Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-11

visiting relatives at Newport, XIV.
| The launch party, composed of Mr..
and Mrs. and Miss Ward, and their
guests. Mrs. Ramsden and Mr.. and
Miss Ramsden, of England, returned
i Tuesday from delightful cruise on the
kanaWha. They were gone about four
days.
Mr.. Morris o. Brooks took out a de-
| lghtful party Monday for an I'D river
trip on the vapor launch Ruth. His
guests were Miss Launie Abney and her
visitors, Mis- Nelson, Miss Milliken.
Miss Grundy and Miss Quinn and
Messrs. Norvell Rand. John Baker
White, Clarence r. Burdette and Will
Burlingame.
State Treasurer and Mrs NJ. A. Ken
dali entertained at handsome dinner
Monday evening in honor of the Board
of Public Works. and the gentlemen
who were here at the time representing
the various railroads to be assessed.
Covers were laid for ten, the guests be-
ing as follows: Governor and Mrs.
Atkinson, Attorney General and Mrs.
Rucker, Mr.. Geo. D. Penniman and Mr..
F. ]. Griffith. of Baltimore: Col. Ran
dolph Stalnaker, of Wheeling, and
Mrs. H. c. Eimms, of Huntington.
The Art Club was charmingly enter
tanned by Mrs. Bradford Nyes Ruby at
her home on Kanawha street, Tuesday
afternoon.
Captain ]. L. McChesney and Rich
ard M. Johnson, business manager of
the Gazette, left Wednesday for Edo
RADIO Springs, Mo-, to spend some time
for their health.
Miss Loula Downtain returned Mon
day from visit to her father, Major
j. G. Downtain. of the pension office at
Washington.
Mrs. c. P. Snyder has returned from
Diaz, Mexico, where she spent the win
ter, the guest of her husband, Hon. C.
P. Snyder, consul at that place.
Nathan l.. Jenko, formerly a resident
of this city, was here few days during
the week. en- route to his home in New
York, from an extended trip west.
DR.. R. S. Henry entertained during
the week, Harry Tobey, of Salina, Kas.,
who was en- route home from Licking
ton, Va, where he was student at the
law school of the Washington and Lee
University.
The Woman's Exchange closed to-
day for the summer season to be OPP
ened again the first of October
DR.. Robert Douglas Roller, secretary
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Laidley, ]. Lynn
Richardson and Miss Emily Richard
son, were in Huntington during the
week to attend the annual meeting of
the Episcopal diocese.
The formal opening of Beechwood
Club for the season occurred on We'd
nesday evening. The large club house
was thrown open to members at five
O'Clock, and at seven dinner was serv-
ed. Golf and other outdoor recreations
were enjoyed, and large dance form
ed fitting climax to the evenings en-
tertainment.
One of the pretty social events Of the
week was a breakfast rendered a num-
Der of her young friends by Miss Mary
Comstock at the home of her mother
at ten o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Those present were Miss Launie Abb
ney's visitors, Misses Quinn, Milliken.
Nelson and Grundy and Misses Katie
Belle and Laurie Abnie. Helen Gala
her. Elizabeth Rookie, Ruth Mollohan
and Annie Moulton. Miss Abney's
guests left on the noon c. e o. train
for their home in Kentucky and Ohio.
Invitations were issued by Mrs Jane
Brown, of Kingwood, during the week,
to the wedding of her daughter Maud,
to Mr.. w. M. o. Dawson. which event
will occur at half after eleven o'clock
at the Presbyterian church at King
wood, on Thursday morning, June 18th.
Breakfast will follow from twelve to
one o'clock at the home of the brides
mother. The Secretary of State and
his bride will be at home here after
July 10th.
Mrs. E. A. Reid is visiting at Alder
son.
Mrs. E. w. Staunton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. B. Enslow, at Hunting
ton.
Mrs. R. L. Archer, of Huntington, ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. C. 0.
Probst, of Columbus, o., was the guest
of friends in the city the first of the
week
Sergeant F. P. Flooding, of the Fourth
1mmunes, was in the city Saturday, en-
route from Cuba to his home at Hunt
ington. He was the guest of Messrs.
B. l.. Pride and E. S. Aleshire, of the
U. S. Marshalls Office.
Miss Edith Thayer has returned
from a visit to friends at Cincinnati.
Mrs. f. NJ. Staunton. Mrs. Nina Mil
Ter Thumb. Miss Bess Dana and Mr.. l.
N. Smith constituted a congenial party
who made a four days trip to Cincin-
natl on the steamer E. r. Andrews
this week
A handsome reception was that ten
dered at the Gloon Club rooms. by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Abney to the young
ladies of this city, who have returned
from eastern schools and the young
ladies who accompanied them. Mrs.
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receiving by Mrs E. c. Dawley, Mrs
Frank Payne. Mrs. E. A. Barnes and
Mrs. A. P Rand. The guests were
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