The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

dslphis; Mis-. j. NJ. WaIbach, B~Alimorei
Miss May Tucker MSgill, Washington,
ID, O.; Mfs, and Miss Uarrish, Dir. AND
Mrs. +, B. Disney, Cincinnati; Mr., and
Mrs. W, G. Morris, Mrs. E Ball, Mrs. +,
A, Prague, George B. Taylor and wife,
Mics Nellie Albert, Of O0vipgton, Ky !
johu A, Preston, Lewisburg; James B
Wood, Vtfglnis; g. 2 Saua dsrs, Phila
delpSis, and James E Heath, Meade
Hatkina, Dol. II, :: Osbell, D. q, C!oell,
liz, j. 8. Tower VIM. W, Honey, Frank
Male, WIN. +. Massie aud Col. O. ] An
dsrson, oil Richmond.
NOTES.
Dol. D. A. P. Jordan, Of New York, left
for home to-day.
Ed. Echols, Of staunton, is welcomed
here by lots Of old friends.
People who read to.morrow's paper and
the Letter lIOm here will learn how to run
a hotel.
Toledo, Ohio, society Ia represented by
Miss Mayor, who has been here for several
WeekB,
Miss Alice Martin 10 q South Carolina
belle who is very greatly admired by eve
rybody. n
A lady who had rouge on would NOT
enter the ball room laas night. The cleo
trio light did 1t.
The lawn will be popular for promeDad.
ing parties 90 soon 81 the electric light
shines On II o. nights.
Col. H, T. WardlRW, q South Carolina
journalist, Of genial temperament, seems
10 be having as much tun as any gentle
man here.
The next swell German comes of to.
morrow. l shall try to give you q deschp.
ton oil 1t, along with some personal gossip
current here.
There 10 one,third OF q mile OF verandah
here, and 1t took q young man the whole
time he ~traversed II 10 read q telegram
consisting Of len words,
Obi obi obi A lady fell In the ball
room, right under the electric light, last
night aud her companion in the waltz
sprawled all over her. 1t was too-toO-
awiully shocking.
OF the host OF beautiful Virginians tina,
grace the White none are more attractive
Tor grace, easy manners and conversational
resources than Miss Bruce, Of Halifax, aud
MisS Payne, OF WArrenton.
Among the best bowlers at ten pins here
OF the fair sex arc Misses Emma Caring
Ton, Sallis 0uld, Mary Jones, Mary Nc.
Uaw, Susie Stewart, AnDie Camden, May
Handy, and Mrs. j. Il, Thompson.
Mites 0'Donnell, OF Baltimore, hes most
aVsuredly inherited the beauty Of her
mother. She Is stately, but not cold Nhd
10 not o spoiled woman on account Of the
homage rendered her. Not by any means.
Miss McCord belongs to oae OF the reF.
resentatiVe families Of South Cafolin, s..
Her personal qualities and other att actions
makG her q general i~lvofite with q retiuus
Ol admirers. Miss Hayward Is also d splen.
did woman, from the same place.
Rev. Dr.. Storrs, the famous Congrpgs
~lionalist minister from New YORK, believes
iu musCulst christianity. lie ~frequents
daily the bowling alley and can bowl with
the best Of them, Rev. Dr. ". +. Gard.
ner, Of Trinity Church, near Baltimore, Ia
alec very fond Of the game.
For the 6rst time last night the electric
light shone In the ball room, making the
gas sets look like lighted candles BY dey,
1t 10 o hard and searching light on the
complexion and the ladies' were quietly
hurliDH their vengeance at II. In Its glare
painted cheeks look daubed and powdered
faces ghastly. Use neither, ladies, and
the electric light will enhance your natu.
raj beauty. Don't let II search out your
artitlClAlitles,
At the Getman this morning Major Joe
Lane Stetu, Of Richmond, lead In h;S
capital ttyle, assisted by Miss Lila Whit.
ney. Mr.. Boney led out Miss Lulu PeatCe;
NJ. HaxalI, Mics Smith; Mr.. Hudpins,
Miss Sharpe, Of New York; Mr.. Mye,e,
Miss Rambo; Mr.. Read, OF New Yotk,,
Niles Gordon, MIR. Elliott, Miss Stephen.
son Mr.. Tyson, Mias TtipleLt; Mr.. Violet,
Miss Cullen; Mr.. King, Miss Webb; Nj
Dnnlar, Miss Camden; Mr.. Rsvauel, Miss
Mex Ell gle; Mr.. Wheeler, Miss Nellie RoGs.
Mi. Melvin, Miss Woolridge; Mr., Simonds,
Mics Rounduee; Mr.. Dean, Miss Hey.
ward There we're forty cou pies In all, but
do not remember the nsmes Of the
b lance.
Feiguson, Of the AlderBon Enkrpri,.. ia
anxious that the next regular nesting Of
the West Virginia Press Association hhall
be held at Aldetson. jHe promises free
feed, free travel and sundry other inducs
n1ente 10 the way Of entertainment. Speak.
i11g Of the Pres, the Camefons Of West
Virginia have not got hold OF the newspa
pets yet 10 any large extent. True, they
own the RICHTER, body, soul and hreeches,
nut that organ Is 60 well known as a
p1fchasable sheet that lie most inconse.
quentili and least intelligent patron who
reads u from . tense OF duty, perhaps de.
spises II 90 utterly without Influence, de.
void Of principle, . stranger 10 truth, and
an lnsipid editorially, That efforts will
be made TO secute the gsgging OF a good
part Of the country newspapers | have no
Tire ihcoEfupiibiliLY.