Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-18

Mt. Lake Park for the last three weeks,
recovering from a recent illness, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. WEIGH, son and daughter, of
CIarksburg, who have been visiting at
the residence of Mrs. B. Saveageot,
of Huron street, returned home yee-+
terdav.
Misses Clara and Lou Shaffer, of Al
legheny, who have been visiting their
cousin, Mr.. Louis Paul. of the Island,
for the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday.
Misses Frances and May Morgan are
visiting friends in Steubenville, Ohio,
and on their return home will visit
their sirter, Mrs. George Stiff, of Wash
ington, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Gaus, the popular sales
man for John w. Herbert, leaves Mon
day morning for two weeks trip to
Cambridgeboro Springs and Phiiadel-
phia, Pa.
Charleston, w. Va, September H.
Miss Martin, of Parkersburg. was the
guest of honor at two drive whist par
ties during the week. Mrs. II. t.
Shelley entertained on Tuesday even
ing, the guests being, beside the guest
OF honor, Misses Wilson, Buttrick,
Moves, Annie Lewis, Abney.i Launie
Abney, Fitzhugh, Donnally, she Lewis,
Mollohan, Edmonson, Marjorie Gentry,
and Marguerite Allemong, and Messrs.
Jordon, Alban Snyder, Nicholas RITZ
hugh, Henry Lewis, John Fry, Nicholas
Flournoy, George McClintic. c. f. and
]. 3. Sterrett, Wilson Noyes, j. f. Lo-
gan and Joseph Gaines, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffries. Miss Launiei Abney won
the first prize, cluster OF bridesmaid
roses. On Wednesday evening Miss
Martin was again the honor guest, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Prichard entertaining.
A prize in the shape of an exquisite
gold photograph frame was awarded
to Miss Ashton Wilson, who made the
highest score. Five tables were used
in play. those present including Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Couch,
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Ruby, Mrs. Cannon,
Mrs. Shelley, Misses Martin, Wilson,
Graynum, Buttrick, Robinson, Edmon~
son: Messrs. McClintic, G. +. and }.
B. Sterrett and Meade Prichard
Mrs. Cameron Lewis entertained at
luncheon Wednesday complimentary TO
Mrs. C. S. Stacey and Mrs. AshDy Lee
Biedler. who left the following day
for their homes in Richmond and New
York. after spending the summer the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Lewis. The table decorations
were very handsome. AT the board
were Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Stacey, Mrs.
Biedler, Mrs. C. G. Lewis, Mrs. John
d. Lewis. Mrs. J. M Payne, Mrs. c. X.
PAYNE. Mrs. Frank Payne, Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. G.. O. Chiffon, Miss Annie Lewis,
Miss Edmonson.
Golf and piicnicking parties at Glen
wood fill in society's afternoons since
autumn weather made atnletlc sport
nossible and fashionable. On Tuesday
evening thirty-fve enjoyed the INKS
tennis, bowling and delightful sup
per. Among the number were MT. ana
Mrs. ID. G. Gallaher, Miss Helen Gaiia-
her Mrs. Nina Miller Thum, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Harry Brooks Smith, Mr. and MRS.
f. n. Staunton, MIR. and Mrs. a. V.
Smith, Miss Dana, Miss Rookie, MISS
Satterthwait MessTs, Brightwell, }. n.
Smith, John Dana and D. W. Patterson.
Hon. and Mrs. w. f. Chiffon are be-
ing congratulated on the birth OF
daughter.
All the residence Of the brides father,
G. ]. Botkin, on Washington street
Miss Edith Mae Botkin was quietly
married Wednesday afternoon to John
r Skaggs, Dr. J. G. Barr officiating.
The couple left Immediately on a short
trim which will include visit to the
grooms parents in Ohio. The bride Is
a highly esteemed young music teacher
of the city. Mr.. Skaggs occupies the
responsible position Of stenographer In
the law Office of Chiffon, MacCorkle q
Chiffon.
Mrs. c. w. Lawrence will take Mrs
William Burlinghame's house, furnish
ed for the winter, which will also be
the home of her brother, Hon. Joseph
Holt Gaines, and Of his father. Hon.
Theophilus Gaines. of Fayetteville, who
will come here TO reside.
The appearance of VIII Burdette. a
volng social fayorite. as "Cnivy." in
David Garrick, as portrayed by Charles
Kings company. at the Opera House,
Wednesday night, was the signal for
an outpouring Of society people. The
vouug comedian was called before the
| footlights and made very graceful
sueech to his home friends between
curtains.
Miss Diana Norton will arrive Mon
dav from Washington. to be the guest
of Miss Ruth Moliohan for two weeks.
! Harry McChesney and wife, Of st.
Louis. are expected here some time
next week on visit to relatives; Mrs.
Helen Bowne. OF Brooklyn, will arrive
during the week on a visit 10 her
daughter, Mrs. Harrison Brooks Smith.
Dickinson Memorial chapel, with
deep regret. parts with its pastor for
the past two years, Rev. ]. w. Hamp-
ton. who has been made presiding ell
der Of the Catlettsburg district. He
viii leave with his interesting family.
| the latter part Of next week for his
new home at Ashland.
Visitors here during the week num-
br: Lieut.. John - Thayer. q the