Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-20

play and At I'VE o'clock 1 tempting coll
lation was served.
The Scientific Sixteen Whist Club
enjoyed pleasant meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon with Miss Marguerite
/ Allemong.
Mrs. George Connell entertained the
Wednesday Club, at her home on Quar-
| rler street. Visitors were Miss Hona-
ker, of Virginia; Mrs. CASTOR Nor
yelle, and Mrs. Justus Collins. A
unique diversion provided by the host
ess was programme which gave airs
from the late operas and much classical
music during the afternoon.
| Picture frame day and doll day. drew
a number of fashionable purchasers to
the Woman's Exchange ON Thursday
; ana Friday. A beyy of society girls
served oysters and ices, while the chap
erones looked after the sales which
were of number most gratifying.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage of Miss Catherine
Camden to Mr.. Burke Pitt Hall. both of
sutton. Miss Camden, who was in the
Office of the Government Engineers
here several years, has many friends
among Charleston people. The we'd
oing VIII occur at eight o'clock in the
evening at st. Paul's NJ E. church,
sutton, to be followed by a reception
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E. ID. Camden
Mrs. c. w. Root held delightful
gymnasium tea this afternoon from
four to six, at her gymnasium on Quar-
rier street. Mrs Ellen Middleton Hill
and Mrs. M. F. STILES assisted in the
Inequalities.
The beautiful spectacular pantomime
which has been given in other cities
OF the State will be presented under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF St. Johns Episcopal church, at the
Burlew Opera House here, early in De-
cember. Reheasals will commence
next week
Miss Eta ]. Woods was married to
Mr.. John e. Langhorn at nine o'clock
Wednesday evening, at the parsonage
of Dickinson Memorial Chapel, Rev.
George s. LighGer, of the Roane street
NJ. E. church, officiating. A reception
was afterward held at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Ella Langhorn, of
Wilson street
Rev. Rauel H. Merrill, of Binghamp-
ton, N Y, has been called to the pas
torate of the Kanawha Presbyterian
church here, after having temporarily
filled the pulpit for a period of six
weeks. He has been out of Auburn
Theological Seminary only a year, and
is now being ordained by his home
Presbytery at Binghampton, N. Y. He
was the guest of Mrs. E. w Knight
and Mrs. D. W. Patterson during his
pleasant stay here this fall.
Rev. ]. C. Barr married at the Hotel
st. Albert. Mr. Edwin P Smith and
Miss Beatrice L. Glasscoc,I, of Phila-
delphia. The couple came on from
the East Thursday and registered as
being from Washington, D. c. They
are spending their honeymoon here.
A Thanksgiving bazaar, to be the lar
gest thing of its kind ever held here.
is to be held for three days, beginning
with the evening of the oath inst. The
Executive Committee is made up of the
following well known charitable work
ers Of the city: Mrs. Lionel Fuller,
chairman: Mrs. A. w. Watrous Mrs.
w. A. MacCorkle, Mrs. George Louns-
berry, Mrs Sol May, Mrs. F. J. Daniels,
Mrs. J. r. Seal, Mrs. ]. R. Baldridge,
Mrs. T. ]. Waters, Mrs. S. M. Snyder,
Miss Grace Stem.
Miss Hattie Palmer entertained the
Married Ladies Whist Club at its last
meeting. Six tables were used in play,
the score being so close that Mrs. e.
c. Dawley, Mrs. G. B. Couch, Mrs. e.
B. Dyer, Mrs. John d. Lewis, Mrs. Neil
Robinson had to cast lots for the club
pin, which fell to Mrs. Couch. Social
ly invited guests for the occasion were
Mrs. Buttrick, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Prich
ard, Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Sheffey, Mrs.
L ati
Abney and Mollie Buttrick.
Miss Katie Belle Abney entertained
with a twelve course dinner. compli-
mentary to her guest Miss Ruth Ma
son, of Lewisburg, and preceding her
departure for Indiana to spend the win
ter with relatives. Miss Abney will
be missed from Charleston society dur
ing the legislative season. Those pres
ent at the dinner were Messrs. ]. A.
and c. G. Logan, Ed and Platt Bright
we'll n Rand A. p. Fullerton and
Gordon Matthews.
Well known visitors in town during
the week were, Hon. A. b. White, col
lector of Internal revenue; Ex-U. S.
Marshal NJ. S. White. of Matewan;
Mason Matthews, of Lewisburg; Hon.
S. A. Hutchinson, of Fayetteville;
Judge Thomas A. Harvey and John >.
Holt, of Huntington; j. B. Finley, of
Parkersburg; Major ]. G. Downtain
en- route from Washington to his home
at Winfield: Henry H. Neal, Of CALI
polls; W. p Floyd, of Mingo county,
guest of his brother. John B. Floyd;
J. Waterman Taylor, of Chicago, visit
ing his father, Manager Taylor, of the
Ruffner; L. d. Bingham, general trav-
cling correspondent of the Manufac-
turer's Record, of Baltimore.
Visitors here during the week, were
Miss Rhoda Beatty and her guest, Miss
Rhoda Young. of Missouri. They re-
turned to Henshaw, Wednesday. Miss
Mary Woodward, of Parkersburg, visit
ing Mrs NJ. A. Kendall; Miss Jessie
Warren, of Lexington, KY, guest of Mrs
w. c. c. Leonard; Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Lafong. Of Dayton, Ohio, Wis
iting DR.. James H. Rodgers. on Vir-