Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-28
CHARLESTON

w: W. w. LAY soH leit Friday for a
brief visit to his home in Kingwood'
Hon n. f. Whitaker and Col Ram
dolph Stalnaker were dIstineuished
guests at the Ruffner the latter mart of
the week.
Mr.. Waitman Barbe, Of the State
University, spent several days here This
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ". Fell Of Indi-
anapolis. are visiting the latter's moth.
er, Mrs. Sentz, on Brooks street
Mr.. Joseph Clarke, prominent at
torney of Philadelphia. is here in at.
tendance on the Supreme Court Of An.
peals. He is accompanied by his wife
former belle of the City of Brotherly
Love.
Ex-Governor MacCorkle and Col. Joe
Chiffon were the handsomely enter
tanned guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Burt, OF Parkersburg, last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. A. W. Watrous entertained a.
dinner on Tuesday at her hospitable
home on Virginia street.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes is at home from
a pleasant visit to Mrs. Lucius smith
at Fire Greek, Fayettc county. and will
leave on Monday for Cincinnati. where
she will remain during the grand opera
season.
Mrs. Belle Norvelle PAYNE sung most
acceptably the soprano parts in the sa-
cred oratorio, The Holy City" At Par
kersburg on Tuesday evening. While
there she was the guest Of Mrs. S. V.
Wilcox.
Charleston society will be extremely
sorry TO lose MIR and Mrs. Richard
Watts. who left this week for Parkers
burg, where the former will open a
large dry goods establishment. in con-
nection with Coyle & Richardson. OF
this city.
The Capitol City viii he represented
at grand opera next week In Cincinnati
by Mrs. Nicholas Fitzhugh son Nor
man and daughter Edith. alrs. F. w.
Abney, Mrs. y. s. Burew. Mrs. George
Donaldson, Mrs. Satterwait and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Daurley, MIS-. W. f. Chiffon,
Mrs. L. a. Barnes. Misses Addie Thay-
er. Margaret Kenna Kate Hedrick,
Amelia Donnally. Carolyn and Anne
Gentry. and Messrs. John Baker White.
S. B. Avis, 4. NJ. Scott and Hoople
Mead. Many have season tickets and
will remain throughout the week.
Mrs. Emanuel Gunst, nee Strauss of
Richmond is enjoying visit to her
parents here.
The elegant dancing hall of the Ger
mania club room was the scene Of
pretty festivities on Tuesday evening,
when twenty couple Of the younger
society set of Hebrew circles took pos
session of ii and celebrated the feast OF
Purim with appropriate terpsichorean
rites. lasting till the snail hours Of the
morning.
At every fourth meeting-once a
month-the Gloon Whist Club. tina
swagger social organization Of the city,
entertains a few Of its lady acquaint-
ances al that ever popular diversion,
whist. or these pleasant occasions.
Tuesday evening Of last week was es-
pecially notable An unusually spirited
game was played. tie tables being oc-
cupied by: Mesdames Thumm, A. q.
Smith, c. x. Payne. Misses Grayum,
Buttrick. Satterthwait. stanton, Lo-
gan. Abney. Dana, Annie Lewis and
Marjorie Gentry and Messrs. d. c. Cal
laher. J. B. Field. ]. y. Smith, }. II.
Sterrett. VIII Richardson, Brooks, Jor-
dan. Schwamb and Capt. Watrous.
After the tables we're cleared an appe-
thing luncheon was served, fne votes
ing enjoyed for the remainder, his
evening. ,s1 v
Miss MarjoricJ,.~5htry accompanies
Miss Edna Dulany, VINO has been an
attractive visitor here for several
weeks. to her lone in Baltimore the
latter part OF the week.
The officers of the Cotillion Club for
the ensuing year decided upon Wednes-
dav evening are: J. II. Gaines. presl-
J. Fullerton. secretary: II. l.. Boggs'
dent: p. G. Rowan, vice president: y,
treasurer: and p G. Walker leader. "A
post-Lenten german will be held by the
club on April Dist.
The cOtillion which took place nc
Elk's Hall on Tuesday evening was d
notable event Of the week. The ger
man beginning at ten. was led by Mr..
Philip G. Walker and Mrs. Ralph Shell
don. OF Cincinnati. Distinguished WIS.,
itors were: Miss Emily White, wash
ington. d. c., and Mr.. A. Ward Cobb,
of New York, member Of the Prince
ton class of 80, guests Of Mr.. Joseph
Gaines. of this city.
1t is reliably stated that in the event
of his fathers almost certain appoint
ment TO the Commissionership OF Inter
nal Revenue. Mr.. Guy Scott will resign
his office as State Librarian TO accept a
responsible clerkship in that depart
ment in Washington
Mrs. C. NJ. Gallaher and son Maurice
left Monday for brief visit to her SIS
ter. Mrs. Burdette. at Weston.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor arrives next
week to fill the office of stenographer in
the office of State Superintendent Trot-
ter
Miss George Putnam, who leaves on
Tuesday TO enter the training school OF
the NJ. f.. Hospital at Brooklyn. was
rendered a p. p. c. party by her friends
on Thursday evening