Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
CHARLESTON.


~ IL East and will be at home for a
| s7s at the residence of the brides
-rs Judge and Mrs, w. S. Laidley,
e0ing 10 their new home at
-r.. pay Of St Paul, Mimi, is the
-. If MIS- Lily R. birmingham.
5uss Bess Mollohan entertained the
-..5 c Sixteen Whist Club Wednes-
aq afternoon.
Fir samuel Taylor Adams, who has
,-.1 the guest of the family Of Mr. P.
N.yas. returned to his home at
.-.o. 1o.k Wednesday.
r-u Kaufman, an old Charleston
,-r now Of Pittsburg, was in the city
t,-frg the week visiting relatives.
.ta,les NJ Gallaher, who has been
f Nth nervous prostration for sever
~ months. left Wednesday for Rich
ra7d for his health.
MIR and Mrs. E. A. Barnes and Miss
,-a-ia Belle Abley will leave next
r.ak for a two months visit to Old
Nezico
his Ben Baer received on Friday
s5.rrooh. complimentary to Mrs. AL
hart schwabe and Mrs. Charlotte War
rs- OF Buffalo, n. Y.
ooo Of the most brilliant events Of
tre new year was the cotillion rendered
r yoina ladies OF Charleston by the
f,ncfrg men Of the city on Tuesday
sr.ring The dancing hall of the City
C1vh rooms was beautifully decorated
<,-tbe occasion with jardiniese plants,
ard winter greenery. Salads and ices
stare served during the evening. The
l5riIlion was led by Messrs. John Ba-
tar White and Philip G. Walker. Al
-~ supper Of salads and ices,
r-gzram of waltzes and two-steps oc-
l.n;ed the assembly. The very great
r,eoess OF the affair was due to the
direction Of Mr. Armistead Mead and
Sir Philip G.. Walker, two of Charles
tor's most accomplished society men.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. B. D.
4vfs Miss Mary Moves, of Maysville;
Mills Day. of St Paul; Miss Bovine, of
Nav York; Miss Dana. Miss Annie
Lewis. Miss Abney, Miss Satterthwait,
Ni5s Holloway, Miss Randolph, Miss
Novas Miss Atkinson, Miss Florence
atkinson. Miss Scott, Miss AllemOng,
and Miss Couch Messrs. James Ster-
rs-- NJ. o. Brooks, Guy t. Scott, ?. G.
walker. Briscoe Peyton, j. A. Thayer,
Wilson Noyes, Frederick Carr, j. w.
parl. A. B. Fullerton and I. n. Smith.
Miss Lillian Powell, Of Richmond,
Va is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
l.. Thornhill.
Mr. and Mrs John D. Lewis have
returned from their bridal tour and
aro pleasantly domiciled with Mr.. and
Mrs G. c. Lewis, Jr., on Virginia
street
THE Married Ladies Whist Club held
its d.sJ meeting of the new year at
Nrs Langley's home on Virginia
street, In addition to the regular
members of the club there were pres
ent Mrs Malcolm Jackson, Mrs. Harry
Iriehad Mrs Emma Walker, Mrs.
George NJ Donaldson. Mrs. FitZhugh,
Grs Charles b. Couch, Mrs. P. Q.
s5lausbury, Miss Mary McMasters, of
-i.ieJta, and Miss Sue Lewis.
MRS. Ellison, of Richmond, Va,
u her Of Stephen Ellison, and Miss
Nilsson, of this city, arrived Monday,
and will remain in Charleston for
some time
Judge and Mrs c. w. Hail entertain
cd a party of friends at whist Monday
e,ening Five tables were used in
play.
The Young Ladies Whist Club was
ueasQntly entertained by Miss Ida
Meng on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Madelon Laidley is attending
school in Ashland, Ky. Miss Lucie
Laidey. another sister, left Wednes-
day for Harcourt Place Seminary at
Gambler. Ohio.
Mrs. Abe Schiller, formerly Miss
Lille Ermlich, who has been for some
TIME the guest Of Miss Allie Eagan, left
-lCUday for Middletown, Ohio.
The Ladies Hebrew Benevolent So
Getty met to discuss reorganization at
the home OF Mrs. l.. S. Strauss Wednes-
day afternoon. It is hoped that this
most helpful and beneficial social or
ganization will promptly resume its
regular monthly meetings.
Mrs. George Cornell was on Wednes-
CAY elected President of the Art Need
levork Club, which met with Mrs. John
NorreIl on Virginia street The club
viii be entertained next week by Mrs.
Ellen siill.
Mis-, Bess Mollohan left to-day for
ParEarsburg to visit Miss Nell John-
son.
ne haDDlt root w HlSt oiuu nov O.
u1- sually pleasant meeting with MISS
Nezi2 Couch this afternoon.
Hiss Emma Power left Thursday Tor
Pennsylvania to visit her mother
rTom there she will go on to Baltl-
more 10 take a three years course at
the Johns Hopkins training school for
nurses.
Social Charleston will receive an ac-
Clisiton in the person of Mr.. John D.
MoKolI, of Chillicothe, O., who Will
lead law in the Office Of Bremen, jack
son and knight. Mr.. McKells father
is largely interested in West Virginia
coal lands, and has large circle OF
acquaintances here.
PA3gEas3UnG.