The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-26
SOCIAL sALAD.
GOssiP AbOut Home Society and Social
EVents-Mlss TayloF's RseeptiOn-RFisf
PaFSOnnl Notes,

EVents-Miss THyloF's RseeptiOn-hFisf
Personal Notes,
Social circles during the past week have
been unusually gay, There has been no
special public event, but many private
parties and small social gatherings have
been held, which, in the stsreotyped
language, "are too numerous to mention"
Whist parties are popular among certain
class Of "tashiOnAbleS, and prove to be a
very good means passing an enjoyable
evening.
Next week Lent commenCes-March 9
and the solemn fast will act as q check on
the round OF pleasures that have char.
aCteriZed the winter. The inaugural ball
occurs on the 4th proximo, and It promises
10 be the event OF the year despite the fact
that Ii tIanspires during Lent. The affair
is in charge Of popular and experienced
society people, who never undertake pro-
iects OF this kind unless they achieve the
greatest success,
On Tuesday evening Of next week q
pleasant event will take place in the hall
Of the House OF Delegates, being q com.
plimsntary soiree musicale to the mem
beTs OF the Legislature rendered by MIs.
W, II. sheib, assisted by Miss Ida Todd
and others.
MISS TAGLoR's RECEPTION.
Last evening one Of the most pleasant
social events in the history Of the Wheel
ing Female College occurred, which was
the reception rendered the members Of
the Legislature by Miss Taylor, the Presi.
dent OF the institution, Long before the
hour announced for the opening Of the re.
ception, every seat in the large hall Of the
college was occupied, with auditors filling
the halls. The audience was one Of the
finest that ever gathered within the hos
pitable walls oil the building, and was
composed Of wise .SolOns, prominent clti;
Eens, and many strangers.
The dressing was very elegant, and was
the subject OF general remark oil observant
critics. Among the ministers present We
noticed Revs, d, A, Cunningham, Of the
First Presbyterian Church, s. B, Barnitz,
Of the English Evan. Lutheran Church,
and Geo. L. Hite, Of the Zane Street
Methodist Church, There were many
strangers present oil whom the reporter
recognized Messrs, j. s. Cree, James F.
Gree and L. O. Apologize, OF Wellsburg
H. H. Woodruff and wife, OF Glen Easton
Hon. H, s. White, OF Bolton, and Dol. O.
II. Beall, oil Brooke county, The ushers
Miss Sadie Logan, Of this city, and Miss
Mary Beall, Of Brooke county, performed
the onerous duties dsyolying on them
with peculiar grace, and were mindful o.
the comforts Of all. The musical and III
erary programme was as follows:
Plano Duett-PoeG and PeaIant.,..,,... Supp
Misses Lewis aud Whitaker,
Plano solo-Weber's Last ldea....""",."......"Krui
Mis- NelllOT. Warren.
cOntrAlto solO. Watching
Miss Cook, Albany, Ny, "A
La Mort De Jeanne Mediation
Miss Lido Hughes,
Plano DuOlt-Test POl0naise LOeV
Misses EISOnbOIg and HeymAn.
''''''''' Mis- Sadie Logan.
Plano Duett-Qui VlVs,"."..,.:.g., ..".".."".GAni
Mlssas Cook and MCuregor.
German Recitation, ..".,","""".MlSi Mary HeymaE
Vs. Mis- saiile Whitaker,
HlndoStanes SoDg"".""SlISI scott, BarrOllly 1ndII
r''n0 MM tY aSnnl Hcy@in
Piano sOlo-RecolIeGtiGn, q Home.,"."",""""Aill
Where Did You Clme From, Little One =
The Misses POllacl
Plano solo-Tarant SMITH
MlD Fannie E!ssnbsTg, Batntsyille, U.
Vocal Sol0-FlOwer Girl Recommendations Sachs
The ladies' taking part in the above ex
ercises acquitted themselves handsomely
and we assure them that the comments o.
the audience were still more Complimen'
tary Of their individual efforts than We
have remarked OF above. At the conClu
sion OF the programme Miss Taylor, the
genial President Of the College, assisted BY
Miss Cook, OF Albany, the accomplished
musical instruClress, received the guests In
the spacious pOrlors, where all thronged Ia
pay their respects To the head Of the In
stitution, who since she has taken hold oil
It's management has been 80 successful In
making II one OF the best seminaries In
the land. The remainder OF the evening
vas spent in social conversation and
promenadlng through the wide halls oil
the college; and the parting hour came
only too soon for all.
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
A ,Iooaant ittaa rarantinnu woa ,jvar a,
"A p'o s, '@ i ,,.. ~ We" $50. s'oh a.
the residence Oh MIS- IL. H. oummlnsI
Chapline street, on Thursday evening.
Miss Nina Apologize, OF Wellsbutg, IL
,ho nro.t ~ Mia, Addie Ferroll sor,h
W. su''' VI N''' ANU' ''' '0u'"
Side.
Miss Laura Lukens entertained a mum.
Der Of her friends last evening at the resi-.
dence OF her father, No, % North Front
street, Island.
A delightful German" was held at
Franzhelm's Hall, Wednesday night, In
honor Of Governor Mathews. A number Of
visitors was present. Lieut.. Gov. Stalnaker
and Miss Annie Camden, daughter Olsen.
ator Camden, led.
Miss Clara Forbes, Of Bridgeport, is the
guest OF Mrs. o. p. Mccoy, 0adiE, o.
The Cambridge, O., Times says: Mrs.
Annie Patterson, daug hter Of Charles
township, this county, sister Of Rose and
Wilson Scott Of this Vicinity, has removed
from Brooke county, W. Va, 10 Cambridge