Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-30
NElGHBORHOOD.

groom's best man. Out-of-tOwn guests
we've Mrs. l.. B. Jackson, sister OF the
bride, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. Frank
of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. McWhorter enter
tanned very pleasantly on Tuesday ev-
ening, in compliment to Miss Margaret
Paul, who is visiting her brother,
Mr.. J. W. Paul, chief inspector Of
mines. After a delightful programme
Of entertainment, appetizing refresh
ments were served The guests includ-
ed Miss Carver, Miss McWnorter. Miss
Blundon and Miss Gilchrist; Messr5.
j. r. Trotter, W. B. Matthews, ]. W..
Paul, w. A. Lowther, M. P. Shawkey
and L. c. Anderson.
Miss Atkinson and Miss Florence
Atkinson are with Mrs. George w. At
kinson, in Washington.
Mrs. John D. JeiIries is visiting her
parents at Parkersburg.
Mrs. James Fl. Hughes accompanied
by Miss Hannabal, OF Huntington, is
the guest Of her brother, Douglas
Hughes, at Mrs. Quarters boarding
house, on Kanawha street
Mrs. A. heidelberg entertained a
evening. Five tables were employed
in the game, which was unusually spir-
tied. At it's conclusion splendid col
lation was served.
Mrs. Ernest Howell was the charm
ing hostess of the Art Needlework
Club On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
T. o. NJ. Davis was elected a member
of the club at this meeting. The only
out-of-town guest was Mrs. Hopkins,
of Kansas City, who is visiting Mrs.
M. f. Styles. Mrs. Graves Hubbard
will entertain the club next week, at
her home on the corner Of Board and
Washington streets.
Miss Grace Holloway who has spent
the winter here, the guest of her uncle.
Mr.. Curtis Dawley, left Wednesday for
her home at st. Paul. MINI.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes royalty enter
tanned the Scientific Whist Club We'd
| nesday afternoon. The club trophy
was captured by Miss Pearl Satter-
thwait. Invited guests outside of the
club membership were Miss Moves, Of
Maysville, Ky; Miss Payne, of Vir-
ginia; Mrs Donaldson, Mrs. j. R. Seal,
Mrs. c. c. Lewis, Mrs. John D. Lewis,
Mrs. Thalaker Mrs. G. o. Chiffon, Mrs.
Blake Stewart, Miss Gentry, Miss Ken
na, Miss Holloway, Of ST. Paul; Miss
Ellison, Miss Amelia Donnally, Miss
Bess Randolph, Miss Anne Lewis. Miss
Anna Johnson, and Miss Charlotte AL
iemong.
The Capitol Whist Club met with
Miss Clara Strauss on Monday evening,
and was charmingly entertained. There
were five tables used in the game, after
| which a light repast was discussed.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club en-
joyed a pleasant meeting with Mrs.
Frank Markell this week. Six tables
were added, making quite a large party
in all. The club will accept the hos
pitality of Mrs William McManmy at
it's coming meeting next Friday after
noon.
A notable social event Of the week
was the dance rendered the Rabbit
Foot Whist Club, at the City Club
looms Dancing began promptly at 8
o'clock; at II an elaborate collation.
was served, after which a graceful CO
tillion was led by Mr.. John Atkinson
Thayer with Miss Maize Couch, daugh-
ter Of the hostess. Assisting Mrs.
Couch in the entertainment of the
young people were Mrs. E. B. Dyer,
Mrs. D. c. Gallaher, Mrs. Vaudeville
Thum and Mrs. Neil Robinson. Those
participating in the terpsichorean fes-
! tivities were Miss Lounie Abney, Miss
Elizabeth Rookie, Miss Alice Bovine, Of
New York: Miss Fanny Truslow, Miss
Elizabeth Gallaher, Miss Louise Rob
iDson, Miss Ruth Mcllohan, Miss
Sweet Mollohan, Miss Ashton Wilson.
Miss Edna Young, Miss Mary McMas-
ters, of Marietta, O.; Miss Keith Fon-
tame. Miss Nell Atkinson, and Miss
Collins; and Messrs. George Couch,
Arnlistead and Hoople Mead, Hanson
Black, Will Burlington, Ed and Platte
Brigl:twell, Henry Lewis, Harry Boggs,
Briscoe Peyton, Dr. F. A. Couch. l. N.
Smith and John A. Thayer.