The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-17
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TO-NIGHr,-The ladies enlOyed another
exciting days labor yesterday, in their
patriotic preparations Tor the grand tea.
party At the Opera House Tonight. Some
Of the departments are little behind in
the work, but We are assured everything
will be complete Tor the opening. We
have already given in detail the plans Of
the lady managers In getting up an enter
tainment pleasing TO the eve and instruct
i've to the mind, and vet We feel satisfied
that only the merest outline Of the gorge
Gus display has been foreshadoWed, and
that the opening night will reveal to visi-
tors the fact that not oRe-tenth OF the at
fractions have been mentioned. The
Opera House tonight will more than
verify all that has been said, in q short
visit to so many different States OF the
Union-equal almost to placing "a gridle
around the earth in forty minutes"
THE TIA TABLES.
As token Of the earnestness pervading
the community, many contributions have
been received, and many articles will be
placed on sale. There will Be bountiful
display Of fruits and flowers; beautiful
sea shells Of every description exquisite
wreaths, sprays for the hair, oFnameRted
baskets, fans, etc.
Beautiful ladies will preside at the
tables for the tea-drinkers, where the
steaming beverage will be supplied with
bill OF fare to tempt dainty epicures.
NT..sta.. 80 0kfa Ian, rtunanR VrsiI mot ha
limited, but will have the privilege Of
"going through the entire bill OF fare
half dozen times, II they desire. Be ye
on hand punctually, patriots Of 70, and
be rejuyeuated. Just think Of the de-
lighttul combination-a charming little
Martha WashingtOn'to begin With; then
= plate OF delicious strawberries and
cream, and delightful promenade, ac-
companied by one OF Strauss exquisite
values. 1t is enough to rouse the patri'
otism Of the entire Nation-and cause
everybody to enlist in'the Home Guards.
LOCATION or BOOTHS,
On entering the Opera House Pennsyl-
yania is the first booth TO the right under
the gallery; New Hampshire is nexf
South Carolina is next, and Georgia. is
next, Continuing still along the right,
New York is the first booth on the stage,
and Massachusetts, Is next. On entering
the hall the first booth on the left, under
the gallery, is Virginia; Rhode Island Is
next; North Carolina Is next, and New
jersey Is next. Continuing still along
left the first booth on the stage Is Con-
necticut; Maryland is next, and Della.
ware is next. The beautiful cascade is
the center Of all on the stage.
NAMES OF ATTENDANTS.
Below we give a complete list Of the
persons who will serve in each booth
and be glad to welcome their friends
during the evening.
PsnNsylruaia-Mrs. G. W. FrAnzhheim,
Mrs. l.. Stifel, Mrs. II. Stamm, Mrs. L. V.
Blond, Mr.. q. X. TiRgle, Mr.. G. Fran
zheim, Mr.. II. Franzheim.
NeW Hampshire Mrs. ]. +. Mendel,
Mrs. S. =. Hildreth, Mrs. J. Berger, Mrs,
W. Handlan, Miss +. Berger, Mr.. John
Mendel.
iSouG Caro!ina--Strs. Dr.. Hupp, Mrs.
A. Wilson, Mrs. s, Caldwell, Mrs, ].
speiJel, Miss A. Wilson, Miss B. Cald.
well. DR.. Hardesty, DR.. G, Baird, Mr..
Archie iiupp Mr. II Sterling.
Ner YcrEESTrs. Rheinstrom. Mrs.swa.
backer, Mrs. Dr. Mccoy. Miss Rhein.
strotn' Mis- bloch, Mr.. II Frank.
lldSSdchusetts-Mrs. Wm. Leighton, Mrs.
q NcNTechen Miss 4 Cushing Miss T.
McC rS M, Reach, MAJ "a N B1rt' '' =
Yiy9!nia-NfFs, " Bntier. Mrs. O.
q Dewey Mrs C;eo .iobns MrsC &
Komble Mrs q Adams Mrs' d A. Adj.
Ter, Miss d, Lamb Miss NJ, Lamb, Mis- h.
Kemble, Miss NJ on Mr., ]. Dickey. MI.
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