Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-11

L Htil ne mas conferred MS name
On some nve-cent cigar.
Miss Helen White. of Indiana, Pa.
will be the guest Of Mrs. G. Ed. Mendel
during the coming week.
Mr.. Arimstead D. Mead, of Charles
ton, is in the city calling on friends.
Lieut.. Clyde Ford, of the Fourth U.
S. Vol. lmmunes. is home from Man
zanilo, Cuba, on a furlough. He will
return about the first of the year
Mrs. Howard Simpson, Mrs. Albert
Whitaker are in New York City at
tending the season of Grand Opera
Miss Matilda Bowman, of Uniontown
Pa, is in the city to attend the Crock
ard-Mendel nuptals.
Miss Annie Myers, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. c. H. fancy, on Byron street
will return to her home in Harrison
burg, Va. on Monday
Mr.. Philip Henry Moore, who has
been confined to his home as a result OF
a paralytic stroke. was reported much
improved yesterday
Mrs. Smith. of New York, is the guest
of Mrs. F. ]. Hearne, at Hearnlee.
Mrs. Geo. K. Wheat ana daughter
Miss Fannie Wheat, will spend the hol-
idays in New York, with Mrs. Kate
Rollo, recently returned from abroad.
Miss Laura Crangle Dalzell sill be
home next Wednesday from Washing
ton City to spend the vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Dalzell, CT
Chapline street.
Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson and
Mrs. Albert c. Whitaker are in New
York for the metropolitan opera sea-
son.
4 Mrs. AL Glass is the guest of friends
at Cleveland, o.
Mr. Henry Reineke, Of South Eoff
street, will return tomorrow from Mt
Clemens, Mich, where he has been for
his health.
Charleston, December 1o.-Mrs. D.
w. Patterson was the Married Ladies'
Whist Club hostess at its last meeting
Her especially invited guests were:
Mrs. Mccormick, of Ohio Mrs. W. E.
Barnes, Mrs. Lewis Baker, Mrs. Lana
Dickson Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs e. l.. But
trick, Mrs. G. w. Atkinson, Miss Wall,
of Richmond; Miss Grace Robinson.
Miss Baker. The club pin fell to Mrs.
c. B. Couch.
The Womans' Kanawha Literary
Club was entertained by Mrs. George
Donaldson Tuesday afternoon. The
programme for this date was as fol-
lows: John the Good to Charles VII"
Mrs. Woodman; Mysteries and Mira
cles." Mrs. Cannon; "Contemporaneou
History" Mrs. Donaldson Current
Events"
Mrs. G. Todd Thayer received from
three to six Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of her sister, Mrs. Stewart w. Walk
er, of Martinsburg. Her pretty home
was artistically trimmed with smilax
in lovers knot effects. The color scene
was pink and white, with a large clus-
ter Of chrysanthemums of these shades
the centre of the refresh
ment table. Mrs. Thayer wore a trans
parency of black over burnt orange
taffeta; Mrs. Walker was in a splendid
aul re. i@r,.tnjIatta of hlanls satin gren-
Assisting in the Inequalities were Mrs.
Curtis Dawley, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs
Bradford Ruby, Miss Cunningham, of
st. Adams; Miss Julia Thayer, Miss
Gertrude Byrnc, Miss Katherine Vena-
BILE and Miss Nellie Cassidy.
With this week closes the first term
of the very successful dancing school
which has been conducted at Elks'
hall, this season by Miss Emelyn bod
bridge and the small person of fash
ion is now free until after the holidays,
when the school term will begin. At
the close of this term, Miss Doddridge
will give an entertainment in which
her entire school will participate.
One OF the weeks notable events was
the reception in honor of their fif-
teenth wedding anniversary, rendered
to their friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes
Steven Burlew, on Monday evening.
Their fine old colonial home on East
Kanawha street, was profusely decor
ated with bride and bridesmaids roses.
The refreshment table was lighted by
pink candles under rosy caps, and
trimmed with smilax, which depended
from the chandelier and was caught at
the four corners with pink ribbon
bows. The presents numbered nearly
one hundred and fifty pieces Of cut and
Bohemian glass. Mrs Burlew was
gowned in black grenadine over cerise
taffeta. She was assisted in the par
lor by her mother, Mrs. Rand, who wore
black peau de sole, by Mrs. F. W. Abb
ney. in black figured net with relief of
white satin, ornamented with gold en-