Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-13
CHARLESTON.

~tlGHiiIC olALSEn w HlSL AluD
,,eptirg. which was to have taken
,,5se at the home of Miss Sue Lewis
!ri- week, has been postponed on &C.
'grar of the illness OF Miss Lewis
rbo Wednesday Club was entertain
Oh tbis week by Mrs. Lohmeyer. At
II. a pleasant session, a dainty repast
ras discussed Mrs. B. S. Morgan
I'M he the Clubs hostess next We'd
slrs sol May entertained the Mar
-ied Ladies' Card Club Wednesday af-
. ;eu0On.
Miss Lillian Powell, of Richmond,
Vas guest OF honor at a pleasant
card pa ty at the home of Mrs. Chas.
p4ron Wednesday evening. Miss
powell is The guest of her sister. Mrs.
1obn l.. Thornhill, on Broad street.
1rrs. F. B. Enslow, of Huntington, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. w.
STANTON.
}Irs T. 0. NJ. Davis is visiting her
husband at GAINESVILLE, 0.
Juigo Okey Johnson, dean of the
faw school at the University, was a
visitor in town this week.
d. tte Northern part Of the State.
T. l. Cahell and wife of Powellton,
qra HI the city. the guests OF Mrs. Ca
hels parents, Judge and Mrs. James
NJ Couch, Jg.
C. Beury will entertain at dinner
i rhe Hotel Ruffner on ST. Valentine S
dam. in compliment to his niece.
The Daughters of the COnfederacy
are making preparations for a fancy
frrss BAH. to be held at che rooms of
,ha City Club, on St Valentines eve
mig Tie decorations are to carry
olr scheme Of green and white. Mr..
Fl-ip G. Walker has been selected to
lead -he cotillion.
Miss Robert Coleman. stenOgrapher
70 Governor Atkinson, is visiting rel2-
tive, in Chicago. During her absence
Hiss Louise Hutsinpillar is filling her
place.
Gordon Mathews, of Lewisburg, son
Of eN-Goy. Mathews, was the guest OF
his aunt. Mrs. Spicer Patrick, several
DAYS this week.
Miss Margaret PAUL, who has been
foE HE past two weeks, the guest OF
her brother, J. w. PAUL, left Thurs
div for Parkersburg, to visit friends
en- route to her home at Monongah
cards have been received here an
r1uncing the marriage at New York,
last week. Of Miss Anna Elizabeth
Sohlcr and Mr.. Shrewsbury j Miller.
q we'll known Charleston boy. The
bride and groom are now the guests OF
the lajter's brother, Mr.. Walton Mil
Ter Of Fairmont They are expected
here early next week on a visit to his
mother. Mrs. Helen Miller at Mr.. D.
c. Gailahers.
AIrs. Betty Levy, who accompanied
the remains Of her brother, Mr. u. =.
Galaher. from Richmond to this city,
returned to her home in Baltimore,
this week.
gloom has been thrown over So
ciety by the death, at Nashville, n O.,
Wednesday Of Miss olivia Watrous.
Miss Various was taken south for her
health in the fall. She was an only
daughter of devoted parents. The in
1erment took place from the family
home on Quarter street, on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Fannie Truslow was the host
ess al the last meeting Of the Rabbit
Foot Whist Club. Miss Fitz and Miss
Edith Thayor were visitors. The pin
was captured by Miss Charlotte Naret
Miss Ashton Wilson will entertain the
crib at its next meeting.
Wesley Mollohan has Joined Sena-
tor Camden's party at Tampa, Florida.
Miss Bess AlemOng is in Baltimore
with her sister, Mrs Rudolph Vogt.
Who is taking course of treatment at
Hopkins hospital.
Mrs. r. l.. Broun and Mrs. Malcolm
Jackson have been called to Rich
m0nd BY The illness Of the latter's sis
teri Mrs Philip Sidney Power.
Hla ~ r. Scott was the guest for
several days this week Of her son, the
popular state Librarian, Guy I. Scott,
Addison NJ. Scott has returned to
tho citg from an extended trip to New
York
" q Thalaker and wife are in Al
hr-m. Md, where the former has en-
jercl 4 hospital for treatment.
Mrs Joseph Ruffner, nurse and son,
AMI at Orlando, Florida, for several
weeks,
~ B. Avis, a well known club man
OF his citv will be removed to John
Hopkins hospital today where he will
ll N1ttdtGl on lCi dbNCSo VI liz - ~
Mrs Settle. wife Of Lieut.. Douglas
Settle, u. S. A., entertaine" charming
lyat Whist Thursday afternoon. the
dainty score cards were ornamented
with Gibson beads, and were taken
care Of by Miss Estella Wilson and
Miss Charlotte Naret. An exquisite
cIuster Of white carnations was
awarded TO Mrs. Henry Bond, who
maje lie highest score. The guests
Nere Mrs, Carson, of Mexico; Mrs.
.ic&5r Mrs Henry S. Walker, Mrs.
willis Wilson, Mrs. f. B. Dyer. Mrs.
Bradford Moves Ruby, Mrs. Henry
Bend. Mrs. O'Brien Moore Mrs p. Q.
Shrewsbury, Mrs. Shelly. Mrs. George
y. Couch, Mrs. Frank Markell, Mrs,
George Donaldson, Mrs. Z. l.. Bogss,
5lrs. Randolph, Mrs. C. C. Naret Mrs.
frcd Prichard, Mrs Harry Prichard,
N'a Neil Robinson, Mrs. @. A. Gates,
Ans. Richardson Miss Emily Richard
son. Miss Davis and Miss Stem.
MsHNImGT0w.