Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

| CHARLESTON, w. Va, July Is
| The residence of Hon. w. p. Chiffon
was the scene OF a very pleasant dance,
given by Miss Harriet Tompkias. The
music, furnished by pisnola, was ex-
eelient, and delightful supper was
served about eleven O'Clock. .he par
ty was chaperoned by Mrs. w. II. Ster-
rctt and Mrs. Mamie Chiffon. The
guests were Misses Marshall, Of Alex
andria, Va; Schwichardi, Of Washing
/ ton, ID. c., Couch, Brown, May and Car
RE Hoy. Fontaine. Collins and Thomp-
son, Messrs. Rand, Anderson. Couch,
Edgar, Price, Flourney, Aleshire, Wal
ker, Harry and Walter Scbedd and
Spillman.
The home Of Mrs. j. A. Jones was
/ thrown open to merry crowd OF
yoLtg people in compliment to her
guests, Misses Hamilton and Rush. OF
Fayetteville. Games and music were
INDUCED in until eleven o'clock, when
! delightful refreshments were served.
The guests were Misses Hamilton,
| Rose McWhorter, Rummell, Beatrice.
Rummell, Jennie Brown, O'Br!en,
Jones, sehaum and Sullivan, Messrg.
Charles Daum, William Goshorn, Has
ton Jones, Claude Jones and Harry
Wormeldoff.
Miss Kathahine Caplto entertained a
few friends with hayride TO Lock Six
where a delightful supper was served.
Those so fortunate to attend were
Misses Grace Skidmore, May Matthews,
Ella White Capto G!lchrist and Joac-
him, Messrs. Dave Matthews. Capito,
Smith, Cochran, kiger and Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rusk compll-
mented their guests, Misses Hamilton
and Rush. with u party at their home
on Capitol street
Miss Lucy Prichard, of Huntington,
Is the guest OF Mrs. l.. Pfiehard, on
/ Quarter street. Mrs. w. D0naily en-
tertained informally a number OF the
younger set in honor OF Miss Mollie
Crawford, OF Terra Haute, Ind, who is
Charming visitor in the city.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. e. w Wilson
accompanied by Miss Ashton, will leave
soon for the seashore.
Mr.. Charles ', ard has gone to New
York to meet friends from England,
Mrs. Ramsden and her niece, Miss Oats,
and Mr.. Clifford Ramsden. They will
spend a portion of the summer with
Mr.. Ward and his family.
Mrs. LYDIA Mead and Miss BERTHE
have gone to Buffalo and New York on
an extended visit.
Misses Sue Lewis and Amelia Donal-
ly have returned from months visit
to Newport News, Va, to Mrs. VIM.
TrusloW.
Miss Frances Littlepage will enter
tain the members of the younger So
ciety set at the home Of her uncle, Mir.
Sam d. Littlepage. at the old stone
Mansion" below the city, in honor Of
her visitor, Miss Wood, of Huntington,
w. Va.
Miss Jean Brown and Miss Mabel
Goshorn leave in a few days for Chi
cago and indianapolis, respectively
After their visit in Chicago and India
napGlis, they will meet ut Milwaukee,
where they will join house party.
given by some OF their former school
mates.
Miss McCulloch, of Baltimore, is the
charming guest of Mrs S. L. F'lourney.
MIR. and Mrs. Enoch Smith, Miss AL
ma and Gasset will leave for q visit to
Buffalo and other points north.
Mrs. Mary E. Knight and Miss Ethel
Knight will leave in a few days for
Lake Chautauqua to spend the summer
Mrs. Joseph Ruffner and son Joseph,
left to-day to join Mr.. Rufrner at Ash
bury Park.
Miss Katharine Venable and Miss
Nellie Cassidy are home from a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Venable near
Moundsville.
Mrs. Harrison, of Richmond, Va,
will arrive in the city in a few days and
be the guest Of Miss Ethel Ruffner, On
Kanawha street.
Mrs. F. NJ. Stanton and daughter
Caroline, Mrs. Nina Thum and Mrs
Alex. g. Smith, are spending the heat
ed term at the Salt Sulphur Springs.
Hon. Joseph II. Gaines and Mrs.
Gaines are sojourning at the Salt Sui
phur.
General and Mrs. j. A. Holey and
little son Homer, have gone to Buffalo,
to take in the Pan-American. After q
visit of some length there they will go
to Thousand Islands, then down the st.
Lawrence and by an Atlantic steamer
to New York, thence home by rail.
They will be absent until the first of
september.
Messrs Walter and Harry Scherr and
sister will spend few weeks at the
White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. N. L. Coyle will leave to-day for
a visit to relatives at Charleston, w.
Va.
The Misses Malone nave left for a va
cation at Traverse City, Michigan.