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

CHARLESTON, w Va. July e.
Miss Frances F'lournoy gave very
pleasant tea party Thursday night at
her home on Virginia street in honr
of her guest, Miss elizabeth Mason, of
LeWisburg. The young ladies present
were the Misses Matte Abney and Lucy
Couch.
Mrs Harry Priehard and Mrs. Chas.
Couch have returned from Buffalo,
N Y.
Messrs. Will and Prentice Burling-
ham, of Richmond, are visiting friends
in the city.
Hugh Fitzhugh as returned home
from school at Woodbury. Forest, Nir-
gina.
The banquet rendered Judge John J.
Jackson last Friday night by the bar
was very enjoyagle and elegant af-
| fair The dining room of the Hotel
Ruffner was very prettily decorated
with roses, sweet peas and vines. About
/ seventy attorneys sat at the table, at
the head of which sat the toast mas
ter, Ex-Governor William A. McCorkle,
beneath huge American flag. The
menu was as follows
Little Necks
Green Turtle, clear.
| Planked w nlte HlSn. PrONeDcdle.
Potatoes. Julienne.
Fried Soft Shell Crabs Italienne Sauce.
Maraschino Punch
Broiled Spring Chicken.
Lettuce and Tomatoes en- Mayonnainse.
Ice Cream. en- Forms.
Roquefort. WATERS
Coffee
! Chateau Nquam. 1SSS.
| Poutet Canet, 1887.
| Mumms Extra Dry.
Creme de Menthe.
Cigars.
The Young society set were most
handsomely entertained Friday night
by Miss Ruth Eskew, in honr Of her
| friend Miss Louise Bright Miller, OF
Parkersburg The handsome home
was decorated deliberately with roses
and smilax, while the lawn was ablaze
with Japanese lanterns.
A new and amusing wood game was
played, and Colburn Davis received the
/ prize. a box of f1uylers candy. The re-
| freshments consisted OF ice cream,
cakes, olives. chocolates, sailed al
monds, and mint waters. The guests
numbered about sixty
Miss Jessie McMaster has returned to
| Marietta, Ohio, after visit to Miss
Lusy Couch on Kanawha street.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Beury gave
a very delightful dance at the Glenwood
| club Friday evening in honr of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gleason an1 Miss Schwickardi, OF
| Washington, ID. c.
| The porches of the Country club
| house. as we'll as the lawn, were hung
with Japanese lanterns, and presented
beautiful appearance. During the
evening solos were beautifully rendered
1 by Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Frank Payne.
| Refreshments were served, which con-
sisted of tomatoes, with mayonaisse,
deyiled ham sandwiches, pickles, cof-
| fee. ice cream and cake. During the
evening oragne ice cream was served
from a punch bowl, preside over by
Mrs. Kenna and Mrs. G. fodd Thayer.
Mrs. G. NJ Donaldson and Miss Edith
Fitzhugh left Thursday for the Old
Sweet for months visit.
Mr. and Mrs William Burdette
Matthews left thursday for California
| wher they will spend some time.
Mrs James and daughter, Miss So
| pbia, arrived Wednesday from Denver
and are the guests Of Mrs. F. ". Alb
| ney.
Mrs H. B. Smith has for her guest
her sister, Miss Alice Bovine.
Mrs. w. D. Lewis gave a very pleas
ant musicale "Wednesday night at her
home in Maiden. which was attended
by number of the Charleston society
people, among them being Mrs. C. c.
Lewis, Jr., MIR and Mrs. John D.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Payne, DR.