Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

NILS. JULIUS POLLOCK anu daughter
Miss Emily, are in Burlington. iowa,
Mrs. Pollock's girlhood home.
Special to the Register.
Charleston, September 24.-The mem
bers of the Wednesday club were the
guests of Mrs. r. B. Caruthers We'd
nesday evening, on the naptha launch
Ruth, which made the trip to Lock s
and return, after five p. N. During the
trip down a delightful lunch was dis
cussed. The party numbered: Mrs
Norvefle, Mrs. Burdett, Mrs. Stiles
Mrs. Lohmeyer, Mrs. Connell. Mrs
Howell, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Houston, Mrs Hubbard Mrs
Davis and Mrs. Caruthers.
Mrs. Emma Gillison Harris. visiting
her old home from Galveston, Texas
was the guest of honor at a delightful
reception rendered by Mrs. B. H. Oxley
from the hours C four to six, Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harris
left for the South at noon on Thursday
Invitations have been received here tc
the marriage of Miss Persis Hagens
Heerans, Of Kingwood, to Mr. James
Russell Trotter which happy event will
take place at ''The Pines" Kingwood
the home of the brides grandfather
Hon. James C. McGrew, October fifth
at eleven o'clock a. m. Quite party
including the brides brother, Z. NJ
Heernans, Of the Herald staff, viii &C
UP from here for the nuptials. The
young couple will be at home here, after
October twenty-sixth.
S. B. Browning. who has for some
time been engaged as stenographer in
the auditors office, left Wednesday fol-
his home in Logan county to engage in
mercantile business. Miss Roberta
Coleman, stenographer to Governor At
kinson, will assist with the work in
Mr.. LaFollette's office.
Miss Helen Gallaher will leave next
week for school at Irvin-on-the- Hudson
Justus. Collins, the well-known Glen
Jean coal man, is putting up a hand
some reside&ce on Kanawha street, next
to Mrs T. B. Swans, and will remove
his family here
Mrs n R. C. Morrow, of Fairmont
who will be here next week in attend
ance on the State convention of the W.
C. t. o., of which she is president, will
be the guest Of Mrs. Charles Ward,
during the meeting.
Mrs. Eugene Dana gave pretty din
ner at Glenwood club, Wednesday ev-
ening, to Mrs Helen Bovine, who has
just returned from six months trip
to Europe. and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Harrison Brooks Smith.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. d. G. Gal
laher ard daughters, Miss Helen and
Miss Bess; Mrs Thum. Miss Bess Dana,
and Messrs. |. N. Smith. E. A. Bright
well and John Dana. The party went
down early in traps, and an exciting
game of golf was enjoyed,
The |Voman's Kanawha Literary club
will hold it's first meeting for the sea
son on next THURSDAY. The subject for
study this year is France, and the pro-
granlme will include a map talk on VhsA
country by the former president, Mrs.
B. S. Morgan, and paper, From
Clovis to Charlema gne," by the present
president, Mrs. Barnard Houston.
Among Homecoming Charlestonians
are: Miss Nina Henry. who has re-
turned from a lengthy absence in Bal
timore; Miss Alice Patton and Miss
Florence Dickinson, from two week S
stay in Fayette county; Miss Julia Nc
Farland is at home on brief visit from
Washington. d. c.: Mrs. George S.
Couch is back from Marietta, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Mary Nc
Masters; George S. Couch is at home
from a business trip to Chicago; Ed
win M. Keatley has returned from Min
go county.
visitors here number: Miss Nina
Holt Of Lewisburg, guest of Miss Ger
tie Bvrne: Mrs. C. L. William, OF East
Walnut Hills. Cincinnati. visiting her
aunt Mrs. r. S. TruslCw, at the ST. Al
bert Mrs. Walter Brown Fairfield, who
has spent the summer on Santa Cruz
island. off the coast OF Santa Barbara,
sperding a week with Miss Carolyn
Gentry. en- route to her home in Wash
ington. D. c.; Mrs. Ed. McConihay and
Miss Dolly Gosnay, of Lewiston, and
Mrs. d. F. Mohler, Of Staunton, and
Miss Mamie Crawford. of Louisville,
guests of Mrs. NJ. F. Mohler: Ireland
Hampton. of Fort Worth, Texas, on a
visit TO his parents, Rev and Mrs. j.
NJ HAMPTON: DR.. J. b. Worrall, of Dan
VILE. Ky, the guest Of Mrs j.. a.
Mead; Rev. R. NJ Mann, of Elizabeth
town. KY, stopping with Mr.. }. /.
Waters: Lieut.. Col. Clarence l..
smith. on his way to Knoxville to re-
i0in his regiment; j. B. Menager, of
Point Pleasant; ]. L. Hamill. Of WEIGH;
Loren Dickinson. the well-knoWn tooac-
conist. of Richmond.
out OF town are: Mrs. F. Fl. Mark
ell at Frederick. Maryland; Mrs. J. Z.
Middleton. who has gone to join Lieut..
Middleton at Knoxville; Miss Florence
Peterson, visiting friends at Crown
City: Mrs. William Wyant, at Mekees-
mort PENNSYLVANIA. for the winter;
Miss Hattie Thayer. to visit her sister
Mrs. E. c. Kirker, at Harrison. Tennes-
see. Nessrs. A. P, L. c. and c. A
Gates. to spend a few days with their
mother at Bidwell. Ohio; Auditor La
Toilette New York: T C. Tompkins. re-
turned to medical college at Baltimore
Maryland.
Mrs. Will Carr and family left to-day
to.ioin DR.. Carr in Chicago, where they
will 60 on to Seattle to reside. Dr.
Carr left here for the Klondyke a year
ago. ..
The question as to whether the State
Sunday school convention shall hold
its annual session here next spring, vii
be decided by the several Sunday
schools of the city next Sunday.
The opening meeting OF the Chau'
.aunua Circle for this year was held al