Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-17

Hubbard, Mrs. William Lohmeyer
Mrs. F. l.. Beardsley, Mrs. b. A. Ca
ruthers, Mrs. Ernest Howell. Mrs. j
f. Burdette, Mrs. Ellen Hill, Mrs. Geo
ConneH, Mrs. Mabel Anderson and
Mrs. T. o. NJ Davis.
Glenwood was the scene OF pretty
dinner dance on Tuesday evening
given by Mrs. ]. NJ. Payne in honor OF
her guest, Miss Stacia Miller, of Louis
vile. The club house piazza was dec
GRATED with Japanese lanterns. and the
ball room with flowers. The dancers
| represented the entire younger portion
of Charleston's social world. Mrs
Frank Abney, Mrs. d. c. Gallaher and
Mrs C. c. Naret assisted Mrs. Payne
in entertaining. The favored guests
were: Misses Stacia Miller, Lloyd. OF
Virginia; Katie Bell, Launie Abney
Charlotte Allemong. Louise Robinson
Helen and Bess Gallaher, Helen Davis
Cora Henry, Ruth Mollohan, Ashton
Wilson, Emily Quarter, Annie Moul-
ton. Edith Fitzhugh, Elizabeth Rookie;
Messrs Henry Lewis, Charlie and jim
Logan, Chris. Smith, John Dana. Ed
and Plat Brightwell. viii and Prem
tice Birmingham, George Couch, Doug
las and Ben Roller, Pat and MICH
Flournoy Hoople Need, Noys Burdette
Philip Snyder and DR.. Luther Hay
mond, of Clarksburg.
One of the successful affairs OF the
week was subscription dance given
at Glenwood, by a patriotic society OF
ladies recently formed to furnish hos
pital supplies for the American soldiers
T,,lp md L
the sick at Camp Atkinson. Col. Cas-
teel. with Lieut. Col. Moore and his en-
tire staff of officers were present. The
assembly was composed of the members
of Beechwood and Glenwood Clubs
and went from the city on the naptha
launch and in private conveyances,
Mrs. D.. C. Gallaher, Mrs. Frank Payne
Mrs. Joseph Ruffner, Mrs. A. w. Wat
rous. Mrs. Henry Cannon, Mrs. John
Lewis. Mrs. James Couch and Mrs
Fred Staunton were patronesses.
The launch Ruth carried out a gay
crowd Wednesday evening, the guests
of Captain w. II. Levi. Among the
number were Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Cotton, Mrs. Mamie Mcintyre, Miss
Nell Atkinson, Miss Cora Henry, Miss
Fannie Bibby, Miss Matte Bibby, Miss
| Norma Mcfarland. Lieutenant Carboy
Sergeant Hamer, VIII Burdette, G. w
Atkinson, Jr, and ]. w. Wilson, the
young officers being the honor-guests
| The party left the city at $50, and
enjoyed a dainty lunch on the water
after they had been out about an hour
The most notable event of the sum
| mer season was a progressive dinner Of
! fifty covers given by Miss Annie d
| Lewis, Wednesday evening, compliment
tary to Miss FINER and Miss Genner
| of Louisville The decorations were
| patriotic and formed of red carnations
white roses and violets, and the menl
cards were tied with the three color:
CT ribbon. Miss Lewis wore a beauti
| full gown of white dotted swiss ovei
white silk; Mrs. John ID. Lewis was In
cerise organdie over silk of the same
| shade ornamented with bow knots o.
| black velvet ribbon; Miss Yenner wore
| blanc ivorie mouselaine over white
| taffeta; Miss Finer was in pink witt
| draperies of Paris mousselaine, anC
pink MORE sash.
Judge and Mrs. Cyrus Hall entertain
ed with O'Clock dinner on Tuesday
evening, in compliment to Governor
and MS. Atkinson The board wai
| ornamented with a centre piece Of reC
geraniums. white carnations, and corn
| flowers, and the five courses were serv
ed in patriotic colors. the sandwiches
| being tied with red. white and blue rib
| bons, and the salads, ices and bon boni
colored appropriately. At each plat
was a miniature American flag Of silk
pinned. afterward, to the corsages o
| the ladies and the coats Of the gentle
men. The hostess wore parma blu'
over violet, and Mrs. Atkinson was II
| a handsome dinner gown Of black. The
guests were Governor and Mrs. Atkin.
| son. Governor and Mrs. MacCorkle
State Treasurer and Mrs. Kendall
Mayor and Mrs. DeGuyter, Mr. and Mrs
]. ]. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Nor.
gan. Mr.. and Mrs George Goshorn
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Shelley, Miss Louis.
| Brown, OF Parkersburg; Secretary o
| State w NJ 0. Dawson, Colonel Geo
| A. Patton and Major Howard Akin
| son.
Mrs. John d. Lewis will entertain
next week at her home on Virgini;
| street, LOT NET GAITdCtlNS guests. MIS-
| Yenner and Miss Finer, of Louisville
A few society men rendered a rive
| excursion to several of the city
charming young visitors Monday ev
ening. The Ruth was chartered 10
| the occasion, and with Messrs Norvel
| In charge, took the party TO Lock Six
| where supper was served, and return
Composing the party were Mr. and Mrs
G. o. Chiffon, Miss Boyd, Miss Albert
Miss Worral, Miss Johnson, Miss Nil
Ter. Miss Gallaher, and Miss Atkinson
and Messrs. C. p Logan. Noryell RAM
IP. W. Flournoy. A ID. Meade, r
Brightwell, j. A. Logan and w. 7
Thayer.
Mrs. John d. Lewis Is entertainin
her mother. Mrs Agnes Finer, and he
sisters. Miss Agnes and Miss Rosabe
OF Louisville.
An event Of importance n the worl
q Jewish society was lArge river q