Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
CHARLESTON.

rleu LADIES W MIST CLUB was entertained
by Mrs. e. B. Dyer, at its last meeting.
Invited guests were Mrs. Frank Enslow,
of Huntingdon; Mrs. e. w Staunton, Mrs.
Douglas Settle. Mrs. Bradford Ruby, Mrs.
\. r. BOYD. Mrs. Webster Smith. and Mrs.
G.. T. Thayer.
Mrs Stuart w Walker Of Martinsburg,
is the guest Of her parents. u
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
a. c. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Reij,
Prosecuting Attorney +. C, Burdette,
County Clerk E. w. Stanton, and b. !.
Boggs leave next week for trip to New
Orleans. by steamer TO Key West, thence
to Havana.
Miss Ashton Wilson was the charming
hostess to the Rabbits Foot Whist CLUB
Monday afternoon. The trophy was cap
turned by Miss Elizabeth Rookie. Miss
Nell Eagen will entertain the club al its
next meeting.
The Art Club held an enjoyable meeting
with Miss Margaret Allemong on Monday.
Mrs Ida H. Mead has returned from
two weeks trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs j. {. Brown returned to her home
al Lewisburg Monday
Shrewsbury Miller and bride, of New
York returned to their home in New
York Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Jones and daughter, Mrs
Lena Dickson, of Duluth. are the guests
of their relative, Mrs. Lily Burlinghame
Miss Stem will entertain the Married
Ladies Whist Club at the home of her
sister Mrs Mel Robinson, at its next
meeting. The same club will be rendered
a Martina Washington tea party by Mrs,
Willis Wilson on Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. Rudolph Nogt. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs Annie AlemonS,
has returned to her home in Louisville
much improved in health.
Mrs Malcolm Jackson has returned
from Richmond where she was called by
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Philip Sidney Powers.
Mrs. Carrie WEIGH, after an absence Of
more than a year. has returned and will
go to housekeeping in the residence on
Washington street. now occupied by Mrs
Katherine Gentry.
Mrs. Henry Cohen of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is the guest Of her mother, MS.
NJ. H. May.
Brscoe Peyton, the Wen known clerk
of the Rufner Hotel has resigned his
position, and will leave next week for
Covington. Va, where he will be associ-
ateC with his father in the conduct of the
Intermont Hotel.
The Capitol Whist Club was entertained
by the Misses Hess, Wednesday evening.
Miss Helen kaufman won the ladies'
prize a four Ie1ved clover enameled stick
pin and the gentlemen's prize, silver
mounted pen and ink eraser. fell to Mc.
Eugene Strauss. The club will be next
entertained by Miss kaufman, on next
Wednesday night.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs b.
S. Morgan Wednesday afternoon, for The
discussion Of current events, which was
supplemented by light repast Mrs. CA
ruthers will entertain the club next week,
at Mr. Norvells, on Virginia street.
A notable event of Wednesday was the
whist party rendered number of her
friends by Mrs. r. r. Skees. Four tables
were used for duplicate whist. The guests
included Mrs. j. r. Dana, Mrs Frank
Markell, Mrs. q. II. Payne, Mrs l.. IL.
Mead, Mrs. j. r. Seal Mrs. ]. ID. Lewis,
Mrs. f. l.. Boggs, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs.
Willis Wilson Mrs. Curtis Dawley Mrs.
Harry Pritchard. Mrs. G.. A. Goshorn,
Mrs. Philip Heber Noyes. j.. Mrs. Henry
s. Walker, Mrs William Truslow and
Mrs A. H. Boyd.
The Violet Club a popular organization
Of the West Side. entertained with 4
dance. at Elks' Hall Wednesday evening.
About twenty couples We're present ana
danced through a programme Of twenty
four numbers. to the music of an excel
lent orchestra,
Mrs. Albert Schwabe entertained the
Married Ladies club at her home on Vir-
ginia street. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Loeb viii be the clubs next hos
tess. on March 2,
one OF the prettiest of the ST Valen-
tine's festivities was the dinner-dance
given by Mr. j. r. Thompson and Mr.. G
&. Beury in compliment to Miss Emily
Beurs-. of Shamoakin, Pa, at the rooms
of the City club. on Monday evening.
Dancing continued until midnight. The
guests were. beside the guest of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. D. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
A ii. Boyd. Mrs. f. Il. Dyer Miss Lewis,
Miss Johnson. Miss Elyson. Miss Hoge-
man Miss Randolph. Miss Hubbard. Miss
Dana, Miss Bovine, Miss Walters; Messrs.
Grif 7. Smith Of Point Pleasant; j. r.
Thomas. NJ. O. Brooks l. n. Smith. G.
F. and ]. Il. Sterrett, Joseph Holt Gaines,
H. i. Boggs, 2. Brightwell and Ivory
Jordan.
An unusually pleasant occasion was the
card party Of AIRS. NJ Frankenberger, on
Tuesday afternoon. The parIors were ar
tisticaIly trimmed with La France roses.
After two hours Of interesting play, a
tempting collation. was served
Mrs c. c. Naret entertained informally
neighborhood whist club at her home
on Virginia street. Tuesday night. At the
tables were Mrs. Nicholas Fitzhugh, Mrs.
A. l.. Langley. Mrs. =. "A. Meade Mrs.
Frank Markell. Mrs. J. r. Seal. Mrs. r.
@. Shrewsbury, Mrs Lounsberry, MTs.
Webster smith Mrs. Bradford Noyes
Ruby and Miss Emily Richardson
The Ladies Kanawha Literary Club
met with Mrs. n NJ. Williamson this
week. In the discussion of current
conducted BY Mrs. DeGruyter and Mrs.
Caruthers. the ne LONE and other affairs
II national Importance were touched upon