Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June H.
Leo Loeb, city editor of the Charleston
Gazette, will spend tomorrow in Gin
cinnati. where he will be the guest oil
| friends
Miss Fanny Kemble Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Johnson, OF
SWANS Hill, and sister of Richard NJ
Johnson, business manager of the Ga
zette, was quietly married at the par
! sonage of the First Presbyterian
| church, Wednesday evening, to Mr.
Vincent Costello. stenographer to Mr.
George S. Couch. The marriage came
| in the nature of surprise to the young
| couple, who have many friends here.
The bride is unusually talented, and has
been a constant contributor to the
| best periodicals of the country for sew
eral years.
| c. K Payne, of the Payne Shoe Com
:, panq, has returned from Lexington,
KY, where he went on business the first
| of the week.
| Mrs. John D. Lewis is entertaining
her sister, Miss Finer, of Louisville,
Ky.
| J. G. w. Tompkins, of Cedar Grove,
who is just recovering from a severe
illness, is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
t. B. Swami, this week.
Cards of invitation have been issued
to the approaching marriage of Mr..
| William Dallas Payne and Miss Mar
| garet kearSley Allemong, which inter-
| esting event will take place at the First
| Presbyterian church at nine o'clock on
| the evening of June Goth. A large re-
| ception will follow at the home of the
brides mother on Virginia street.
! A number of the friends of Miss
Helen Mahan were her guests at de-
| lightful trolley party, Monday evening.
| by an enjoyable luncheon at Glenwood
| Park, later in the evening.
Miss Isabel MacCorkle, little daugh-
| ter of EX-Gov. MacCorkle, was the
| hostess to a number of little friends
one evening this week, at the family
| home on Summers street. The hours
| from six to eight O'Clock were spent i'll
| playing games, after which delightful
| refreshments were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Burlew and Miss
| Mary Thayer are visiting friends at
| Ashland Ky.
Miss Mable Goshorn is visiting in
| Lexington, Va.
Attorney General Rucker is in Phil
adelphia on business mission.
Eleven members of the Charleston
! High school, the largest class in four
years, graduated Monday night. They
were: Miss May J. Branch, Miss Will
da V. Mitchell, Miss Lucy Virginie
| Morgan, Miss Garnet Gilchrist, Miss
Maude Ellice Reynolds, Miss Jean NJ.
Brown, Miss Emma Belle Cunningham
Miss Ethel May Baker, Miss Mamie
Mann Peyton, Harry Edwards Snyder
and Ralph Emerson Haines.
! George w. Atkinson, Jr., is at home
from Michigan, where he has been at
tending Theological Seminary.
Mr.. G. J. Pennell, formerly of Grace
| church choir, New York, but who has
recently located here, has formed a
children's choral choir for the purpose
OF teaching children to read music.
j. R. Seal is in Richmond, Va
| Charles F. Turner, mayor of Park
| ersburg and State Senator C. V. White
| of Logan, Ohio, were we'll known West
Virginians in town this week.
! Mayor and Mrs. w. Herman Smith,
returned Monday from a two weeks
visit to relatives at Newport Ky.
William Quarter is at home from
Alexandria, Va, where he has been a
student at the Episcopal High school,
Mrs. B. H. Oxley and little son have
| returned from the South, where they
have been with General Oxley for the
past several months. General Oxley
is now in Philadelphia, making ar
| engagements to shortly sail for Cuba
| where he goes on business.
| Mr. Silas c. Crouch, the well known
newspaper man of this city, will leave
he will wed at eight o'clock on Wed
| nesday morning, at the home of the
| brides parents, Miss Maymie Lewis
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chris
topher. Mr.. Crouch will bring his
bride Immediately to Charleston, where
they will reside.
Mrs. Jas. Russell Trotter left Friday
for Kingwood to spend the summer
with her parents.
Miss Elizabeth Gallaher is ENJOYING
a visit to friends at Orange Court
House, Virginia.
Christopher Smith has returned from
| Washington and Lee University and
will spend his summer vacation at his
home here.
Ivory c. Jordon left during the week
for his old home in Maine, where ne
will spend the hot months.
Capt. E. ]. Gaujot and wife, who have
been visiting here for some time. eft
Thursday for their home at William.
son, to which place they were accom-
panied by Capt. Howard Atkinson, WIG
will be their guest for portion of the
summer.
Charles Capito is at Lexington, Va.
where his son, Gus, graduates from
Washington and Lee University.
A repetition of the musicale recently
so much enjoyed at the residence ot
Mrs. E. w. knight will be given al
Mr.. CantrelPs music rooms on Capito
street, Monday evening. The proceed:
will go to a most deserving charity
The programme is as follows: "Stil
As the Night" Carl Boehm: cal
Through the Night Can old Welsh mel
ody), Mr. Arthur Ruffner: uuararte
from Robin Hood, Mrs Payne. Mrs
Chiffon. Mr.. Sweet and Mr.. Ruffner:
IBID Me Discourse" Sir R II. Bishop;
Spring" Becker, Mrs. Frank Payne;
seleN ton by string quartette, Mrs
Harrison Smith, Mr.. Harrison Smith
Mr.. IL " Smith, Mr. NJ o. Brooke:
dues Mrs. Payne, Mr.. Ruffner; bid Ne
Liv,a" Hatton; My Love is Like Z
RedN Red Rose" Brandier, Mr. Penn.
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