Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
CHARLESTON.

Helan' . r' W. Va, January Miss
schnol aiIftief, who is at home from
eava a lrvington- on-the- Hunson.
inc - party dinner Wednesday even
sa,, - honor Of Miss Boone and Mr.
w arlusi Boone, OF Brooklyn. Covers
we're laid for twelve. = wv :
Inc Misses LaidIev gro 1,oon;ro.
cns 49, mouse to-day as has been their
On state street. ~
s;ytae =. hess entertained a party of
nT,;a a, guests at whist at her home on
NJ street Wednesday afternoon
GU III. ana Mrs. e. w. Stanton spent
n.isethas week at Huntington. the
euvn.s Q. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Enslow.
MISS Margaret Kenna has returned
aioM trip to New York.
bernard Peyton spent a portion of
mo christmas holidays at Huntington
49, ts' bradford Moves is enjoying the
Ss,ea.aay season with her relatives at
,,. Miss Mann, Of Union, is the guest Of
MISS Mary Steele.
M and Mrs. S. s. Green handsomely
entertained the Clarkgon-T 1aidley
Seaoing party at their home On State
street Monday evening.
y. p Woodbridge, who has been the
guest q his sisters, Mrs. j. It. Brown
aau mrs Lewis Summers, for several
weeks returned to his home at Park
e1spurg Wednesday morning.
ne Scientific Sixteen Spinsters met
on thursday afternoon with Miss Dora
I1aldiey, Tae occasion was notably
pleasantly Visitors participating in the
game Wefe the FIVE house guests who
came on lere for the Clarkson-L aialey
nuptials, Miss McMasters, of Marietta,
and MISS Amelia Donnally. Miss
Meyers won the trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Cabell, of
PoWeliton, spent Christmas with Mrs
CaDelPs parents, Judge and Mrs. James
n. Couch at their home in Glenwood.
Mrs. j. K. Seal entertained informal
~ at whist on Tuesday evening at her
beautiful home on Virginia street in
compliment to her niece, Miss Flour
ney, Of Virginia.
George ". Summers, news editor of
the Gazette, is taking g much needed
vacation, which will be spent with
friends in Marietta and Parkershurg.
Miss Mary Tlayer has returned from
pleasant visit to Mrs. L. B. Gibson
at Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati
Samuel Adams, of Binghampton, n.
Y, is the guest Of the family CT P.
III. Nayes.
On Wednesday evening Mr. George
Couch, who is ait home on his Christ
mas vacation from school at Lawrence
vile, n. j., entertained with a delight
full dance at the City Club on Quarter
street.
A called meeting Of the Board CT Di-
reetors Of Beechwood Club was held
Wednesday afternoon to discuss plans
for the summer campaign. The club
will probably open its pretty home at
Beechwood Park carly in May.
W. A. Ohley, who spent the holidays
with his parents at Fairmont, return
ed here Thursday evening.
-. L sA~esr7Tent lained a num-
sf56f the very yoyng society people of
he city Thursday evening in compli-
nent to her daughter, Miss Lillian
llmsley Carr and her guest and
choolmate, Miss Mamie Beatrice
NTH. Miss Carr and Miss Smith will
urn 10 oIduIlJUl " SClCOl vi -hph-
:.
he event Of its history was the
IN Whist Clubs cotillion held at
rooms of the City Club Thursday
ing. The guest list numbered
y names all representatives of
leston's best society, and an I'M
lily large number Of visitors con-
ted to the brilliancy Of the func-
which has not been eclipsed here
tly. The signal success Of the
is a deserved compliment to the
Executive ability and social accom-
pilshqnents of Mr.. Henry Lewis, Nj.
Joserh Gaines and Mr.. Ed. Bughterell.
The list of visiting guests include the
following names: MI and Mrs. RAN
dolph yought, of Louisville; Mrs. EN-
ma M. Watkins, Of Maysville; Miss
Emily Dunlop, Washington, d. c.;
Miss Moore, Nashville; Miss Porter
weakley. Nashville; Miss Boiling,
Huntsville: Miss Alice BOVINE, Brook
Iynyhfiss Anna Eliza Flourney, Smith
ellie va: Miss Hal-Payne, Pearisburs
Va. Miss McMasters, Marietta; Miss
NAV Ellison. Richmond; Mr.. John Os-
horne. Philadelphia; Sam BOVINE,
BROOKLYN, Robert White, Romney; DR..
Haynes. Baltimore; Mr.. ]. McMasters,
farietta.
The notable event OF the week was