The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-21

servs leo cream, cake, lemonade, aud
other dellcAciss. Last night tue room
was we'll nIled AZ all times and the cem-
mittes's reeeipls were very good. Ibis
IL under the infringement Of Mrs.. W. T.
Butler, and with the aid Of the follow
ing corps Of assistants, Mesdames u. b.
Metealt, A. W. Kelley, S. l. Jepson,
George Z Wheat. Morris Horkheimer,
John Lutz. William stifel. Edmund
Booking. Fred. Williams. J. d. Stanton.
Heber List, Gibson Lamb. William Fee,
B. W. Peterson, George E. House, J. ].
Jones, L. E. sands, Mary Allison, II. z.
Irwin, r N. Baird. T. c. MotiGt, vir-
GINA Shaffer, II. b Bagulsy, Mary Della
plane. Misses Barclay. Belle Mendel.
sue Metcalf, Adelia Pollack, sue Marsh,
Hettie List and Miss Pryor attended to
the wants Of the large throng that at all
times filed the room.
The room 70 the right was occupied
by the doll, fancy table and other at
fractions and was filled at all times
with an immense throng Of admiring
visitors and purchasers. The ante
room was fitted up as a smoking room
and here the different kinds OF tobacco
were exhibited for sale and a neat
diyaa arranged for such as wished to
enjoy fragrant Havana. Miss Flor
ence OF had charge Of this department
and for her assistants had the following
ladies: Mrs. W. @. P. Muir, Misses
Mary McMechen, Lou Rinehast and
Nellie Topping.
The fancy articles for sale were OF a
character which aroused the enthusi-
asm Of all ladies interested in embroid-
cries, hand painted china, table linens.
All the exhibits were OF hand decora-
ton and met with ready sale. The
ladies having this department in charge
were all kept busy dispensing the differ.
emit wares. This department received
the attention Of the following ladies:
Mesdames John L. Dickey. Jacob
Grub. Joseph speidel. A. A. Wheat,
William Isett, Misses Kate Hunter.
Agnes Wilson. Nellie Frew, Emma
Wheat, Jessie Berger. Lottie Johnson,
Minnie Gilchrist, jamie Good, Ida Up
degraf and Anna johnson.
Miss Zoe Mcclure, chairman, and the
following ladies: Mrs. 4. 4. Swope,
Frank Hearne. Mrs. Ella Turner, Mrs.
G. ". Franzheim, Mrs. Albert Whit
aker, Mis-, Martha Caldwell, Miss Jessie
Turner, Miss Nan Fisher, Miss Mary
Moffat, Miss Elsie Whitaker, Miss
Mamie Grub, Miss Holly Patterson,
Miss Bessie Lamb. MissVlrginia Hoge,
Miss Gertrude List. Miss Lou Hubbard.
Miss Sara Cecil, Miss Bessie Jepson,
Miss Sue Baker, Miss Nellie Craddock,
Misc Hulda Delaplain, Misses Brock
unier, Miss Mary Irwin, had a very
pretty booth in the extreme end Of the
room, at which the dol. representatives
OF the known world congregated. They
were OF all kinds and conditions and
tho success OF the display was credit
to the committee.
In the east room OF the bazaar the
following programme was presented at
$3.50 D. M, aud was listened to with
great attention:
Vocal Duet. No Furnace. No Fire"
Mrs Flora Williams and Nj; Charles IulanL
mr.. Charles B OFT.
Vocal Solo Flowers OF the Alps"
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Mr. Charles ZulRui.
Mrs Charles Roemer, accompanist.
The numbers on this programme were
all rendered in the finest manner posi-
Bile and each performer received loud
applause. To praise individual work to
the exclusion OF the Others would be i'm
possible, as the rendition OF each OF the
numbers left nothing more to desire.
The work OF the executive committee
under tho management OF Mrs. Robert
]. Reed, assisted by Mrs. W. ]. w. Cow
den, Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Mrs. George
Wise and Mrs. John Modat was so thor
ough that nothing less than success
could have been possible. The system
attic organization OF the different depart
ments could not have been better ar
ranged to facilitate the work.
To-day's bazaar will begin at II o'clock
with lunch and from to 5 p. m. will
be especially devoted to the children.
The admission this afternoon for chill
dren will be but conts and large
number Of them will be present. For
the children's benefit will DO ten cent
saucers OF ice cream, candy bags, and q
grab bag. The Edison doll will be pres
ent and repeat its part Of the entertain
ment. The attractions at the doll booth
will be an afternoon tea, a doll wedding,
a MAY pole dance and tennis party.
In the evenings entertainment So
lectionu will be given by Mrs. Nellie
Sweeny-Palmer, Mrs Charles Roemer,
Mr.. Ralph Hoyman and DR.. Eugene
Warren.