Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
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number of we'll known society women
have taken the matter up. and a splen-
didly trained instructress will be IN
charge during the winter months.
The City Union Kings Daughters
had A pleasant and profitable meeting
at the Kanawha Presbyterian church,
Wednesday afternoon. Much import
ant business was transacted, after
which delightful refreshments We're
served. One hundred dollars was
turned in at this meeting. in dollar
contributions, to aid the INDECENT poor
of this city.
Mrs. J. w. Stiles entertained the
Wednesday Club very handsomely on
Wednesday afternoon. The entire
membership was present, and after an
interesting musical and literary pro-
gramme, enjoyed a delightful lunch,
daintily served.
Mr.. ]. B. Crouch. of Cumberland,
Md, came here during the week, to
take charge of the Kanawha Valley
Democrat Mrs. Crouch, who is now
visiting her sister, the wife of Lieut..
Lucian Young, U. S. ~. will join him
here in about two weeks.
The Married Ladies Whist Club was
entertained delightfully."- at its first
meeting of the season, Friday, by Mrs.
Frank Abney, at her handsome home
On Kanawha street.
The Gloon Club entertained both on
Tuesday and Friday nights in most
enjoyable manner. The gathering on
Tuesday night was altogether informal,
and bowling, dancing and cards were
the amusements provided. Friday
night beautiful cotillion was danced,
the affair marking the clubs formal
opening for the fall season. Promi-
nent members of the organization are
Messrs. Morris o. Brooks, Henry Lewis,
C. P. and J. B. Sterrett. E. A. and +.
w. Brightwell. D. c. Gallaher, George
A. and Fred Couch A. w. Watrous, j..
r. Seal. Joseph Gaines, A. ID. Foster,
F. M. Thomas, j. w. Paul, John l..
Dickinson, |. n Smith, d. W. Patter-
son. and a number of other men well
known in society. II. w. Knight, who
is Just now Receiving from what came
near being a fatal illness, at the Hano-
yer n. H.. hospital, is the clubs treas
urer
The local chapter Daughters OF the
Confederacy met with Mrs. J. b. Hous-
ton. Tuesday afternoon. Appropriate
resolutions in memory of Miss WINNIE
Davis were adopted, and VIII be Tor
warded to Richmond with contrlou-
tion TO the Winnie Davis monument
fund, delegate will also be sent 10
the annual meeting Of the unlted
Daughters of the Confederacy to be heid
shortly in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason Long,
WIN were married in Barboursvlile'
Wednesday morning. came to this Guy
on the c. e. O., where they spent the
day leaving in the afternoon Tor the
groom's home, at Beech hlil, on the
Kanawha. They were accompanied oy
Mrs. Nettie E. Thornburg, MISS NADER
Thornburg. Miss Maggie Hovey ana
Messrs. H. S. King. T. II. Thornburg'
Wallace King, and ]. II. King. me
bride was Miss Ethel King, Oh BIZ
louisville.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Helveston Noyes to the
marriage Of their daughter, Elizabeth
Ruffner. to Mr.. Samuel Hopkins Ad-
ANS Of New York. The happy event
is to take place at the First Prespy
terrain church, October 18th, at S:Jo
o'clock. A reception will follow at the
home Of the brides parents on quar-
rier street. Over seven hundred inyi-
tations have been issued.
Mrs. Gustave Stern entertained at
cards on Wednesday evening number
of her married friends, and served de-
lightful refreshments at the conclu-
SION Of the game Four tables were
used in play. The pretty house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. John S. Hopper and Miss limo
gena Hudson were united in marriage
Al the home Of the brides mother, on
state street. at nine O'Clock Wednes-
dav evening. DR.. T. G. Johnson, OF the
Raptist church. officiating. The cere-
monv was witnessed by number OF
the friends Of the young couple. who
afterward enjoyed a delicious wedding
repast. They will, for the present, re-
side at the brides former home. Mr.
Hopper il we'll known here, having
heen for some time connected with a
large retail shoe house Of the city.
Among the distinguished visitors
here this week were: Lieut.. ]. B. Al
corn. assistant surgeon on the stan Of
the Letter hospital. Chickamauga, On
his way to Washington TO report for
duty: George F. NOEL, OF the 10th L
s. Infantry, and with which he par.
ticipated IN the battle OK San Juan
Hill. on his way to join his regiment
at Fl. Denver; j. o. Bowdish, genera
superintendent Of the United tSates
Express Co: Collector Of Internal
Revenue A. B. White: Col. ]. w Davis
OF Greenbrier county: Ex-U. s. Marsha
Columbus Sehon and Hon. James
Menager. Of Point Pleasant; Ex-sherin
I. NJ Adams. of Jackson county; sam
uel Strauss. OF Cincinnati; Attorney J.
H. Hall. Of Huntington
Rev. r. NJ. Mann, formerly pastor
Of Glen Elk Presbyterian church. left
Thursday for Chenille. having accept
ed call to the passionate Of the Pres
byterian church Of that place: Edward
Kenna left Tuesday for Washington
to attend the Georgetown University
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