Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-12
is the house guest of Miss Ann Neill, at
her home ON Fifteenth street.

Charleston, w. Va, February Ii
| Miss Laidley is visiting in Spencer,
Roane county.
The meeting of the Married Ladies'
Whist Club, which was to have been
held with Mrs. j. M. Payne, Friday
afternoon, was postponed on account
of illness in the family.
Mr. John Park Reynolds, of this
city, was united in marriage to Miss
Teresa Malone, of Point Pleasant, at
I that place, on the 9Th inst at $50
o'clock. Only the immediate friends
of the contracting parties were pres
ent. Rev. Father Lambert, of the
| Catholic Church, officiated. The hap
by couple left shortly after the cere-
mony for Niagara Falls and other
/ points of interest in the east.
Miss Mollohan entertained with a
large and brilliant whist on Thursday
afternoon at her home on the corner
| of Virginia and Bradford streets. The
| guest of honor was the hostess house
| guest, Miss Nell Johnson, of Morgan
| town. The head prize, beautiful
cluster of American Beauties, was won
| by Miss Farnum, of Iowa, guest OF
Miss Abney. Mrs. Andrew Hunter
, Boyd fell heir to the consolation prize,
| which took the shape of a headIess
| doll, encased in pastboard, with the
| label, Bring a head next time" A
| splendid lunch was served during the
afternoon. The guests of the occa-
sion were Miss Mcpherson, Lewisburg;
Miss Schaeffer, Chicago; Miss Cald-
we'll, Wheeling; Miss Farnum, Iowa;
/ Mrs. c. Montgomery, Mrs. S. w. Walk
/ e., Mrs. Curtis Dawley, Mrs. w. B.
! Hubbard, Mrs. J. R. T. Carmichael,
Mrs. G. T. Thayer, Mrs. A. H. Boyd,
| Mrs. Frank Payne, Mrs. L. w. Couch,
Mrs. R. l.. Sterrett, Miss Dana, Miss
Annie Lewis, Miss Baker, Miss Abney,
Miss Robinson, Miss Byrne, Miss Tay-
Tor, Miss Blaine, Miss Laidley, Miss
/ Dora Laidley, Miss Randolph, Miss
Edmonson, Miss Allemong, Miss Char
lOtte AllemOng, Miss Sue Lewis, Miss
Scott, Miss Buttrick, Miss Donnally,
Miss Atkinson, Miss Mary Couch, Miss
Mary Steele, Miss Ward.
An important event of the week was
the stage debut of Miss Daisy Slaugh-
ter, which occurred at the last ap-
pearance of the Boston Lyric Oprea
Company Thursday night, after fC If
nights of opera here. The Burlew
Opera House was packed with friends
Of the young actress, who for several
/ years has sung in the Episcopal choir,
CT which congregation she is a popular
member. Her grace, talent and beauty
will make this Charleston girl valu-
able acquisition to the Boston Lyric
organization. She left with the COM
pany this morning.
President Marshall, of the Senate,
accompanied Judge Jackson to Park
ersburg, Thursday morning, to attend
on Thursday night the fancy dress
ball given by Miss Lily Irene Jack
son.
Miss Madeline Downtain arrived
Thursday from her home at Winfield
to take her position as assistant nurse
in the new private hospital just open
ed by Drs. Schoolfeld, Stanton,
Churchfan and Houston, on Kanawha
street.
Mrs. c. E. West, of Scary, is in the
city and will spend a month with her
husband at Mrs. Pembertons, on
Summers street.
Mrs George Lounsberry and Miss
Katherine Winfield, are the guests Of
Miss Rebecca Barbee, of Point Pleas
ant.
President Jerome Raymond, of the
State University, and Hon. George G..
Sturgiss, of Morgantown, were dis
tinguished visitors here during the
week.
Mrs. H. B. Prichard entertained the
FOrtnightly Club at her home on Kan
awha street, Thursday evening. No
guests were present outside the mem
HI TNoi =,
mented a closely contested game of
| whist.
Mrs. Ernest Howell was the We'd
| nesday Clubs hostess this week. The
| only visitor attending was Miss
Waldo, of Pittsburg, guest of Mrs. J.
| c. Burdette.
Delegate Mansfield and wife, of
| Cabell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Crooks, of
Keyser and Miss Minnie Grose made
| up a box party at the Burlew Tuesday
! evening. In another box, on the same
night, to witness the performance of
! the Beggar Student, were Postmaster
| o. A. Petty and wife and Delegate and
| Mrs. Outright, of Upshur county. Lunch
was enjoyed at the Manhattan after
the performance.
The family Of Charles F. Payne
! moved luIO tn6lr elegant new resi-
dence which now adorns the corner of
Kanawha and Brooks streets, on Fri
day. The Payne house is elegantly
equipped, and is one of the largest and
most commodious of the many beau
! tiful homes of the city.
I The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
| Episcopal Church held a delightful
cial session with Mrs. r. B. Caruth-
ers, at Mrs. John Lewis's, on Thurs
day afternoon. A reception will be
rendered the members of the church
! by this Society at the church on next
/ Friday evening at the church rectory.
! Miss Crosby, of Richmond, is the
attractive guest of DR.. and Mrs. V. T.
( Churchman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Forsythe ten
dered beautiful childrens' party to
/ the friends of their little son and
! daughter, VIII and Laura, on Tues
/ day afternoon, about twenty society
/ Juveniles being present. Cake, fruit
/ and candy were enjoyed at the con-
/ clusion of series of merry games.
The Violet Club has issued pro-
/ grammes, embossed in violets in nat
ural colors. for dance at Elks' hall.
on the evening Of the 18th inst. John