Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

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Robinson On Friday a3terncon. The club
Win now meet each week until IL men-
bers begin leaving for the country for the
summer.
Mrs ]. B. Houston entertained the Wo-
mans Kanawha Literary Club at q de-
lightfm tea Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Houston has been the clubs president for
the past year. The full membership of
the organization, numbering about twen-
ty-five, were present, and about fifteen
invited guests. During the afternoon q
dainty luncheon was enjoyed.
C. ]. RudesiH went to Akron, Ohio, on
Thursday. having been summoned by the
death of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Milton
RudesiM
Mrs. T. A. Harris, of Parkersburg, is the
CUES Of her sister, Mrs. John D. Jeffries.
Misses Amelia and Rika Frankenberger
left Friday for Pittsburg to attend the
wedding, which is to occur next week, of
Miss Ida Hanuer to Mr.. Lowenstein, of
this city
The ladies of ST. Johns p. E. church are
planning something delightful in the way
of a musical to be given at the home of
Mrs. E. C. Dawley, on Kanawha street,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Payne and
Mrs. J. G. Kuykendall are on the program
for vocal numbers.
Mrs. Ernest Howell left Tuesday for
Charlottesville, to spend a month with her
parents at that place.
The event of the week socially was the
appearance of Nat Goodwin and Maxine
Elliott at the Burlew Opera House on
Wednesday evening, in Nathan Hale.
They were greeted by the most fash.ona-
Bile audience ever seen in the opera house
About one hundred and fifty visitors from
Huntington and surrounding towns on the
Kanawha were in the city TO witness the
performance.
Leo Loeb, of the Mail-Tribune's repor-
torial staff, spent the first several days of
the week visiting friends in Cincinnati.
AGjutant General Appleton is at Salt
Sulphur Springs, getting ready to open
that resort for the summer.
Miss Florence Peterson returned Friday
from Huntington, where she attended the
Tyree-Gosling wedding.
Col. j. Fred Effnger, of Staunton, who
is largely interested in the development Of
New River Coal fields, was in the city
Tuesday.
Donald Mcdonald, president of the C. &
%. fuel company. was one of the promi-
nent commercial men visiting the city
during the week
W. A. Ohley went to Washington on
business Thursday
Mrs. A. D. Gates is visiting her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. G. j. Parker, of Galipolis
Mrs. j. G. Kuykendail entertained the
Art Club at her home on Morris street, on
Tuesday afternoon.
n, ID,
to the State Sabbath School convention
were rendered a delightful reception at
the Senate Chamber of the Capitol by the
Cooperative society of the Young Peo-
pies Societies of Charleston. The pleasure
of the evening was enhanced by beautiful
decorations and a string orchestra which
played enlivening selections throughout
the evening. Refreshments were served
a ten O'clock.
Mrs. M. A. Tate, of Cincinnati, is here
with her little daughter to spend the sum-
mer with her mother Mrs. Miriam Dom
nally.
A. B. Humpries. of Denver, Colorado,
has returned from S;ssonsville, where he
has been visiting his mother, and will re-
main with his sister-in-law, Mrs. w. o.
Daum, for a short time, before returning
west
Their many friends regret sincerely to
learn of the illness of Mrs. Henry Bond
and Miss Edna Young, both of whom have
been stricken with typhoid fever during
the week
Miss Lillian Poyen and Miss Norma Nc
Farland are spending the week in Gin
cinnatf
Supt. w. G. Christmas and Master Me-
chanic R. w. Harris have returned from
Detroit, where they attended meeting Of
railroad men.
Ex-City Recorder Percy G. Rowan left
the first of the week for Chicago, where
he has accepted a position and expects to
remain permanently.
Mrs. W. T. Williamson, of Huntington,
is the guest of her son. w T. Williamson,
of the c. & o. ticket office.
A large number of representatives and
delegates from the local relief corps will
attend the seventh annual convention of
the department of the Womams Relief
Corps which meets at Terra Alta, next
week
Mrs. T. B. Swami was the guest of her
brother, j. G. w. Tompkins, at Cedar
Grove, during the week.
Mrs Mamie Bibby Mcintyre left Friday
for Weston where she will permanently
remain to fiji the position to which she
has been recently elected, that of matron
to the State Hospital for the Insane.
Mrs Marion Cocheril, daughter of Sem
ator Cockerill. who has been selected to
christen the new battleship, Missouri, is
charmingly remembered here. where she
was the guest of Mrs. S. B. Chiffon, dur
ing the summer of '97 Miss Cockerill is
beautiful and accomplished and made a
great many friends during her brief visit
TO West Virginia's capital.
The last lesson at the cooking school
was one of the most interesting of the
course. II was the finale of the course
dinner, and the desserts included pies.
puddings steamed and frozen montrose
and chartreuse sauces, maringues. par
fats souffies and mIouses with cafe noir.
Mrs. E. 3. Dyer. Mrs George Couch, Mrs.
D. W. Pattern and Mrs. +. ~ Stauuton