The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-06

lnR8 oil the clohlnR season occurred 81 tue
home OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. O. Hupp,
In this city, last evening, the occasion
being an entertainment given by their
daughter, Miss Jennie, to
her visitor, Miss Wagner, Of Baltimore, who
has been spending portion Of the winter
In this city and who already numbers a
large circle OF friends and admirers here.
The handsome parlors Of the Doctors hos
pitable residence were filled before the
close OF the evening with merry crowd
Of young people, and the elder portion Of
the guests apparently enjoyed themselves
as much as the juniors. Included among
abe visitors friends present were:
Miss Wagner, OF Baltimore, guest OF
Miss Hupp.
Miss Sutphen, OF Lancaster, guest Of
Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat,
Miss Smith, Of Baltimore, guest Of Mrs.
Alex. Laughlin.
Miss slagle, Of Pittsburgh, guest Of Miss
Matte Taylor.
Miss Douglas, of Pittsburgh, guest Of
Mrs. Lewis Steenrod.
Miss Lizzie Campbell.
Miss Mamie Good.
Miss Sallie Howell.
Miss Ella Hunter.
Miss Sophie Logan.
Miss Mamie Dubois.
Miss Kate Allison.
Miss 1sadore PollaCk.
Miss Aggie Caldwell.
Miss Ella Caldwell.
Miss Ida Todd, OF Bridgeport.
Miss Matte Taylor.
Miss Lucy Mcclure.
Miss Hattie Dalzell.
Miss Annie Hearne.
Miss Carrie Gilchrist.
Miss Emma Boyd.
Miss Clara Fisher.
Miss Ella Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NIendel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis SteenTod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glessner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelburg.
Mr.. Will. B. Fisher.
Mr.. Chas. W. Franzheim.
Mr.. S. G. Wilson.
Mr.. A. B. Wilson.
Mr.. Frank. 0glebay.
Mr.. VIII. B. bIcMechen.
MIR. Ad. Tallman.
Mr.. Chas. Tallman.
Mr.. Jas. Holloway.
DR.. R. s. Harvey.
Mr.. B. s. Allison.
Mr.. Ran. Stalnaker.
Mr.. Jos. ]. Woods.
Mr.. Sam. Harrison.
Mr.. Ed Bowie.
Mr.. John R. Dunlap.
Mr.. Walter Rinehart,
Mr.. Edgar Pierson.
Mr.. John r. Davenport.
Mr.. Brose List.
Mr.. Sam Hazlett.
Mr.. Will Rhodes.
Mr.. Jas. Patton.
MIR. Frank Robertson.
Mr.. W. S. Scott.
Mr.. John R. Dickey.
Among many beautiful costumes wer
those OF Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, nav,
blue embossed silk and velvet wit
diamonds: Mrs. G. W. Wise, pink sill
with tasteful drapery; Mrs. Lewis Steen
rod, dark silk and pink trimming; Mrs
W. L. Glessner, bordeaux velvet; Mrs.
L. Mendel, cream colored silk; Mis-
Wagner, Of Baltimore, navy blue silk an,
diamonds; Miss slagle, Of Pittsburgh
light blue cashmere; Miss Douglas, Q
Pittsburgh, cream color over bordeaux
Miss Smith, OF Baltimore, cameo silk witt
light blue; MissiFsnny Sutphen, OF Ian
caster, O., cream color over light blue
Miss Jenny Hupp, black silk and carolina
trimming; Miss Mamie Dubois, greet
carleton and leaf sprays; Miss Ella Hun
ter, pink satin and bunting; Mis-
Annie Hearne, Bordeaux damasse silk
with old gold trimming; Miss Sallie How
ell, bordeaux velvet with garlands OF roses
Miss Clara Fisher, pink brocade satin will
white oyerdress; Miss Hattie Dalzell, blu
over black velvet; Miss Carrie Gilchrist
white cashmere with trimming Of sam
color; Miss Sophie Logan, black sill
with gold and cardinal trimming.
With some excellent music by Killmye
the interstices between the reception, sup
per and leave.taking were filed in witt
dancing, conversation and merriment, AM
the guests separated unwillingly, witt
many pleasant recolleCtions of the even
ing.