The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-02


School Acknowledgements Notes.
Tho Y. NJ. G. a. hold n reception from
2 to O in tho afternoon and I to 10 IN
the evening. The programme consisted
OF vocal and instrumental music, rccita-
tions and refreshments. There was no
attempt at formality, and all present
had good time. Among those who
took part were Mcssrs. j. 4. Brownokor.
George Moore, Lou Englcmyer, and
Misses Jennie Dixon, Sarah Lewis, Ella
lnglcbright, Bee and Mary Thomas,
Kate Ralston, Beta Sheets, Joscic Will
hanson, Maud CARRIER; BERTHE Bluckford,
Matte Exlcy, ella Campbell, Bessie
Griffith, Eioisc Gray, Bessie Brady and
Edna Crowl.
Tho annual report OF the Y. NJ. c. a.
for the year ending December 10, Is as
follows: Notwithstanding, 1874
subscriptions, $50 IS; entertainments,
etc, SIS 30; total, Sl,Ul7 A; subscrip.
tons due, $50: deficit, SCI 81. Dis.
Observation-Disclosures, $50 60; light
$50 50; rent, 5000 80; water, So; ianitor
S64 so; state committee. s3l So; print,
ing SIS so; secretary, $50; incidcntals
S37 81; contingent, SD O5; total, S9G5 GO
cash on hand, SOL 81; bills due and
unpaid, Sl49 81.
Active members, ca; associate men,
bers, IS; total, lO7. Religious meetings
Number OF mems gospel meetings held,
90; total attendance, 1912; average at
tendance, 81; prayer meetings, 10; to-
tai attendance, "; average attendance,
6; special meetings, 10; total attcn,
dance, %5I; average attendance, 30,
Young mems meetings, O.; total atten-
dance, Is; average attendance, 5. Physi.
Observation-Disclosures baths taken,
1900; number OF gymnastic lessons
given, 43; total attendance, 345; aver
age attendance, s; socials, 10; total at.
tendance, GS2; plain talks, 6; total at
tendance, 302; total attendance at
rooms, l0,0SS; daily average, 81; com.
mittec and board meetings, q. Papers
in reading room-Dailics, 6; weeklics,
"a; monthlies, S; total, So.
Tho attendance Mt the anniversary OF
the Baptist Sunday school on New
Years eve was very large. Roy. J.. D.
Morse conducted Il song service entitled
Five Looks at Jesus" and Mr.. Z. l..
Hamilton gave 4 talk. The annual re.
port was read and showed that the av'
erage attendance the first quarter was
40, while the last quarter was 50. The
COLLECTIONS have increased proportion
atcly. The anniversary closed with 9
distribution OF candy to the pupils.
Mr.. S. D. Gordon, state secretary, is
expected to give the anniversary ad
dress OF the Y. NJ. G. A. at the Opera
House, Sunday afternoon ut $50 clock
Mr.. Gordon is known everywhere rs {
finished orator. Every ono is invited
both ladies and gentlemen.
The Martins Ferry people who at.
tended the Sunday-school convention al
Bcllaire were well pleased with the con,
vention and their entertainment.
Mrs. John Noble, mother of Mrs
James Gather, OF this city, died at hcl
homo in Wheeling on "Wednesday even
ing.
Col. W. C. Lemmert, OF Fostoria was
in the city yesterday. He is promi
ncnt politician and railroad man.
Miss Florence Riggs, OF Wheeling, il
visiting her uncle, Mr.. George Nc
Glumphy, OF Clark's addition.
The st. Mary's festival at Lafayette
hall is being largely attended. 1t will
close tonight.
Mr.. George S. Baird lett yestcrda,
Tor Pittsburgh on business and pleas
urc.
mr.. Howard Hopkins is home from ;
weeks hunt in the Cheat mountains.
T. iaenncrchor uEhcrcd in 1872 with