Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-23
CHARLESTON.

charleston, w. va, january u
NJ And Mrs f. A. Barnes and Miss
Ketic Belle Abney will leave next
,(rsl for tour Of old Mexico.
charles NJ Calaher lest Tuesday
evening FOR Richmond, where he will
eattr st. Lukes hospital for treat
meat-
N,s Mamie Lowenstein has re-
,gned home from a trip to Columbus
sna Pittsburg.
+g5d M. Sehwamb will leave next
week. ion three weeks in Florida.
Nrs j. c. Thalaker entertained
tuesday night with q Welsh rarebit
r.r.y in honor Of Miss Katie Belle
A.aey Others present were Miss
Elizabeth Noyes, Miss Pearl Satter-
tewai- Ed. and Platte Brightwell and
r. FNllerton.
Miss Annie Baer was united in mar
uaga to Mr.. Gus Stern, Of the Peoples
clething House, on Tuesday evening.
AZ The home OF her sister, Mrs. J.
Friedman on Virginia street. The
lride was attired in white satin bro
> lew corsage. trimmed in plait-
mss of Liberty chiffon She wore a
--U tulle veil, caught 9Th diamond
s-HuGfst the gift OF the groom. and
carried white kid bible, and a clus
th of lilies Of the valley. She was
preceded down the broad staircase
agd under a broad canopy of flowers
supported by columns of smilax in the
reception hall, by three wee maids.
Kisses Florence GORDON, Sylvia and
Mildred B2er, in white organdie over
Stir, and carrying white wicker bas-
Eeta flled with lilies of the valley.
Ca.Y relatives and intimate friends to
tla number of about thirty witnessed
the ceremony. An orchestra rendered
excellent music throughout the even
in2 end dancing III the ball room on
the third floor, was enjoyed until the
houT for the departure of the bride
and groom, who left at 3:45 a. m. for
Ola Point Comfort, and a tour of
eastern cities. Out of town guest
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Adler Mr. and Mrs. A. Baer. Mr.. and
Nrs Sam Strauss, Mrs Karlruhe and
Nr T. Stern, uncle OF the groom,
and Mr.. Abe Schwabe from Cincin-
NATL MIS-. NJ. J0rdon, Of KenOsha. Wis
consin. Miss Minnie Strauss, of Phil
adelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. |. Kauf-
man, Of Hillsboro, O.
Miss Marjorie Gentry. who has been
The guest of Mrs. Walter Browne
Fairfield. in Washington, has gone on
10 New York.
Addison NJ. Scott is visiting relatives
al his old home at Cortland. Ky.
The Rabbits Foot Whist lassies
we're charmingly entertained by Miss
Maize Couch, at her home on Kama
wha street this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Couch Will entertain the club with a
dance at the City Club rooms next
week
Maurice G. Belknap, young bar
rister Of Philadelphia, was the guest
OF John A. Thayer during the week.
Ike Baer is in Florida for his health
He will be absent several months.
Monday night was ladies' night at
the City Club, and goodly number of
The fair sex took advantage Of the oc-
casi0n to use the bowling alleys.
Miss Norma Mcfarland entertained
informally at cards on Wednesday
evening at her home, on Washington
street
! Mrs. c. c. Rand was the hostess to a
coterie of friends who enjoyed a spir-
tied game Of whist on Tuesday even
ing
Mrs. William A. Quarter has issued
cards of invitation to the wedding re
eeption of her cousin, Miss Annie Ce-
I'll Houser. and Mr.. Lawrence Carr
Steele, on Tuesday evening January
23th. from nine until eleven o'clock,
at sos Kanawha street.
Miss Harriet Thayer entertained the
Scientific Sixteen Whist Club at the
hCspitable home of her father, Mr..
Job Thayer on Brooks street on We'd
nesday afternoon. Visitors present
we~e Mrs John d. Lewis, Miss Mary
McMasters, Miss Hal Payne, Miss An
ME Lewis and Miss Amelia Donally.
Miss ThaYer is an accomplished host
ess as well as one of the most popu-
lar members of the club, and from a
standpoint Of social enjoyment the
club has not had a more successful
meeting during the year. Mrs VIM.
Hubbard captured the trophy and
Miss Elizabeth Noyes claims the hon
or Of entertaining the club next week
4 pleasant surprise was prepared by
the friends of Miss Katie McDermott,
Tuesday evening. Music and merri-
ment, supplemented by a light lunch
con filled in the hours of a most de-
lightful evening. About twenty guests
were present.
The Art Needlework Club met with
Mrs Ellen Middleton Hill, Wednesday
afternoon. pleasant feature of the
occasion was a programme of several
musical numbers rendered by Mrs. En-
nest Howell. who will entertain the
club next Wednesday afternoon.
The Kanawha Literary Club held its
sular semi monthly meeting with
MIS-. Bernard Houston this week
Mrs. Frank Beardsley read a profound
paper on "Frederick the Great Mrs
p. s. Morgan discussed Alberdet
DUrer and HOlhein, the Younger, and
Mrs. r. G. Hubbard gave a reading
from Walenstein. Mrs. Morrell will
entertain the club on February list.
Dr and Mrs w P. Ewing quietly
celebrated the iftieth anniversary of
their marriage Thursday. DR.. Ewing
vas married to Miss Annie Plee
Stnrges at Danville, Va, January 20,
lHAS Their Charleston friends hope
they may live among them to cele-
orote their diamond wedding.