Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-16
from Pittsburg, where they attended


from Pittsburg, where they attended
the conclave.
Miss Clare B. Smouse has returned
to her home. She has spent the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. 2. 0. Ringler,
at New Castle, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice O'Connell, of
Holyoke, Mass, who have been guests
of Dr. O'Connells cousin, Miss Jessie
McGown, departed yesterday for Cali
fornia. Dr. O'Connell holds a respon-
sible government position in his State
and will travel for some time through
the south and west.
Charleston, October 15th-Mr and
Mrs. ID. G. Gallaher entertained at
whist, on Thursday evening, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Helen Bovine, of New
York, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harrison Brooks Smith. Six
tables were employed in play. Guests
were Mrs. Bovine, Mrs. C. C. Naret Mrs
E. w. knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Brooks Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Stanton
Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Patterson, Mr. and
Mrs. e. A. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs w. f.
Chiffon, Mr. and Mrs A. r. Smith
Miss Sue stanton, M. O. Brooks, .B
Sterrett, F. w. Schwamb and A. M
Scott
The Womans' Exchange was opened
Monday for the fall and winter season
in a pretty room in the Arcade. Miss
Emily Richardson is in charge, and is
assisted by some ON the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society, of St. Johns
Episcopal church, each day.
Messrs Herbert Frankenberger and
Joseph Schwob, headed a committee re-
sponsible for the great success of the
first of series of dances to be enjoyed
once month by the members of He
brew society this season. The pretty
affair took place on Wednesday even
ing Elk's hall being beautifully decor
ated with flags, bunting and potted
plants Ewart's orchestra furnished
music for program Of 20 dances. AT
midnight an appetizing repast was en-
joyed. Visitors in attendance were,
Miss Rowe of Parkersburg; Miss Low
enstein of Columbus and Mr.. Appel Of
Cincinnati
Miss Mary E. Neil and Mr.. ]. Chester
Lord Of Cincinnati, were quietly mar
ried at the residence of DR.. ]. c. Barr,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
Tuesday evening. The happy couple
are at home to their friends at the resi-
dence of the brides uncle, pa Estill
street, for the present. Their residence
will be Cincinnati.
At the home of the brides father. Mr..
G. C. Gethart, No. 81 Lowell street,
Miss Maud Gebhart and Mr.. John Bar
low were united in marriage, in the
presence of about sixty relatives and
friends, Wednesday evening, at $3.50
o'clock. The bride was attired in white
organdie over taffeta, and carried bride
roses. The parlors and dining room
were decorated with a profusion or
roses, and a delightful wedding repast
was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Barlow left
on the early morning train for the East,
where two weeks honeymoon will be
spent The latter Is member of the
firm of S. B. Barlow e Son, and high
ly esteemed young man Of the eommun-
ity.
In response to cards sent out by Mrs.
Webster Smith, to a studio tea In her
rooms In the new Citizens Bank build
ing. about two hundred ladies' called
and viewed number OF new water col
ors by the artist. and met Miss Glenn
Atkinson Of Stanton, just returned
from a years study in Paris and who
will spend the winter in Charleston.
Tea was served by Miss Florence Gray
um and Miss Amelia Donnaily, assisted
by Misses Grace Robinson. Maize
Couch. Caro- Roller, Estella Wears and
Annie Moulton.
Miss Laura Merrill, at one time res
ident Of this city. was married on Wed
nesday evening. at Hannibal, Missouri,
where she 1T nresent resides. to Mr..
Lawrence Waldo Cargill. formerly a
resident OF the Kanawha Valley, living
now in Lew Moor, virginia.
The woman's Relief Corps served
dinner in a store room on Capitol
street. from two to four o'clock to-day.
the occasion being Buffalo Bills Wild
West show. bringing a number Of
strangers into the town. The proceeds
20 to the widows and orphans Of Union
soldiers.
Mrs c. B. Couch entertained the
Married Ladies' Whist Club. at its sec
ond meeting Of the season. at her home
on Kanawha street, Friday afternoon.
Seven tables were used in play. Sew
erai new members, numbering Mrs.
Frank woodrnan, Mrs. John Jeffries.
Mrs. z. c. Dawley and Mrs. John Lewis.
were present The house was lavishly
decorated With flowers and collation.
III several dainty courses. was served
during the afternoon.
The Woman's Kanawba Literary Club
held It's regular bi-monthlv meeting
With Mrs. J. a. DeGruyter, Tuesday af-
ternoon. Papers were read as follows:
"Charlemagne aud His Successors.
Mrs. R. G. Hubbard; "Ths Capetian
Line" Mrs. Cannon; "Taa First Cru
SADIE" Mrs Norvell; "Contemporapeous
History" Mrs. Oxley.
The Ok Club re-organizei and held
It's first messing for the season. 81 Mrs.
Cameron Lewis. Tuesday afternoon
Five new members were received ITO
the club at its business meeting. Mrs.
John Jefries will be hostess aexf week
A happy event III Wcdnssd as the
initial meeting for the Q of the
Scientific Sixteen W. Mrs
Frank Payne was hQ bad s6
specially invite6 James