Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09

will give dance at their hall to-mor-
row evening. The music for the occa-
sion will be furnished by Prof. Anton
La Roche.
The members of the Typographical
Union, at Bellaire, are making elaborate
preparations for a fair and festival to
be held at Armory hall on the 4th, 9Th,
9th and Sth of the coming month.
PERSONALS.
And when I'm gone" he trembling, cried.
'Will you remember me?"
II will the weary girl replied;
Just try it once and see.
Miss Grey Miller, who has been the
guest of Miss Marie Fletcher, at ELL
wood City, Pa, has returned home.
The Misses Emma and Bessie Gut
man of Thirteenth street, are making
arrangements for spending the coming
summer in Europe. They will visit
England, and also France and other
continental countries, and will be alb
sent for about three months. They ex-
pect to depart some time during the
month of May.
DR.. A. G.. Stalnaker, of Fayetteville,
w. Va, was a guest last week of his
brothers Hon. Ran Stalnaker and Col
D. e. Stalnaker, in this city.
George Wise, Jr, left Tuesday for
Worcester, Mass, to resume his stud
les. Harold J. Wise departed for
Lawrenceville, Mass, on the same day.
Charleston, w. Va. April 8.-Mrs.
Frank Payne entertained the Fort
nightly club at her home on Virginia
street, Monday night
Mrs. j. W. Dyer presided at the last
lesson at the cooking school. talking
ION roasts, She presided over a min
iature meat shop, where choice poul-
try and many fine cuts of meat were
displayed. She was assisted by Mrs.
George S. Couch. A pleasant incident
of the afternoon was the presence of
Mrs. H. w. Terrence, the wife of the
former beloved pastor OF the Kanawha
Presbyterian church, who was voted
the honor guest Of the occasion Or
ange sherbet was served to the class
The lesson for this week will demon
strate the proper making Of salads, and
promises to be most interesting.
Large and fashionable audiences
gathered in the Sacred Heart chapel on
Tuesday and Thursday nights to enjoy
two chamber recitals of violin ard
piano music by Mr.. Selden Pratt, of
Columbus, O., and Mr. w S. Mason,
formerly Of this city. The programme
included Mozart's sonata in B fiat;
Griegs sonata in F. OPP. 8; Schubert s
sonatine in D; the Goldmark suite in
e; Dvorak sonatine in G; Gade SON.
ate in D. minor; Hayden senate in G;
and Brockway senate in G. minor The
composer Of the last piece of music is
a nephew of Mrs. A. w. Watrous, of
this city, and an American musician.
Mrs. Annie B. Kenna, Mrs. w e. Chill
ton, Mrs. A. w. Watrous, Mrs. G. w.
Atkinson, Mrs. Katherine Gentry,
Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. c. K Papne,
Mrs. Philip Heber Moves, Mrs. E. w.
Wilson and Mrs. A. L. Langley were
patronesses of the affair. Among
those present at both recitals were Mrs.
George Couch, Mrs. Bradford Noyes
Mrs, Annie B. Kenna, Misses Amelia
and Rika Frankenberger, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. NJ. Williamson, Mrs. J. B. Houston,
Mrs. Frank Abney, Miss Abney, Miss
Davis, Miss Nell Ward, Father Joseph
Stenger, Prof. Arlington Smith, Mr.
NJ. 0. Brooks. Mr.. Edward Middleton,
Mrs. Willis Wilson, Mrs. Nina Miller
Thum, Mrs. D. w. Patterson, Mrs. T.
L. Broun, Mrs. Malcolm Jackson, Mrs.
J. M. Payne. Mrs. George Donaldson,
Mrs. G.. 0. Chiffon, Mrs. S. B. Chiffon,
Mrs. G. T. Thayer Mrs. J. A de Gruy-
ter, Mrs. Katherine Gentry, Mrs. Geo
Coyle, Mrs. Herman Smith, Mrs. c. B..
Couch, Mrs. George Price, Mrs. Charles
Montgomery. Mrs. A. L. Langley, Mrs.
F. A. Hanna, Mrs. Crider, Mrs. B. S..
Morgan, Governor and Mrs. Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Ashley Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. c. K Payne,
DR.. and Mrs. George Lounsberry, Gen.
and Mrs. J. w. NJ. Appleton, Miss At
kinson, Miss Emily Richardson, Miss
Sue Staunton.
DR.. J. N. Mahan, w F Goshorn and
Dave Reay, have returned from a sue
cessful hunting trip in the neighbor-
hood Of the farm.
Mrs. James Russell Trotter is at Ca
diz, o., visiting her sister
Major Joseph NJ. Broun has been
elected to the office of commander in
chief of Stonewall Jackson Camp of
Confederate Veterans OF this city,
which gives him rank of colonel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison B. Smith en-
tertained at a handsome dinner of four
teen courses, on Tuesday evening.
There were present at the board the
entire Smith and Dana connection.
numbering nearly twenty persons. and
the pleasant occasion was in the way of
an announcement of the engagement
of Miss Elizabeth Dana TO Mr. |. n.
Smith. 1t rs understood that the nup-
tials of these two very prominent
young society people will take place in
the early fall. Later in the evening
the young friends of Mr. Smith and
Miss Dana were invited in to enjoy
whist. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with La France roses. and
the score cards were double hearts
handpainted with sprays of various
spring blossoms. Those playing were
Misses Martha Hogeman, Elizabeth
Gallaher, Ethel knight. Pearl Satter-
thwaith, Anna Taylor, Mollie Buttrick.
Emily Quarter. Annie Lewis. and
Katie Belle Abney. and E. A. and P.
w. Brightwell, Morris 0. Brooks, Har-
~ Anderson. Henry Lewis, J. B. Ster-
rett, Ivory Jordon, William Burling-
ham, Christopher Smith
Mrs. Lily Birmingham is in Balti-
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