Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-19
PARKERSBURG.


Miss Ora Martin was the hostess of the
Shakespeare Club Monday afternoon at
her home on Market street.
Miss Lucy Smith entertainer her Sun
day school class and few other friends
Monday evening at her home on Seventh
street, and gave very interesting talk
on her trip to New Orleans and the
missionary conference that was held
there. She told of her trip there and
back, of the beauty of the city and the
splendid conference they had and the
great work done The evening was
much enjoyed by the ladies. and after
the talk the evening was spent in hav-
ing a good time in general, and at the
proper time delightful refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mrs.
Belle Stahl, Mrs. c. w. Edelen, Mrs.
Morrissette, Misses Maud Spence. Anna
Williams, Anna Logan, Ada and Fan
ME Virts, Rose and Nan Chancellor.
Bette and Sallie Wade, Clara Wells,
Anna Kootz Lucy Morrison, Mollie
Leachman and Allie Park.
Mrs. Walter Fleming was the hostess
of the Hemstitch Club Monday afternoon
at her home on Murdoch avenue.
MISS rae fduH entertained d uuI1l-
Der of her young friends Friday evening
at her home on Ann street with a card
party.
Miss Kathryn White left on Saturday
for Troy. N. Y, where she will attend
the wedding OF Miss Louise Gurley and
Mr. Edgar Hayes Belts, of Troy. She
will also visit Washington, and will go
to Laselle where she will attend COM
mencement in June. She will also visit
at various points in the New England
States
Mrs. J. II. Shaw entertained the choir
Of the Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening at her home in Belpre in honor
of Col. r. Kent LOOMS, who will leave
for Charleston Monday, where he will
make his future home. Mr. LOOMS has
been a valued and popular member Of
the choir for many years, and will be
greatly missed by the organization. He
has a splendid voice. and has always
taken great interest in the choir, and
for this reason. too, he will be greatly
missed. The evening was spent with
music and social chat, and later re-
freshments were served.
Miss Laura Despard was the hostess
of the Twentieth Century Club on We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on JUL
ana street. Much interest was manifest
ed in the game. and at its close Miss
Mary Moffet was presented with the
visitors prize a silver shoe horn. and
Miss Harriet VanWinkle was given the
club prize silver fork, and Mrs. H. c.
Richard was consoled with a dainty
fan. Those present were: Mrs. Walter
Fleming, Mrs. Rolla Camden, Mrs. H.
c. Richard Mrs. Lillian Nelly. Mrs. 3.
r. Blackboard, Mrs. Doremus Paden Miss
Harriet VanWinkle. Miss Florence Shat
tnck. Miss Mary Moffet Miss Belle
Clemens.
Mrs D. A Beatty was the hostess
of the Literary Circle this week at her
Market street home. The club is very
popular one, and is growing more and
more interesting all the time They are
studying Browning. and much interest
is being taken by the ladies.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Miller. Of the
M. G. church. gave reception Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Mamie
c. Miller and Rev. A. II. Miller, of ST.
Louis, who are their guests. After
prayer meeting the congregation was
invited to the parsonage. where they
Wtie itt6iNtu ny llcN. anu MTS. Miller,
Miss Miller and Rev A. H. Miller. Mrs.
S. L. Gould. Mrs. Californian. Mrs. Ed
ward Davidson. and Mrs Mccormick
assisted in entertaining the guests. and
in serving the refreshments. A de-
lightful evening was spent by all pres
ent
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Blubaugh gave
theatre party Wednesday evening at
the auditorium to see Tim Murphy In
"A Capitol Comedy" After the plav
Mr.. and Mrs. Blgoaugh gave dinner
at their home On Murdoch avenue in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Murphy.
who are friends OF >he host and host
ess. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Doremus Paden, Miss Effie Eaton.
Miss Ida Denniston. Miss Genevieva
Eaton and Edward Wilson.
! number OF young people took Il :,,p
to Marietta Thursday evening in the
lew yacht. They left abo... 2 o'c.oc,S.
took supper in Marietta aad returned
in the evening. Those in he partv
were Misses Ida and Clara Hoffman.
Misses MYRTLE, Virginia and Bessie
Stewart, Miss Carrie Layman. Miss
Sue Dudley, Messrs. Walter Powell.
Harry Biddle Allan Tullev Richard
Mowery, John Hogan and Mitchell Da-
wilson.