Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-14
pARKERsBURG.

people enjoyed boating party on the
Ohio. The AFFAIR was given in honor of
Miss Woodward, OF Roanoke, Va. aud
Miss Watt, OF Chattanooga. Those In
the party were Miss Watt, Miss Wood
ward. Misses Ethel and Grace White,
Miss Sadie Wallace, Miss Rosalia Bush
nell, Messrs. Lewis and Kennhrd snod-
grass, Rush Wallace. Bernard Brown,
c. d. Forrer and Charles Martin.
One OF the prettiest events OF the sum
mer season was the luncheon given
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
by Miss Elizabeth Bradenbaugh In
honor of Miss Kathryn White and Miss
Louise Snodgrass. OF Martinsburg.
Places were laid for ten, and 1t was one
Of the most beautifully appointed affairs
that has occurred In social circles for
some time. II was nasturtium lunch
con and these flowers were visible every
place. Those present were Miss Louise
Snodgrass, Miss woodward, Miss Kath-
ryn White, Mrs. c. B. Blubaugh, Miss
Florence Trevor. Misses Elbel and
Grace White. Misses Virginia and Nan
Snodgrass.
A driving party was given Wcdnes-
day evening in honor OF Miss Louise
Snodgrass, who left that same evening
for her home in Martinsburg. The
party started about six o'clock and
drove down below Lubbock, where they
ate supper when they came to pretty
place before returning home. Those In
the party were Miss Louise Snodgrass,
Misses Cora and Bertha Turner, Mics
Emile Despard, Misses Virginia and
Juliet Spodgrass, Messrs. Herbert Min
shall, OF Marietta; ed. Wilson, Talbot
Hiteshaw, c. A. Bukey, Will Hines and
DIR. Davidson.
The members of the A. r. Club gave
one OF their delightful dances and straw
| rides Wednesday evening at the Bridges
! farm They started In large wagon
about eight o'clock and took with them
| Janicki's orchestra, which furnished the
| most excellent music. At midnight a
| splendid supper was served. Those
present were Miss Ebenger and Miss
Follett, of Marietta; Misses Ida Gerwig.
| Clara McCreary. Lolita Hornish, Flora
| Gerwig. Mildred Dare, Hazel Lowry,
Grace and Ethel White, Abbie String,
Jeanette Rathbone, emma Wandling,
Messrs. Loyal Gilbert, Lyle Jones, Mon
roe Shrewsbury, Harry Hiteshew, Wal
ter Gerwig, Cecil Fitzhugh. Robert Nc
Farland, Carl Stahlman, Will Lang,
John Timms, Ward White, Charles Glib
bens, John Wallace and Earl Stahl.
wednesday at noon Miss Edith Stone,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Stone. OF
Vienna, and Rev. o. r. Williams were
quietly married at the home Of the
brides parents, In the presence OF the
immediate families and a few intimate
friends The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Smith Wade, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
the bridal couple were unattended. The
bride was prettily gowned In white Or
candle with trimmings OF insertion, lace
and ribbon. and she carried an immense
bunch o. brides roses. Her travelling
gown was tailor made gray suit. I'm
mediately after the ceremony an ele-
CANT wedding dinner was served In the
dining room, which wac handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and ported
plants, as was the entire house. which
presented a scene OF loneliness. Soon
after this Rev. and Mrs. Williams came
to Parkersburg. where they took the
evening train for Buffalo. The bride
is one of Vienna's most attractive and
popular young ladies, and she has
equally as many friends here as in
Vienna. Rev. Williams is the minister
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South of that place, and is held In the
highest esteem by all who know this
brilliant young man. Rev. and Mrs.
Williams will make Vienna their future
home.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Sprigg D. Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. C.
Richard, Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Black
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Morris. Dr. and
Mrs. Rolla Camden, Miss Wallis, OF
Clarksburg; Miss Megs Jackson, Messrs |
Sam stiles and Gilmer Patton left
Thursday morning for their camp up
the Hughes river, where they will spend
several weeks. everything was done
to make this pleasant outing and
they will no doubt have an excellent
time.
Miss Sara Broughton will leave Mon
day for Staunton, Va, where she will be
the guest of Miss Ada Summerson for
some time. She will then visit other
points In Virginia, and from there will
go 10 Maryland.
Miss Mildred Harris will leave Mon
day for a visit at Weston and other