The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-08
. PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
Fashion Chat aud Gossip o fSrcciai inter.
est to AOcIeIN peonIe.
N RED or green plush young girl,
A Russian hare'muf young girl;
A llttl0 fur Cnpcry
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Russian hare'muf young girl;
Alltt0 fur cnpeFy
EsthcttI dRpery,
TenHcrc hat young girl"
School commences Monday.
Formal callsare said to be very fashionable.
The pike Is in excellent condition for driy.
ing.
The shop windows are full of Easter nov.
elites. '
The latest slang word allowed in society is
decent"
Some good music will be heard in our city
churches tomorrow.
Miss Mollic Frew Is visiting friends at New.
burg, on the Hudson,
The date for the opening of Mountain Lake
Park has not yet been fixed.
Miss Helen Brown, OF Thirteenth street, is
visiting friends in West Liberty.
Miss Matte Hubbard isslowly convalescinr
after severe attack of the typhoid fever.
Thos. Hughes, Esq, arrived from Baltimore
yesterday, aud will spend few weeks in the
city.
Miss A. Taylor, president Of the Female
College, is suffering from a slight indisposi-
ton.
Miss Bette Mcclure who is visiting in
Brooklyn, will be home ABOUT the middle Of
the month.
The servants at some OF the watering
places this summer will be uniformed in the
English style.
George Parks, ESQ.,, of Chicago, who has
been visiting old friends in this city, left for
home yesterday.
A prominent and well known member OF
the legal fraternity, will shortly lead to the
altar Twelfth street lady.
Prof. Stahl and his viyacious little wife
have suite OF rooms at No. % Sixteenth
street. and are fixed very costly.
Parasols will not be quite so large this sea-
son ds last and those OF the lighter shades
will have bouquets OF flowers woven in.
The B. & 0. Road will shortly issue lis an.
nual summer tourists guide, which will be
more attractive and handsomer than ever.
Mrs. Col. c. H. Beall and daughter, have
been spending several days In the city; thew
loft for their Brooke county home yesterday,
Hon. John B. Floyd, OF Logan county. still
fingers in the city. He finds attractions that
arc hard for him to turn his good looking lace
from.
In about q month from now It will be time
for ministers to commence looking pale and
interesting. Getting ready for vacation you
know!
Mr.. Howard Hazlett in about two weeks
Will bring his family from Little Washing.
t9h ana 'aRe up Summer quarters ut Elm
Grove.
Next Thursday evening quite social event
Will take place in Fulton, 1t being the wed.
aihg Q! MI Charlie Weimar and Miss Annie
ZGCkler.
Prof. Whitehill, Of Linsley Institute, and
Mr.. George Gllchrist went up to Steuben.
vile last evening 10 attend reception given
at the Seminary. va
Wheeling should be ashamed of itself II
was not able the past season TO support n roller
skating rink. The sport Is extremely popular
in all other cities.
Mr.. Sam Adams, who is travelling for his
health with his father and mother in The
Carolinas and Florida, is said to be much
improved in health.
Mrs. DR.. Baird and children, who have
been travelling southwards the past six
weeks, are now in New Orleans and will mot
be home before May LIST. ''N'
Miss Gene Pendleton, who has spent tbe
winter in Louisiana and Texas, will not be
home before the first Of June. She has had
some trouble with her eyes.
DIS. Cunningham and Masden, OF the First
Presbyterian and Fourth Street Metho.
dist Churches, respectively, will exchange
palpsts tomorrow morning,
II the present mild spring weather sbould
continue, those favorite mountain resorts,
Deer Park and Oakland, will probably omen
little before the lst Of June.
Very long stocking.mits in tan, llchen
green, hesh anu almond tints, and also in
black and white, will be much worn when
the weather becomes warm enough.
This time last year, the Lyric Opera Com
pany was vigorously training for the
Chimes The question now Is, Is that mu-
steal organization dead or sleeping?
A brides travelling dress is Of dark ruby
velvet. Another Is Of Gendarme blue cloth,
fastened with steel buttons and loOped on
one side with bows Of satin sublime.
For the past two weeks Miss Katie Mertz
very pleasing lady OF llavenna, has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. c. W. Franzhcim,
South Side. She leaves for home to-day.
Mr.. Will Nelson, OF Richmond, brother of
Miss Julia Nelson, the attractive lady who
so Iraced Wheeling society during the holi.
days, will shortly visit his sister, Mrs. Col.
Niche.
Wednesday last Misses Isadore Pollock
and Ada Simpson, Of this city, left CIncin.
natl for New Orleans, They will make the
round trip on the elegant steamer Il, r,
Springer.
Summer dress goods this season are charm.
ing both in style and colors. The popniar
shades viii be ehdrtreGss, terra Gotta, copper