Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
pARKERsBURG.

The dancing season of the smart set
was formally opened Thursday night by
the Halayon club dance, which was
given at Progress Hall. This affair was
delightful in every way, the committed
in charge Messrs. George Gordon, Jas
Mcclure and Geo. Gambrill having per
fected every detail that is essential Il
success. Haase's orchestra furnished
the music. which inspired the dancer;
until the I'VE sma' hours. Those pres
emit were Mr. and Mrs. Chalenor, Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Hogg. Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Rose, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gambrill Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Nor
rison, Miss Carrie Jackson, Miss Cook
Miss Curtis, Miss Dams. the Misses
Calendar, Miss Grace White, Miss
Bushnell Miss Ethel White, Miss Har-
ris, Miss Eaton Miss Geneyieve Eaton
Miss Gordon. Miss Juliette Snodgrassi
Miss Mary Van Wrinkle, Miss Amber,
Miss Moss. Miss Laura Despard, Miss
Wallace. Miss Trevor; Messrs. Frank
Bradinbaught, Bernard Brown, e. 2.
! Brown. E. K. Kingsley. ]. Gale Gilbert,
talbot Hiteshew, Bradford Hiteshew,
Monroe Shrewsbury, Judge Dupuy'
| Amos Gordon. George Gordon, c. A.
Bukey. NJ. Schade. Henry Brannon. oil
Weston: Earl Gifin. Clarence Giftinr
H. Fl. Moss, Kinnaird Snodgrass, Lewis
Snodgrasg. Charlie Martin. ]. B. Tag
CART. c. D.A Forrer and James Me-
| CIuer
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Scott, c. A.
Bukey and Herman Monroe attended
the musical entertainment which was
given by the Pittsburg Concert Com
pany in Marietta Friday night.
Messrs. H. G. Abbott and Tom
Shields arrived home Thursday from
| Wheeling, where they attended the
meeting of the Hotel Association.
The Charity Whist Club met on Fri
! day afternoon with Mrs. Kinnaird
Snodgrass at her home on Murdoch
| avenue.
George Carney arrived home Friday
| from Wheeling.
Mrs Charles B. Blubaugh was the
charming hostess of The Happy SIX
teen Club Wednesday afternoon in her
artistic home on Murdoch avenue. AS
this was the first meeting of the sea-
son. the guests were unusually interest
ed in numerous games of whist which
| consumed this very pleasant after
| noon.
MIR. C. W. Archibold entertained a
number of his gentlemen friends with
launch party to Blennerhassett ls'anr
on Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Z. S. Curtis was the hostess
| Thursday afternoon of "Fhe Mothers
| Club" in her home on Eighth street.
One of the important features OF the
afternoon was the report of the village
improvement committee, which was
instructed at a farmer meeting to in
vestigate the method and possibility or
organizing such a society in this vicln-
ity The committee reported Visit
to Marietta and an encouraging confer
ence with the leaders of the improve
ment society of that city. This organ-
cation has accomplished wonders in the
Improvement of the streets of Marietta
and it is hoped that ia committee
that has been appointed by the '~-others
Club will meet with every encourage
ment from the citizens of Parkersburg.
B. S. Pope and J. B. Finley arrived
home yesterday from Paducah, KY,
where they have been attending the
/ Ohio Valley Improvement Association.
Earl and Clarence Giffin, of Marietta,
attended the Halcyon Club dance,
which took place Thursday evening
Miss Lily Irene Jackson left Thurs
day for Buffalo.
Rev. DR.. S. Scollay Moore arrived
home Saturday morning from San
! Francisco, where he has been attend
ing the general convention of the Epis-
copal church.
Rev. Father Reynolds, of Montgom-
cry. w. Va, was the guest of Rev.
Father Hickey for several days last
week.
Mrs. George Gordon leaves to-day for
Mt Clemens, Mich, where she VIII
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Wilson gave a
dinner ON Thursday evening at their
home on Ann street, in honor of the
Misses Callendor, of Pennsylvania, who
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hogg.
Governor A. B. White was a guest In
| the city last week for several days.
The Misses Eaton entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening in their
home on Murdoch acenue.
Attorney General Romeo II. Freer
was a guest in the city Wednesday.
| James Nelly anu II. CduiutH dl .
in Chicago looking after some business
| interests.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
| NJ. E. church South was the scene on
Wednesday evening of a delightful re-
| ception which was given in honor of
their new pastor and his family, Rev.
DIR. Felix Hill and wife The parlors
of the church were thrown open and
made unusually attractive by the elab-
crate floral decorations. During the
evening large number of persons call
ed to welcome Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hill,
who must have been pleased at the cor
| dial reception they received.
| Mrs. E. s. Curtis was the hostess of
| the Ravenswood Thimble Club We'd
nesday afternoon in her home on
Eighth street. The party was made
up of fourteen ladies from Ravens
wood, who enjoyed delicious luncheon
| which was given in their honor.
Miss Elizabeth Gambrill left Wednes-
day for Chicago, where she will be the
guest of relatives.
| j. A. Wetherell left Wednesday on a
| business trip to New York.
| The Zenda Club gave dance Thurs
day evening in Germania hall which
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Miss Flonrence Shattuck and Miss
| Florence Trenor Snent "Wednesday of