Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-13

groom is bookkeeper at the Steuben-
vile pottery, and the bride is the eldest
daughter of the late w. H. Mooney, and
both are popular in Steubenville So
ciety. Among those who attended the
wedding were the. following from out
side the city: Rev. S. w. Miller and
wife, of Salisbury, Pa; Miss Davis, Of
Youngstown; Mrs. w l.. Stewart, OF
Pittsburg; Miss Emma Mooney, OF
Pittsburg; Mrs. T. B. Coulter, of In
gram, Pa.
Charleston, November 11.-Miss
Maud Hubbard was the Scientific Six
teens charming hostess this week. Her
guests outside the club numbered, Mrs.
Thalaker, Mrs. r. C.. Hubbard; Miss
Honaker, Virginia, Rand, Dayton. Ken
lucky; Mae Satterthwait, Edmonson,
Rookie, Julia Thayer and Kate Staun-
ton. Miss Annie Laidley won the pin.
The club will be entertained next week
by Miss Marguerite Allemong.
The Woman's Kanawha Literary
Club was entertained on Wednesday by
Mrs Fred Paul Groscup; THE Trouba-
dours and Trouveres," Mrs. William
son, Philip Augustus and the Cru
sades," Mrs. Houston; Contemporaries
uos History Mrs. Woodman. The
clubs next meeting will be held No
vember 22d. Mrs. Grosscup leaves next
week for the West, to spend the win
ter
Mrs. Florence Grayum entertained at
dinner complimentary to Mrs. Phil.
Piersol of Wilmington, N. c., who has
been the guest for week Of her Sis
ter, Mrs. C. B. Couch. Covers were
laid for ten, the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Couch, Mr.. and Mrs George
B. Laidley, Mis- Mary Mann Peyton,
Miss Mollie Buttrick, Miss Ella Craig,
and DR.. William Tompkins. Mrs.
Piersol left Wednesday for Cedar
Grove, and Greenbrier county, where
she will visit relatives en- route home
o. f. Payne has succeeded w. F. Tul-
" as agent of the X. ". railroad here,
and travelling auditor Newcomer, OF the
Ohio Central lines was engaged mere
this week making the transfer. Z. Il.
Heiner, formerly of Point Pleasant, has
been transferred to the freight oilce
here.
The Associated Charities and City
Union of Kings Daughters will unite
In holding a charity bazaar in one OF
the unused store rooms on Capitol
street, Thanksgiving evening, and last
ing throughout the week. Two meals
a day will be served, program OF enter
tainments will be offered every even
ing, and great array OF fancy articles
for holiday presents will be on hand
for sale. 1t is thought that the enter
tainment, which will be given for the
INDECENT poor of the city, will be a
great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Beury nee Glee-
son. of Washington, d. c., are receiv-
ing the coincidence of their friends on
tire death of their youngest child, which
occurred at Mrs. w. a. Quarters, at
this place. The little one was only
six months old. and died OF a brief
illness of pneumonia. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Wednesday morning.
Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
An approaching event of interest to
fashionable society throughout the
State is the marriage Of Miss Majorie
Gentry, the beautiful daughter Of Mrs.
Kathleen Kenna Gentry, to Hon. Jo-
seph Holt Gaines State District Attor-
ney, which brilliant event will take
place at four o'clock in the afternoon,
November twenty-third. The happy
couple will leave Immediately for an
eastern wedding trip. and on their re-
turn will go to housekeeping here.
The hospitable home of Mrs. Came
ron Lewis was thrown open TO the Art
Club Tuesday afternoon. About tWen-
ty members were present, and enjoyed
a delightful lunch after several hours
of work and discussion on topics OF gen
eral interest to the assembled cOteriC.
The Hebrew Social Club enjoyed
another of it's every other Wednesday
evening whist games, this week.
Twelve tables were employed in play,
the head prize falling to Mrs. Gold
barth and Mr.. Dave Baer. Miss Rika
Frankenberger and Mr.. Simon Moses
received the consolation prizes. There
will be dance at the club rooms next
Wednesday night.
A cnrysanthemum show was the at
traction at the Woman's Exchange
Wednesday. Over twenty varities of
the beautiful fall blossom wIe on eX-
hibition.
AT the regular meeting of the We'd
nesday Club, this week, Mrs. c. w.
Root was elected member. The only
other guest of the occasion outside the
club was Mrs. r. S. Henry.
Mrs. Charles Whitehall Root opened
her gymnasium here for women and
children this morning. 1t is fitted out
with Swedish apparatus, has dressing
rooms and maid attending, and prom
Uses to be very popular with the society
women of the city.
Miss Bessie Ewart, daughter of Mr.
J.. H. Ewart, eX-postmaster of the city,
was mar led to Mr.. Thomas A. Mclean,
also a citizen of Charleston, by Dr. j.
c. Barr, Ut ) o'clock Wednesday after
loon. A sumptuods wedding supper
was afterward served at the Hotel St.
Albert, where the young couple will re-
side. The bridal gown was of white
organdie, the bride carrying a beautiful
boquet of white crysanthemums. Mr.
Mclean is assistant superintendent for
this State of one of the popular life in
surance companies OF New York.
Mrs. Eugene Dana handsomely enter
tanned the Married Ladies Whist Club
at it's regular meeting. Her guests
were Mrs. Witt, Of Lynchburg, Va;
Mrs. Taum, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs Robin
son, Mrs Boggs, Mrs. Moulton and
Mrs. Buttrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Steele. and Miss Mary
Steele who spent the summer in Mon
roe county, are now at their home here
for rho winter