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

CHARLESTON, w. Va. May Miss
Ethel Ruffner left Monday for Richmond
where she will attend the dedication of the
annex to the Virginia hospital.
Mrs. P. G, Shrewsbury. who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to
her home in Washington, d. C.
The luncheon given by Miss Martha
Hogeman to Miss Long was a most beau
tiful affair. The table which was decor
ated in white and yellow, was set for
twelve, and the luncheon consisted of the
seasonable delicacies and was served in
courses. The guests were Misses Long,
Ethel knight, Emily Richardson, Bess
Mollohan, Mary Butterick. Mary letters,
and Nell Ward; Mesdames l. N. Smith.
L. W. Knight, C. e. Ward and ]. r..
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Gallaher have re-
turned from visit to Washington.
Mrs. j. r. Thomas charmingly enter
tanned the Married Ladies Whist Club
Friday afternoon at her home on Virginia
street. The house was beautifully adorn-
ed with hyacinths and other flowers The
successful contestant for the club pin was
on this occasion Mrs. E. c. Dawley. The
refreshments served at the close of the
game were delicious and much enjoyed
after the warm afternoon.
Miss Helen Gallaher gave a delightful
informal dance Friday night at her home
on kanawha street, which is we'll known
for its hospitality. The large dancing hall
was filled with happy guests until late
hour. when salads, sandwiches and coffee
were served. Among those present were
Misses Katie Bell Abney, Jean Brown,
Cora Henry. Emily Quarter. Katharine
Flournoy Edna Young and Harriet
Tompkins and Messrs. Gordon Matthews,
Plat Brightwell, John Baker White, Pat
Flournoy Hoffman Fisher. Phil Walker,
Harry Anderson, Ned Aleshire. Noyes
Rand, Brock and Person
Mrs. l.. II. Meade and daughter. BERTHE,
have returned from Florida, where they
spent the winter.
Miss Julia Mcfarland has returned to
Washington, d. c., after a visit 10 her
parents.
Miss Launie Abney. daughter OF r. W.
Abney. who has been attending National
Park Seminary. has been chosen saluta-
torian out of class Of nearly one hun
dred. who will graduate in June.
Mr. W. E. Chiffon gave stag party
Thursday night in honor OF Mr. Russell
Clark. Of New York iCty.
Mrs. chas. X. Payne and daughter Mar
CARTE have returned from a sotourn in
Florida and other points In the South.
Mrs. c. W. Wash and son. Forest. have
returned from visit 70 friends in Rich
mond.
DIR. A A. Shewkey LEFT wednesday for
Pfttsburg. where he viii visit friends for
several weeks.
The dance given Saturday night by
Richmond Houston 70 a hundred or more
OF his little friends was thoroughly en-
joyed by all the little folks present From
three TO seven the merry making contin-
ued. when a sumptuous luncheon was
served. after which the older guests took
the floor
The society ladies Of Charleston are In
teresting themselves in an effort 10 de-
wise some plan By which we may have
clean street. A meeting viii be held this
afternoon by these progressive women
and it IL to be hoped their efforts Will
be success.
Miss Daisy Cunningham. Of St Adams.
is visiting friends In the city.
The woman's Kanawha Literary Club
met this week with Mrs. DR.. Lcunsbery.
The meeting was . most interesting one
Miss Mary Long was present and gave an
account OF her recent travels In Turkey
and showed a large collection Of photo
graphs Of foreign lands.
Mis- Taft. who has been the guest Of
Mis- Helen Gallahsr. has returned TO her
hnme in Columbus. O.
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