Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-24
They will spend few days with their

They will spend few days with their
relatives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. W. L. Glessner and family have
taken the residence of Mr.. Sydney
Laughlin at Woodsdale.
Miss Ida Staley, who has been a guest
of Miss Blanche Etzler, of the Island,
for several weeks, will return to-mor-
row to her home in Cincinnati. she
will be accompanied by Miss Etzler,
who will be her guest for some time.
Miss Fannie Wheat is the guest or
her schoolmate, Miss Oils, at Parkers-
burg. this week. Next week she will
visit friends in Clarksburg.
Miss Annie Pfarr, of Pleasant Valley,
ia spending the heated term at Lake
George, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs. r. H. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r, Scroggins will
leave on Tuesday for Niagara Falls.
Buffalo and Lake Chautauqua for a
two weeks outing.
Miss Katherine Saupp and sister,
Miss Fannie, of Altoona, Pa, who were
the. charming guests of the Misses Wei
ty, Of Twelfth street, for some time
past. left for Pittsburg Thursday after
noon, where they will visit their
brother for a week before returning
home. The young ladies made many
friends while here who were 10th to see
them depart.
Misses Sarah Edelan and Sarah
Broughton, two charming young ladies
of Petersburg, returned home yester-
day. after pleasant visit with Misses
Anna Carnahan and Dean Comerford,
of the South Side.
Miss Mildred b. Worrell IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. C. M. AFFORD, Of Phila-
delphia.
Charleston, W. Va. July 23.-Mrs.
John D. Lewis gave a large whist par
ty on Wednesday evening, compliment
tary to her guests, Miss FINER and
Miss Yenner, of Louisville. The house
was lavishly trimmed with bunting
and American flags, the score cards
were appropriate to the occasion, and
Neapolitan ices in red white and blue
were served. Mrs Lewis was in flow
cred white organdie oyes pink taffeta;
Miss Yenner, palest pink taffeta with
Liberty chiffon drapery, and empire
corsage banded with violet velvet in
bayadere effect; Miss FINER wore real
lace over lavender satin. low corsage
finished with a berth OF real lace over
a huting of satin. Mrs. Cameron
Lewis. Mrs. Frank Payne and Mrs. A.
II Boyd, assisted in the Inequalities.
Punch was served throughout the eve
ming. Twelve tables were used in the
game. those participating being Mrs. j.
n t. nd Mvc G | nn
Beed!er. MIR. and Mrs. Chas. S. Stacy,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lewis, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Heber Noyes, Mt. and
Mrs. Frank Payne, DR.. and Mrs. An
drew Hunter Boyd, MIR. and Mrs. j. r.
4. Carmichael Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Hubbard. Miss Albert and Miss Sea-
shoals, Kentucky; Miss Boyd. Vir-
ginia, Miss knight, Cincinnati; Misses
Richardson, Atkinson, Florence At
kinson, Anna Johnson, Noyes. Margar-
ct Ailemong, Edmonson, Sue Lewis,
Anna Taylor, Satterwait, Pearl Sat
terwait, Messrs J. A. and c. f. Ster-
rett, Beury, Schwamb, Boggs, j. and c.
Logan, E. A. and 2. w. Brightwell, /.
n. Smith, Henry Lewis, Jordan, Payne,
Flournoy, Kefauver. ]. w. and G.
Dickinson, A. d. Mead, Joseph Gaines
and NJ. o. Brooks.
Dir. Ellis Crawford and Miss Cathe-
rine Burrows were united In marriage
at the home of the brides parents, on
the South Side, Wednesday evening,
at nine o'clock. DR.. David Winters Of
ficiating. The wedding gown was
white taffeta trimmed with point APP
rlique. and the house was beautifully
decorated with flowers for the coca
SIGN A splendid wedding collation.
was served to thirty guests, at the
conclusion of the ceremony, Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford left on the early c. d
O. train Thursday morning for trip
to eastern summer resorts. Return
ing they will reside in a cosy little sur
burban home awaiting them.
AT half past ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning, in the parlcrs of the Park
Central Hotel. at Gallipolis, Miss Ola
Louise Dulany and Mr.. Harvey Farley
of this city were married They re-
turned here Thursday night TO re-
ceive the congratulations Of their
friends, after which they left for a
short trip to the Virginia Springs On
their return they will take up their
permanent residence in Charleston.
Little Miss Margaret Casteel. daught-
er CT Col. d. T. Z. Casteel OF the Sec
end West Virginia Volunteers, pleas
antly entertained party Of her young
friends in celebration of her birthday,
Saturday.
A number Of Charlestonians will
leave on the 25th for q ten days stay
at Atlantic City.
Friday was assembly night at Glen
wood Park, and greatly enjoyed by the
young people who are members. or
were invited guests for the occasion.
Mr. Fontain Broun entertained with
a boating party on the launch, Friday
evening. in honor of his guests, Miss
Converse of Louisville; and Nessrs.
". E. G. Gaillard. Of New York. and
j. F. Minor. Of Virginia. The party
was made up of Mrs. ID. c. Gallaher.
Mrs T. l. Proun. Mrs. Nina Miller
Thumm, Misres Virginia Patrick. Hell
en- and Bess Gallaher and Charlotte
Naret, and Messrs. Caillard, Minor.