Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-02
ers. are Wheeling boys at Yale this

ers, are Wheeling boys at Yale this
year.
The Misses Jessie Wheat and Dora
Hubbard left for Washington City.
where they will enter the Yellowstone
National Seminary
John B. Reid, of Washington City.
is the guest Of his uncle, Dr. Robt. j.
Reid, On Twelfth street.
Mr.. Edward Hearne and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, returned to their New
York home. Mrs. F. ]. Hearne accom-
panied them as far as Pittsburg.
Misses Mary and Gertrude Lamb, Ct
South Chapline street, will depart Mon
day for Washington, d. c., where they
will attend the Episcopal convention.
Mr.. VIII Vance, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Vance, left for Pough
keepsie where he takes a complete
course in mercantile branches.
Mrs. Louis Steenrod is home from a
summer trip to Niagara
Frank Waterhouse left yesterday for
Washington City to officiate as usher
at the wedding Of Miss Marie Dent
Mrs Alex. Glass and daughters, Mar
garet and Eleanor, are home from the
mountains.
Mrs Mary Good and daughters,
Misses jamie, Lydia and Bessie. Of
Fourteenth street, returned yesterday.
after a four months stay at Mountain
Lake Park
Mrs. Mary Delaplain and daughter,
Miss Hulda, of Charline street, who
are now in San Francisco. Cal, will
spend the winter in Japan.
Mrs. John A. Topping, of Leather
wood, has returned from the East.
Miss Flora Wilson daughter of Mr.
w. A. Wilson, Of Main street, returned
after a pleasant eastern trip whit a
party including DR.. and Mrs. Hazlett
and daughter, Miss Kate Hazlett.
Miss Mary Caldwell, daughter of
General and Mrs Alfred Caldwell, of
Main street. will study this year at DR..
Gardner 6 scnool ior young fdures, wv
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clipner, Of Pittsburg,
are guests of the Misses Monahan, on
South Wood street
DR.. Will McLain will open his office
at S3 Twelfth street.
Charleston, w. Va, October 1.-The
Wednesday Club reorganized on We'd
nesday, holding a peasant meeting
with Mrs. T. y. M. Davis. Thirteen
out of fourteen members were present,
Miss Honaker, who is visiting Mrs. K.
G.. Hubbard being the guest OF hCnoE
Mrs. J. E. Norveu was reelected Pres
ldent and Mrs. Mabel Anderson chosen
as secretary. The latter Will entertain
the club at the first Of its regular ser
les of meetings, October 18TH.
The guests OF the Ruifner are eating
on the second floor this week, while a
new mosaic flooring is being put in the
old dining room, and other improve
ments are in process, which will make
it the handsomest public dining room
in the State.
The Woman's Kanawha Literary
Club held its first meeting for the
wear with Mrs. H. P. Cannon, on Viz
ginia street. Tuesday evening The
history of France was the subject lor
study this year, the programme in
Guiding the following papers: TAX on
the Geography Of France. by Mrs. Nor
gan; history OF France to Clovis,
Mrs. Beardsley; Clovis TO Charle-
magne." Mrs. Houston; Contempt an
eous History" Mrs. Norvell. There
were present, beside those mentioned,
Mrs. Oxley Mrs. Ruffner, Mrs. Hub
bard. Mrs. Caruthers, Mrs. Grosscup,
Mrs de Gruyter, Mrs. Langley and Mrs.
Williamson.
Ladies' night at the Gloon Whist
Club. Tuesday night, was an extremely
pleasant occasion. as this leading club
so well knows how to plan. Music
added its enlivening charm, and the
bowling alley, card room and dancing
hall all had their quota Of society peo-
ne engrossed for the time being IN
that amusement which especially APP
pealed to them. A tempting lunch was
spread by the clubs caterer al an ap-
propriate hour.
A notably happy event Of Monday
was the river ride en- the Wa.d private
launch. Madge, tcnGered to mis- young
friends. and some OF his older ones.
nv Mr.. Harold Ward. The party left
the city at five p. m, and enjoyed
delightful ride to Lock Five, where
tempting repast was served. Those
aboard were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Coyie,
Misses Maize Couch, Louise Robinson,
Bess Gallaher, Launie Abney, Elizabeth
Rookie. Charlotte Nare1, Ruth Mollo-
han. Sweet Mollohan, ArniC Moulton,
Edna Young, Helen Da lis, Carol Roi-
Ter Nellie Ward; Messrs. Douglas Roi-
Ter Ben Roller. Carol Robinson, VIII
birmingham, HoopIe Meade, Artie
Meade, Norvelle Rand. Ed. Brightwe8'
Plat Brightwell. Nick Flournoy, Jas.
Fontaine. Phil Snyder, Harry Snyder,
Clark Langley, Quarter Narei, Alvin
SNYDER. Edward Kenna, Harold and
Ell. Ward.
A merry picnic given at Beechwood
Monday was for little party Of friends
Of Mrs. ]. r. Seal The dainty lunch,
provided by the hostess, was not the
least pleasing feature Of the afternoon.
Her guests were Misses Annie Lewis,
| Sue Lewis. Anna johnson and Mary
/ Couch, and Messrs. Fred CoHeh, Henry
| Lewis, P. F. Flournoy and Wilson
! Moves.
/, Miss Katherine Wheatley has accept
| ed a position as stenographer at He-
i publican headquarters.
Niss Sallie Peyton, who has for three