The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-12
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE,
At Home and AbFOAd-LoeaI Society
Notes and social GOaaIp,

Society has simmered down great deal
since the advent Of Lent, and the gaiety
that preceded the penitential season has
been succeeded by corresponding meas
ure ofinsctivity in social circles, The in
augural ball was the most recent event Of
note, and during that time we had num-
Der OF strangers with US who added much
10 the pleasure OF the occasion, and many
regrets followed their departure.
Last evening q very pleasant party was
given at the residence OF Rev, w. B.
Thompson, pastor Of the Disciples Church.
The evening was spent in pleasant social
way, and the gathering will be pleasantly
remembered by all who were present, OF
those there our reporter noticed the fol-
lowing: Misses Lily Riley, Clara Higgins,
Ellie Cline, Jennie Smith, Emma Dixon,
Mamie Hamilton, Jessie Morrison, Ella
Hutchinson and Msude StFobel, and
Messrs, Willie Higgins, John Evans. ]. F.
Gilbert, (of CinCinpati) Willie Evans,
0has. Myers, ]. s. MCClusky, Harry TuF-
ner and Frank Singleton.
PERSONAL MOTIFS.
Miss Addie Chapman, OF the Garden
Spot, has been spending some days with
her friend Miss Ella BrOdie, at Bellsire,
The Bellaire Democrat says THE Wheel
ing Press Club is one Of the solid institu-
tons OF that city" The Democratic expla.
nation Is unnecessary, Nobody who
knows the Wheeling newspaper men will
be in danger Of supposing the club to be a
liquid institution.
Miss Vic McKelvey, Of St, olairsville, Ia
spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Matte Burt, on the Island.
Mrs. Whitaker and Mr.. r. V. Ankle
will sing at City Hall, Bellaire, on St, Pat
riCk's evening for the benefit OF Father
Culls church,
The Dillie's Bottom correspondent oil
the Bellaire Tribune notes visit to thai
rural village by John Thornhill, the senior
page In the House Of Delegates, Johnnie,
this has gone far enough.
Rev. Moore and wife, OF PoWhatan,
spent some time in Wheeling this week
| A masquerade party will be held Of
the residence OF Miss BlanCh Hunter
Zane street, Island, one eVeningnext week
Rev, William Wrugg, pastor oil the Pro-
testant Methodist Church, South Side
Pittsburgh, Is in the city, called here by
the critical illness Of his brothsr.in.law
Mr., John Laishley,
Col. l., B. Dellicker, Of Parkeraburg, and
one Of the Governors staff, has rooms al
the Mcclure House.
Miss Mamie Swan, OF Washington, Pa,
Is the guest Of Miss Addie Coen, Ohaplint
street,
Miss Bird, Of Virginia, Is the guest o.
Mrs. Samuel LauGhlin, Ohapline street,
Miss Solomon, OF Philadelphia, who
has been visiting friends in the city fol
some weeks past, left for her home yester
day.
Miss Jennie Smith, OF Parkersburg, Il
the guest Of Mrs, Harry W. List, South
Front Street, Island.
Miss lsadore Pollock Is sojourning witt
friends In Pittsburgh, and Is expected
home next week.
Miss Annie Camden, daughter OF Sen
ator Camden, who was Visiting at Judge
Thompson's, returned home last Tuesday
going from thence to Hot Springs, Ark.
accompanying her mother.
Miss Annie Odenbaugh, Of Wheeling
was visiting friends In this city the first o
the week.-SteubenviRe (0) Pres,
Mr.. A. s. Glenn, q citizen OF this city iol
many years past, died suddenly OF pneu
monia in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday
morning.
A number OF the friends OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. SChenIerlein surprised that couple
last evening by calling at their residence
on the Island and assisting them in
celebrating the first anniversary Of thei
wedding day.