Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30


Atlantic City last week Among those
who left were Mrs. Wingerter, Miss
Clara Wingerter, Mr.. Stetzer and fam
lily, Miss Emily Campbell, Miss Sophia
Wright, Mrs. H. Wilson, George Col
bert, H. Horhheimer, Misses Alice and
Eva Egerter, w. P. Robinson, Thomas
Noble and family, Mrs. Harris and Miss
Harris, of Leavenworth, Kas.; Miss
Ella Howell, of Monument Place, Elm
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Whiteside and
Miss Lizzie Rehm will leave Tuesday
for ten days stay on the lakes.
5. 5. Bloch has returned from Berke-
ley Springs.
Misses Ella Oberman and Clara
Klari, of George E. Stifel & Co., will
leave tomorrow for a. ten days recre-
alton at Allen Heights
- Miss Lucy Duffield, assistant cashier
atNStifel & Co.'S, will visit relatives in
Woodsheld, O., this week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kent Boyd arrived
home yesterday from an extended
bridal tour to eastern points. They are
at home TO their friends at 27 Thir-
teenth street.
+ CHARLESTON, w. Va, July %
The most unique entertainment of the
summer in Charleston was the progress
sive euchre card party, given by Mrs.
E. w. Wilson at her home on Capital
street Tuesday morning. Mrs. John Nc
Pherson, who is visiting Mrs. D. w.
Paterson, was the guest of honor At
each table a different game was played.
frappe being served at intervals and
lunch at the conclusion of the game.
The guest list included Mrs. John Nc
Pherson, Mrs. d. w. Patterson, Mrs.
F. H. Markell, Mrs. John Seal Dashiel,
Mrs. Neil Robinson, Mrs. ]. E. Dana,
Mrs. c. K. Payne, Mrs. Thomas JEFF
fries, Mrs. B. N. Ruby and mother, Mrs.
Carpenter, Mrs. D. c. Gallaher, Mrs. E.
l.. Boggs, Mrs Gus Langley, Mrs. Gal
latin, Mrs. George S. Couch, Mrs. e. b.
Dyer Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. John Cotton and
Misses Stern and Palmer.
i Tuesday evening Mr.. George w. At
/klnson entertained a number of his
friends at smoker at the executive
mansion, the occasion being the ann
versary of his birth. A supper consist
ing OF five courses was served at 7
o'clock in the spacious dining room,
after which tobacco and coffee were
served on the front pOrticO The guests
on this occasion were all college fra,
ternity men, and each was given pipe
tied with the color of his fraternity
The guests included Captain S. B. Avis,
Harold Ward, Chris Smith, Ike Smith,
Will Birmingham, Henry and Gus Ca
pits, Ben and Douglas Roller and Nor
velle Rand. Governor Atkinson and his
private secretary, E. L. Boggs, were
also present.
A jolly camping party, composed OF
Misses Nettie Kyle, Pearl Blake, Mabel
Burdette and Helen Smith, and Messrs.
N. Kerps, V. L. Black, Preston Smith,
Charlie and Fred Burdette and Walter
Smith, who have been enjoying an out
ing at Yankee Dam, thirty miles up the
Elk river, returned home Wednesday.
The ostensible object of the outing was
to catch fish in the Elk river, but very
little fishing was done owing 10 the
fact that the river was muddy, but the
few days the party was out were spent
in most delightful manner. They
were supplied with large tents, cooking
apparatus and everything that the pal
ate could wish.
A straw ride was given Monday even
pliment to her guest, Miss Delaney. of
Baltimore. The ride was taken to Nal
den, six miles east, and the party was
chaperoned by Mrs. p H. Noyes, Jr
Those who enjoyed Miss Flournoy's
hospitality besides Miss Dulaney were
Miss Ida Coyle, Alma Smith and Lucy
Couch, and Messrs. John Kenna, Chas.
Hay, Dick Price, Geo. Norvelle, With
Jo, UA1
Another very pretty straw ride was
given Thursday evening by a number
of young gentlemen, the friends of Miss
Ethel Baker, in compliment to her
guest, Miss Kathlene Payne and other
young lady visitors in the city. The
ride was made to Lock Six, four miles
below the city. Those composing the
party besides Miss Baker and her guest
were Miss Henderson, of Huntingdon
Miss Hail. of Marietta; Miss Dronillard.
of Cincinnati; Miss Mansfield, Miss
Jean Brown, Miss Maymie Lowell, Miss
Georgia Creel, Miss Liza McDermott.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. d. Stewart Mrs. j.
]. Lowell, Messrs. Herman Shrewsber-
ry, Friend Cochrane, o. ]. Cherry, Will
Hopper, Alfred Lowell, Hermann Baker,
Jay Baldridge, ]. c. Mcfarland and DIR.
c. w. H. Stewart.
A delightful moonlight trip on the
Nanawha river was enjoyed Wednesday
night by party taken out on the va
por launch Ruth. Those forming the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Chill
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gaines, Mr..
and Mrs. Heir Moves, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Adams, Mrs. Blake Stewart,
J Miss Elizabeth Rookie and Messrs Geo.
Brightwell, Harry Boggs and Morris o.
! Brooks.
Miss Minnie Donillard. of Cincinnati
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. }. H. Brown.
One of the most delightful of the
many enjoyable entertainments of this
week was an informal party given by
Miss Roberta Soleman and Miss Kath-
elene Wheatley at their home at Fern
! Bank, in honor of their guests. Miss
Ill. The beautiful lawn overlooking the
! city from the couth side was lighted
with Chinese lanterns, which shed a
mellow and dreamy light on the ham>
moeks and seats about the lawn and ru-
raj noks. There was music, dancing
and song, and at a seasonable hour de-
licious refreshments were served.
Among the .guets were Miss Craig. of
! Craigsville. Va; Miss Maggie McClung,
of Lewisburg; Miss Coral Long, Miss
j Ida Jim Scott, Miss Katherine Venabie,
Mrs Hitchcock. Messrs. 7. S. Clark,
Fred n. Carr, James Crawford, Dave
| Crawford, John Fry and Charles Cole
man.