has for several seasons been one
of Charlestons bellies. DR.. AVIS is
native of Virginia.
Mr. Wilson Moves gave the hrst
boating party Of the season on sues
dav. in compliment of his sisters guest.
Miss Johnson. of Binghampton, \. Y.
The marty spent the day viewing the
locks and dams and the beautiful
scenery of the upper Kanawha. 1t was
composed of Mrs. G.. F. Randolph, MISS
johnson of Binghampton. Miss Nelson,
of Millersburg, Ohio; Misses Noyes'
Randolph Gentry, and Annie ana Mar
iorie Gentry, and Messrs. Heoer ana
Wilson Moves. J. A. Thayer, Clarence
Burdett G. ]. Fullerton and F. n:
Carr. Appetizing lunches were served
at noon. and returning in the evening.
Thomas Booker. Of Richmond, va,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Robert
Douglas Roller.
Miss Marie Louise Wright, OF Clncln-
natl. is the charming guest OF Mrs. I.
C. Naret. ",
The many friends of Mrs. j. w.
Coshorn and Miss Virginia TOmpklns,
neither of whom was expected to i've
the early part of the week, Will be
clad to know that they are greatly i'm
proved.
Mr. John Fry, who spent last week
at the Nashville Exposition, returned
ON Thursday. accompanied by his
cousin, Mrs. Magnus Tate, Of Cincln-
natl.
The Scientific Sixteen Spinsters held
their closing meeting for the season
with Miss Dora Laidley on TUESDAY
afternoon. Mrs. Z. w. Staunton, MISS
Mary Long and Miss Charlotte Allie
mong were the invited guests of the oc-
casion. A spirited game resulted in a
victory for Miss Ida Jim Scott, VINO
will wear the clubs handsome pin dur
ing the summer. A pretty custom OF
the club is to award a handsome
souvenir at the close of the year to the
member making the highest score dur
ing the year. This coveted honor telI
to Mrs. Floyd Payne, who gracefully
received the congratulations OF her
rivals at the conclusion of the meeting.
Miss Annie Lewis is entertaining MISS
Julia Gilbert, of Boston.
Miss Sadie heidelberg is visiting
friends in Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Lollie Frebusch arrived on
Tuesday. from Baltimore. to attend the
Cohen-May wedding next week.
Miss Lou Oxley, of Canada, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Goshorn.
Miss Theresa Kaufman left on
Thursday for a short visit to friends
at Pittsburg. ,,
Mrs. B. w. Byrne and daughter, Miss
Gertie. are spending a fortnight with
friends and relatives in Lewisburg.
Hon. C. c.. Brown, Secretary of the
BOARD of Agriculture. and family, are
at the home of his parents in Putnam
county. -
Miss PAMELA Hampton is back from
an extended visit to friends at Bar
louisville.
Miss Marion Cockrin, of Washington,
n G and Mary Houx. of Missouri, are
the guests of Mrs. Bette Chiffon, on
Morris street.
Sam Noyes has returned from the
University of Virginia.
Mrs. Fisher Morris and daughter, of
Rramwell. are making their annual
visit to their many friends in Charles
ton.
Mr. Fred n. Moore and brother
George. who have been attending
school here the past year, have return
ed TO their home in Salyersville, Ky.
Mrs. ]. W. Chamberlain entertained
q small party of friends in the most de-
Iightful manner at her home on Elm
wood avenue on Thursday evening.
Miss Adele Goshorn, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. R.
Skees. on Virginia street.
Mrs. L. A. Carr rendered the mem
hers of the graduating class of 'S7 an
ENJOYABLE evening on Tuesday, in COM
nl:ment to her niece, Miss Carrie Sui
Iivan. one Of the number.