Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-14


CHARLESTON, =. VA, April fs.-
Mr.. and Ar. S. l. F1ournoy ave re-
turned from an extended visit TO Elori-
da.
Charles Dickinson is visiting friends
! at Lewfsburg.
Mrs. G. 5. Simmons, who has been
visiting Mrs. Joseph Rufner, has re-
turned to her home in rayeste county.
w. e. Chiffon and Neil Robinson
have returned from New York.
Mrs. D. C. Galiaher IS visiting rela-
tiyes in Washington, d. c.
w. Gordon Mathews has returned
from a brief visit to Wheeling.
Mrs. j.. f. Bedell, Of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
]. Bernard Peyton, Jr., has returned
from Staunton, Va, where he spent
several days with friends.
Mr.. T. Nv. Abney is in Washington,
D. c., from which place he will leave
for a short visit II New York, accom-
panied by mis- daughter, Miss Launie.
and several OF her friends, who are at
school in Washington.
Judge j. C.. B., Drew left Monday for
New York.
Mrs. John Wehrle has for her guest
her mother Mrs. A. Richards, of Green
wood, Del.
Miss Frances Flournoy S home from
Lewisburg on a short vacation.
state Senator byrd Hill and Miss Ada
Mahan were quietly married Wednes-
day morning at the suburban home OF
the bride, Rev. NJ. F. Compton officiat-
ing. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a bridal tour. after
which they. will make their home on
Lafdley street.
Mrs. Charles Peyton charmingly en-
tertained a number of Ler friends
tuesday night at her home on Broad
street, with an informal card party.
Miss Ashton Wilson is in New York
the guest of Miss Stobo, who spent sew
eral weeks here the early part Of the
winter.
Mrs. N. H. McCorkle and daughter,
Miss May, who spent the winter with
relatives in Virginia, have returned
home.
Mrs. Risk and Miss Cleavie yarbor-
ough, of Richmond, are visiting Mrs.
C. W. Wash.
Miss Mary Hiner, of White Sulphur,
is the guest of Mrs. A S. Hutson.
Edwin Dualnaker, who has been Wis
Using his father, DR.. A. G. Stalnaker,
has returned to Denver, Col.
One of the largest and most elaborate
events that has taken place this year
was the Easter tea given Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. W. e. Chiffon, at her
elegant home on Virginia street. From
tnree O'Clock to six the house was filled
with a continuous stream of ladies, who
formed a brilliant scene attired in the
handsome and beautiful new spring
costumes. The house, which was deco
rated with jonquils, presented a beau
tiful appearance, especially the dining
room, with lis mahogany table with
! eenterpiece of drawn work, on which a
huge bowl of jonquils formed the sim
pie but beautiful decoration. The re-
freshmentS were served by a Wash
ington caterer, and the ices, which were
in fruit ana flower shapes, were beau
tiful as we'll as delicious. Punch was
served in the reception hall by Mrs. e.
A. Barnes, while Mrs. Alex. o. Smith
pourei coffee in the library. Those as
sisting in receiving were Mesdames Ike
Smith, Edward Knight, r. NJ. Staunton,
H. B. Smith, A. B. Kenna, ID. w. Pat
terson, Mamie Chiffon, Joseph Gaines,
Heber Noyes, Frank Payne, Nina Mill
Ter Thum, Tarr, F. c. Beury and ]. r.
Thomas and Miss Sue Stanton.
Gov. White, Col. N. S. Burlew, Hal
w. knight and d. w. Patterson are
among the Shriners who went to Blue
field "Wednesday to attend the festivi-
ties there.
The Easter German given Tuesday
night by the Glenwood Club was large
ly attended, and was the most enjoyable
entertainment given in the history of
the club. The German was led by Mr..
Philip G. Walker and Miss Harriet
Tompkins. The favors were very ap-
propriate, being little chickens, eggs,
rabbits, &c. AT 11:30 delightful supper
consisting of chicken. terapin, salads,
biscuits and coffee was served, after
which dancing was resumed. Among
those from abroad were Misses Taft,
of Columbus, and Moffat, OF Wheeling.
Word has been received here that
Miss Ida Carr and Mr.. Hurst Curry
were married a few days ago in st. Lou
is, Mo. Both are well known here, Miss
Carr being a daughter o. Or. VIII Carr,
and Mr.. Curry having made his home
in Charleston for several years.
Mrs. Frank Brown, OF Columbus, o.,
is the guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry, on Quarter street.
Inc Wednesday Whist Club was de-
lightfully entertained this week by
Miss Hal Payne, at the residence of
Mrs. Frank Payne on Virginia street.
A number OF outside guests were pre-
sent, six tables being used in all. The
visitors prize, a bunch OF Parma vlo-
lets, was awarded Mrs. Z. A Barnes,
and Mrs. Charles Reed won the club
pin. A delightful luncheon was enjoy
ed at ) O'Clock.
Miss Abney was hostess on Tuesday
night to the Tuesday Literary Club.
Mrs. E. A. Barnes will entertain the
club mex week.
The Married Ladies' Whist club met
with Mrs. Charlie Couch, on upper Ka-
nawha street, Thursday afternoon. This
is the clubs first meeting since before
lent, and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The Bachelors Club gave a very
pleasant dance Tuesday nign. at Elk s
hall. TO a number of their lady friends.
The Bachelors entertained most royal
II. and serveda delightful lunch at mid
night.