Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
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CHARLESTON, w. Va. February s.
The semi monthly meeting of the Ladies
kanawha Literary Club took place at the
home Of Mrs. John Norveil. on Wedres-
Gay afternoon. After a discussion of
events Mrs. M M Williamson gave a
paper on Klopstock and Wieland, which
was followed by readings from Nathan,
The Wise, by Mrs B. S. Morgan. The
club having just finished the German
Age Of Chivalry, will now take up The
Revival Of Learning TO which it will
devote two months. Mrs. Graves Hub
bard will erNertain the club at its next
meeting, February 18th.
The Wednesday club had a we'll attend
ed meeting at the home of Mrs. Graves
Hubbard. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Lonnyeer will De the clubs hostess next
Wednesday.
The Ladies Of the Art Club were the
guests of Mrs. Cameron Lewis on Monday
a4toTnoon.
Miss Lillian Powell, of Richmond, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John l.. Thorn
hull, was the guest of homer at a gay little
card party Thursday night, given By her
sister, at which rhe following were pres
emit and participated: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Feyton. bir and Mrs. C. c.
Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. George Goshorn, Mr..
and Mrs. Graves Hubbard, Mrs. B. S.
Morgan, Miss Ida Rand. Miss Norma Nc
Farland. DR. Shelton, James Mcfarland,
Q. j. Cherry, Bernard and WEI Peyton
and Neyes Burdett.
Mrs. Albert Schwabe was the charming
hostess at a spirited game of whist, ar
"a r.
Charlotte Warner, of Buffalo, n. y, on
Tuesday evening.
The Calliopean Culture Circle met for
study this week with the Misses Frank
enberger, Oh Lee street. The reading from
Herbert Spencer's Education, which the
club has just taken UP, provoked much
interesting discussion
Mrs. William McManamy, in entertain
ing the Married Ladies' Whist Club, in
troduced a pleasing note of novelty in
arranging a. game of twentieth century
euchce instead of the usual whist, which
occupiel two hours. and was greatly en-
joyed. Beautiful favors were pinned to
the gowns Of the Players by Miss Eliza
beth GdllaheT and Miss Charlotte Naret.
At five o'clock a. tempting collation. was
served.
Mrs. j. c. Brown, of Lewisburg. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Couch.
Clarence Zeller, local agent of the
United States Express Co npany, and Miss
Myrtle La1lalan were united in marriage
at the Presbyterian manse, by Rev David
Winters at $50 O'Clock on Wednesday
evening. The marriage was witnessed by
only few intirnate friends of the con
tracing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Zeller will
BE- at home to their friends next week at
Mrs. Hitchcock's.
The Jewish elite were entertained at tea
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. s. NJ
Lowenstein, at her home on Quarter
street The affair was in honor Of Mrs.
Adler, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Warner, Of
Buffalo, N Y and Mrs. Jordon, of
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Helen Bovine. who has been the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Harrison B.
Smith, is in company with her daughter,
Miss Alice Bovine, in Cincinnati, visiting
the family OF Mr.. Frank Dana, of Avon
dale.
MIR. Hoople Mead entertained at cards,
a dancing club recently formed by six
teen or twenty Of the younger society peo-
pie of the city, at the home of his mother
on Tuesday night.
The Easy Chair Club. which meets for
the discussion of Current Literature had
a pleasant meeting with Mrs Romer
Winlsler this week.
a largely attended and brilliant affair,
rejecting in its perfection of detail the
excellent management Of Mr.. Joe Schwab,
who as connl1utee Of one, had the
entire affair in charge 1t was planned
Mrs Warner. Of Buffalo. n Y, Mrs Ad-
Ter, of Cincinnati: Mrs Jordon Of Kenosha
Wis. and Miss Straus. Of Philadelphia.
The young men Of the Capital Whist Club
We're the hosts of the evening, and their
guests included the following names in
Hebrew circles i'll this city: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Gallenberg, Nj. and Mrs. A. Midel-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Baer, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Philip F'rankenberger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith Mr.. and Mrs. J. Friedman,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Go,dbartf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Schwsabe, and Mr. and Mrs. Sol
May; Miss Kaufman, Miss Teresa Kauf-
man, Miss Midelburg, Miss Hess, Miss
Beatrice and Miss Leah Hess, Miss
Frankenberger and Miss Amelia Frank
enberger, Miss Lowenstein, Miss Strauss;
Messrs. Dave Baer, II. Kleeman. Phil.
May, Max and Herbert Strauss. Joseph
Schwab Lou and Ike Lowenstein. IsaGore
May and S. A. Moses.
Miss Mamie Lowenstein. the attractive
daughter of s. Nj. L.owenstein. handsomely
entertained the Capi-cl Whist Club at her
home on Quarter street Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs William G. Hubbard entertained
the Scientific Sixts en Whist Club Wednes-
day afternoon. The house was lighted
with shaded banquet lamps, and & dainty
collation. was served during the afternoon
The club souvenir was captured by Miss
Elizabeth Noyes Miss Sue Lewis viii be
the clubs hostess next week.
Mrs. b. Gallenberger entertained
eoterie of friends On Wednesday after
NOON in honor of several visitors from
Cincinnati and the east.
Mrs Rudolph Finer yaught. arrived in
the city On Wednesday on 81 visit to her
mother Mrs Anrie Alieuong, erroCte 70
Ba.timore for an extended stay.