Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30

/ Mr.. James Neili left last night for
Taylor, Texas, on a few weeks hunting
trip.
Charleston, w. Va, October 29.-The
Scientific Sixteen Whist Club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Katie
Belle Abney, the honor guest being
Miss Ball, of Maysville, house guest of
the hostess. The club pin was captured
by Miss Annie Laidley, who made the
highest score. Visitors were Mrs. Cur
tbs Dawley, Mrs. G. o. Chiffon, Mrs.
James Payne, Mrs. Harry Prichard,
Miss Nina Henry, Miss Elizabeth
Rookie, Miss Satterthwait, Miss Bess
Randolph, Miss Dana, Miss Gertrude,
Byme, Miss Anna Johnson, Miss Mary
Thayer, Miss Nell Ward, Miss Char
lotte Allemong, Miss Grace Robinson.
At meeting of the local chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy Thursday
with Mrs. Laura Fitzhugh, Mrs. S. S.
Green was reelected President; Mrs.
Geo. Donaldson, Vice President Mrs.
j. B. Houston, Assistant Vice President;
Mrs. Laura Fitzhugh, Secretary, and
Mrs. Mabel Anderson, Treasurer. The
organization is making preparations for
a Christmas bazaar.
Mrs. John d. Lewis, Virginia street,
handsomely entertained the Art club
at her home ON Virginia street, Tuesday
afternoon.
The Violet Club gave dance at Elk's
hall, Wednesday night About eigh-
teen couples participated, and delight
full refreshments were served.
At the meeting of the Wednesday
club with Mrs. ]. B. Houston, Wdnes-
day afternoon, Miss Maud Houston. just
returned from England and Scotland,
gave an interesting talk on her travels
The only other non-member present at
the meeting was Miss Hcnaker, guest
Of Mrs. r. g. Hubbard. Mrs. Mable
Anderson will be the clubs hostess next
week.
Rev. R. Ashlin White has been called
to the co-pastorate of the First Pres
byterian church. Mr.. White is from
Moorefield, this State. He visited the
church here recently and made an eX
cellent impression. Although quite
young he gives promise OF becoming all
able preacher.
The bowling record Of Charleston,
and probably Of West Virginia, was
broken this week by the Gloon Whist
Cubs alley, by Mr.. j. 4. Thomas, who
made the phenomenal score OF 2I3. MI.
Thomas stole the laureis frcm DR.. J.
n. Mahan, whose record a. Beech
wood this fall was 253.
The opening of Miss Emma Dodd-
ridges school OF physical culture and
dancing was q fashionable event both
to the young society folk OF the city,
and the frieAds Excellent music was
furnished, and twenty OF more couples
paid devoted worship TO terpsicnOre
during the afternoon.
Miss LoWenstein entertained with
german at Elk's hall on Friday evening
complimentary to her guest. Mics Ma
ME LOWelstein, CT Columbus Ohio.
The reception rooms and dancing nall
of the clubs apartments were beautl-
fully decorated, and a sumptuous re-
past was. served at midnight.
Mrs. Stewart Walker, Of Martinsburg,
is expected here shortly on an extended
visit to her parents.
Miss Mary Thayer will sail for Cuba
the 10th CT November, where she will
join her brother, Lieutenant John A.
Thayer, Of the Fourth U. S. Immunes,
and will spend the winter.
The Jewish Social Club enjoyed one
Of the most delightful drive whist par
ties of the season at their club rooms
at Elk's hail, on Wednesday evening.
A spirited game was followed by a
collation. elegantly served.
E. l.. Boggs has purchased the beautl-
full home built by r. l.. Stevens, the
late Pittsburg coal man, on kanaWna
street. and never occupied. Mr.. Ste
vens' death was announced when the
finishing touches were being put on
the beautiful structure, ad his family
did not afterward care to change their
residnce The family of Mr.. Boggs,
who is Governor Atkinson's private
secretary, will move in November LIST.
Tuesday night was regular ladies'
night at the Gloon Whist Club, and
informal dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour The active members Of the
club will give a large whist party and
dance on November 4th.
Miss Elizabeth Boiling Pendleton and
Mr.. Clarence Logan RAIDER were quiet
" married Wednesday at the home Of
the brides uncle, Mr.. Murray L. Briggs,
en- South Side. Both the young people
nave UEtu tOnUSNtCu VIII liz WA
known retail house of Coyle & Richard
sen for some time, the groom as man
ager Of the shoe department. Both
have hosts Of friends, to whom they
will be at home after November LIST at
No. 512 Quarter street.
Mrs. John Norvell, its founder, enter
tanned the Woman's Kanawha Literary
Club at her home on Virginia street,
Wednesday afternoon. The following
programme was enjoyed: Nominalism
and realism, Mrs. Fitzhugh; heloise and
abelfard. Mrs. Langley; early French
literature, Mrs. Caruthers; contempor-
aneous history, Mrs. Lounsberry.
At Mrs. George Donaldson's next
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Lounsberry,
who has just returned from several
months Red Cross work at Letter hos
pital, Camp Thomas, will give an in
teresting and instructive talk on Chick
amauga.
Mrs c. W. Root will open a first
class ladies' gymnasium in the same
building with the Gloon Whist Club,
on Monday Mrs Root is graduate of
the Posse gymnasium. Boston. Mass,
and the women and children of
Charleston will doubtless be greatly
benefited by her work.
Mrs. Charles Edwin Ward has re-
turned to her home here, after an alb
Sence of more than a year much inn