The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14

right time otf.hand, on the spur OF the
moment, as It were, Itrrote L doirn, 90 that
when was called on without warning,
unbenownst to myself and TO my great
surprise, would accidentally be reminded
oil something l couldn't think Of, except as
momentary passing thought.
KNEW II 1wrote II down that could
have excuse for rining 10, as seasoning Of
this nonsense and apology for what / said
and did not say, those beautiful stanzas by
Whittier, the heaartpoet Of America:
"Eot by Tho, page, Ord.Palnted,
let life be 6annetO OF Glinted;
Deeper than written scroll,
The eolOrS oil the soul.
"SWeOteF than ever sung, tD
Ny songs that found no tongue;
N0hler than any fact,
Ny Wish that failed Of act.n
But after having written, my soul doth
so abhor what ! have written, that ] will
postpone It's reading to the "Sweet Bye.
and Bye."t
Having been expected 10 say nothing,
and having said 1t, Iagain entreat you
rather 10 put on your boldest suit oil
mirth," for We have friends that purpose
merriment
nBht fare you we'll
| have some business"
This closed the banquet exercises, and
after an hours recess the ball began.
Just before the ball MeSsrs, Lucas aud
Hall and Mrs. G. B. Caldwell and Miss
Rose McNaughton, with Charles Kill
meyer as pianist, gave the following selec-
tons:
Quartette, Messrs. Lucas and Hall, Mrs.
Caldwell and Miss Rose McNaughton,
List the Evening Breeze.h Il, 2 I
Duet, "Merry Maiden and the Tar"
Lucas and Hall. tfs sasEF3
Trio, Ave Maria," Mrs. Caldwell, Miss
McNaughton and Mr.. Lucas. ef
- THE BAIL.
At0;30 the arrangements for the ball
were all completed, and Kramer's full or
Chestra with Mr.. Chas. Killmeyer as piano
accompanist. We give below the order
Of dance, and also the costumes:
oRpER Ov pAScL
1. March and Quadrils.
.. LAneers.
O. Waltz
1. Quadhlls.
8. Polka.
fob. q. Waltz QuadrilIs.
I. LaNcers.
.,. .. Quadrille
10. Waltz quadFllls.
u. lAnCSLL
70. Polka.
IL. HllOp.
fI II. waltz.
IS. QuAdfilIc.
81 ls. Walk QuAd'le
SUFFER-
From Il o'clock Pm. until OelockA,M.
COMMITTEE on Muac AND BALL.
Sir W. B. Fiber, slrJ. B. Quarrlea, g..
Sir b. W. Peterson, SRA. $. Harden,
Sir c, {. Johnson.
Mrs. z. NJ. Delaplain, Paris pompadour,
striped satin and diamonds, the handsom-
est in the room.
Mrs Tom Norton, handsome black silk,
embroidered, and diamonds, very hand
some.
Miss Ella Berger, Bordeaux striped vel
vet and satin and diamonds; beautiful.
Miss Sallie Howell, Bordeaux velvet.
Mrs. J. W. Grub, light blue brocaded
silk and diamonds.
Miss Gertie Caldwell, Bordeaux and
light blue striped satin.
Miss Maggie Caldwell, Little Rock, Ark,
white brocade silk; very handsome.
Mrs. H. w. List, black silk, embroid-
cree, and diamonds; very handsome.
Miss Annie Hearne black velvet and
diamonds.
Miss Isadore Pollock, black silk.
Miss Matte Taylor, Bordeaux velvet.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, black striped
velvet and silk and diamonds; very hand
some.
ms, Harry Wheat, Bordeaux silk and
lace.
Mrs. Andy Patterson, black velvet.
Miss Mamie Dubois, grey silk and light
blue trimmings.
Miss Bette Mcclure, white satin and
tulle. 4 ~5sns = !.
Miss Mamie Good, white andblu
Miss Minnie JunkinS, Bridgeport, cream
color aud garnet silk. ia ri n.
Miss Bell Morris, pink silk and satin.
Miss Ida Pendleton, white satin and
tulle. u4 =
Miss Mamie Dubois, black silk and
velvet.
Miss Sue Morris, black silk and velvet.
Miss Clara Fisher, black silk and velvet.
Miss Dora Hildreth, black silk.
Miss Rose MeNaughtop, white. .,.-
Mrs. Chas. Berger, black silk.
Miss Jennie Pryor, white lace. t
Miss Maggie Battelle, cream color and
black silk. n
Mrs. DR.. Edwards, lavender silk and
coral.
Miss Amelia Campbell. black silk and
velvet.
Miss Jennie Smith, Of Parkersburg, blue
silk, very handsome. IN -.
Miss Ida Harden, striped brocade and
garnet. ~ 'g'n =
Mrs. May Wilde, black silk and velvet.
Miss Julia List, light brown silk and
cream color.
Miss Jennie Bailey, black silk and trim
med with howers. -.-.--,---. -
Miss Jennie Coen. bronze velvet and
brocaded silk.
Miss Mollie Dayless, black silk with
white trimmings,
Miss sallie Maxwell, gray silk and
brocaded. -..,...
Miss Addie Terrell, black velvet.
Miss Fannie sapheun, Lancaster, Ohio,
black silk. "
FOUND DEAD.-An old man SO years OF
age named Andrew Breining, was found,
dead in Hana'a A1lev M M 7lQ.Nnrth