Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
PARKERsBURG.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, February
17.-Drs. Keever and Stout, who have
been in New York for the past three
months, taking post graduate courses,
have returned.
Mrs. Harry Spilman has returned
to her home at Spilman, W. Va, aft
er a pleasant visit with General and
Mrs. B. D. Spilman.
Mrs. o. B. Anderson is here from
Murdochsville, Pa, the guest OF
friends.
l.. Rosenbaum and daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Moses, are here from Eastern
Pennsylvania, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myer Newberger
Griff T. Smith, of Point Pleasant,
was in our city Wednesday en- route
to Washington, D. c., where he ex-
poets to spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Judkins has returned to her
home in Cincinnati, after a visit with
her sister, Mrs W. NJ Trevor
Mrs. Sallie Stahlman entertained
few friends very pleasantly Tuesday
evening, with whist, in honor of Mrs.
Peckham, the guest of Mrs. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burt spent the
latter part of the week in New York.
Sprigg D. Camden has returned
from Washington. where he accom-
panied his mother, who is spending
the winter there.
Mason G. Amber left Wednesday
for the east to attend to some legal
business.
Among the prominent people in
town during the past few days were:
DR.. Minor C. Baldwin, the well known
concert organist; Rev. w. l. Gravatt,
of Charles Town; William Edwards,
of Pittsburg; Attorney E. d. Talbot
and J. F. Strader, of Beverly; Thomas
J. Stiger, of Huntington; w. l.. Rus
sell, of Sistersville; Hon. Warren Mil
Ter, of Ripley; J. H. Lniger, of Har-
risville; Hon. Walter Pendleton, of
Spencer; Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Pome-
roy, of Sistersville; J. F. Mallory, of
ST. Mary's, and Col. IT. NJ. Blackmar,
of SdNtersville.
Mrs. ]. H. Wolfe, of Fifth street,
entertained a few friends at dinner
Wednesday in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Jarmin, of Marietta.
Miss Caroline Archbold is at home
from a visit with Cleveland friends.
Mrs. A. F. Allen Brown, of James
town, N. Y, is here looking after
some of her deceased husbands bust
ness~
Miss Madge Moss left Wednesday
for a visit of several weeks with
friends in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. T. B. Camden has returned
from visit with her son Guy Cam
den, at washington, D. c.
Miss Margaret Paden is in Wash
to- O. 1T
who is attending school there.
Several notable entertainments
were given by different members Of
society during the past week and at
each one the spirit Of st. Valentines
day was prominent
Miss Rosalia Bushnell whist party
of Wednesday evening, valentine af-
fair throughout Hearts were used
in every way imaginable, for decora-
lions. to score with and to eat 1t
was indeed a pretty and pleasant af-
fair and did credit to the fair. young
hostess The first ladies' prize was
awarded Miss Mildred Harris, Ores
den plate; the gentlemans first prize,
a gold picture frame to Richard
Shrewsbury, and the consolation, a
heart shaped box of candy, to Miss
Mabel Moss.
Another valentine affair was the
luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs. B.
D. Spilman in honor OF Miss Spilman
of Virginia, and Mrs. Harry Spilman,
of Spilman, w. Va. The decorations
at this affair were beautiful, the color
scheme being pink. Aside from the
guests of honor, those present were
Miss Archbold, Miss Bradenbaugh,
Miss Estelle Despard, Miss Nan Snod-
grass and Miss LATER, of Meadvllle,
Pa.
Mrs. Charles Morrison entertained
quite a number of ladies Wednesday
afternoon in a delightful way at her
beautiful home on Twelfth street
,,nlst was the principal feature Of
amusement
Mrs. J. Herndon Abbott has return
ed to her home at Fairmont, after
spending a short time with her hus-
band here.
Miss Mary Hughes is visiting
friends in Wheeling and will remain
for several weeks.