The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-20


they proceeded TO transform the second
aud third floors into bower OF beauty.
The opening session OF the bazaar and
supper tonight will snrpass in detail OF
decoration, charm Of surroundings and
beauty Of attendance any similar social
or charitable entertainment which has
been given In Wheeling for some time.
Tho halls last night were just emere-
ing from the chrySalis of inchoate de-
sign into the full fedged glories OF
finished details. The transccndent
change is something worth going to
see, and the articles on exhibition
aud for sale will find ready pur-
chasers Immediately upon their beauties
being seen.
The executive committee, under the
successful leadership OF the chairman,
Mrs, Robert ]. Reed, cannot receive too
much praise for the manner in which
they have labored to make the UNDER
takine q success. The ideas and attrac-
tions suggested cannot fail to insure
successful termination of the affair.
The members Of this committee have
spared neither time nor pains in their
naceasIng laboss, and anyone who has
had the experience OF serving in like
capacity can appreciate the time and
attention required in such a position.
The members OF the committee are:
Mrs. Robert J. Reed, chairman; Mrs.
w. J. W. Cowden, Mrs. W. A. Wilson,
Mrs. George Wise aud Mrs. John
Moiiat.
The second floor will DO used as the
dining-room. The tables will be seven
in number. The supper committee is
In charge OF Mrs. John Frew, chairman.
ably seconded by the following named
ladies, who have general supervision oil
tho dining department: Miss Mary
Vance, Mics Cooke Wilson, Mrs. Joseph
Metcali, Mrs. Rebecca Harden. The
tables will each be presided over by
COMMITTEES Of ladies, who will see that
no one Is allowed to go away hungry.
To-night's menu will consist of raw
oysters. oyster pattie. chicken salad,
cold turkey, ham, tongue, hot biscuit
and rolls, beat biscuit, pickles, jelly,
coffee and tea. The following ladies'
have charge OF the tables: Mrs. n. b.
Scott, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mary
Franzheim, Mrs. A. Mabis, Mrs. ]. j.
Jones, Mrs. II. B. Citizen, Miss Mary
Dlcksy, Mrs. Laura Lawson.
Mrs. Alfred PAUL, chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Howard Hazlett, Mira. John
Lynch, Mrs. d. @. List, jr.. Miss
Sadie Bates, Miss Hettie List, Miss Ada
Jepson.
Mrs. DR.. H. II. Harrison. chairman.
assisted by Mrs. G. H. McMechen, Mrs.
a. NJ. Stevenson, Mira. Henry Baer, Mrs.
william Tiernan, Mrs. James Rhodes,
Mrs. Bertha Baer, Miss Eliza Hoge.
Miss Mary Frew, chairman, assisted
by Miss Gussie Wright, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Wrestling, Miss jamie Good, Miss Fannie
Wells, Miss Allie Brown, Miss Minnie
Bowie.
Mrs. James Cummins, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Mrs. Will
lam Caldwell, Mrs. J. Brillea, Mrs.
Lawrence Sands, Miss Ann Cummins,
Miss Lii Cummfns, Miss Kate Allison.
Mrs. Julius Pollock, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles B. fancy, Mrs.
Jacob Grubb, Mrs. John P. Glass, Mrs.
William Mccoy, Miss Myrtle Finnell,
Miss Julia Wilson, Miss D. Pollock.
Mrs. Alex Campbell. chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Cecil Robinson, Mrs. +.
II. LANCE. Mrs. J. Gardner, Mrs. J. II.
Littell, Mrs. Walker Frissell, Miss En-
lily Campbell, Miss Sarah Hare.
Immediately after the supper in the
bazaar rooms will be given musical
and literary programme, conducted by
the following Wheeling people: Musi-
cal selections by Mrs. Flora Williams,
Mrs. Charles Roemer and Mr.. Charles
Zulauf, and Rotations by Mr.. Charles
OFT. The mention OF the names OF the
participants Ia sufficient guarantee as to
the high class Of entertainment to be
furnished.
The oriental splendor OF the room de-
voted to the sale OF fruits and flowers
rivals in coloring and richness OF decora-
ton tho glories described in the
Arabian Nights. This room has an
imitation Japanese pagoda, which 10 a
marvel OF artictic taste, and here can be
found the largest and iuiciest oranges
that could be found in "the markets of
the world" Besides these will be arti-
fical and natural flowers, fruits aud
other tempting articles to lure the pat
rons. This booth is in care OF Mira. A.
N. Rice. chairman, assisted by Misses.
Sarah Horkheimer, Hattie Reed, Ella
Steinfield, Marie Heyman. Belle Jacobs,
Cora Gutman and Mesdames Lou swa-
hacker, Ralph Klein and Ernest Baer.
These ladies desire to thank Melsrs.
Morris Steintield and Benjamin Hork-
heimer for their assistance in decorat-
ing the room and painting the oranges.
AT this booth can be secured a now
medicine, but recently discovered.
known to science and therapeutics as
"Loye Cure" and its efficacy is attested
by q multitude Of unsolicited testi-
monials.
Here also may be found fortune tel
Ter, ia Zingarella." who has been Sc
cured at great expense to assist in this
entertainment. The lady has the power
OF drawing aside the veil OF the future
and actually can foretsll events that
many would not believe 1t possible to
be foretold.
The refreshment committee will dis
penpe ice cream, cake, Lemonade and
other delicacies in u manner that will
make them busy hive Of sweetness.
Mrs. W. f. Butler 10 chairman OF this
committee and will have for her assist
ants the following lieutcnants: Mes
danes NJ. b. MetcaIf, A. W. Kelly, S. L.
Jepson, George K. Wheat. Morris
Horkheimcr. John Lutz, William Stifel,
Edmund Booking, Fred. Williams. ]. D.
Stanton, Hober List, Gibson Lamb,
William Fee B. W. Peterson, George
E. House, J. ]. Jones. L. f. Sands, Mary
Allison, NJ. L, Irwin. R. NJ. Baird, T. G.
MotFat, Virginia ShRifer, II. b. Baguley,
Mary DelaplRine. Misses Barclay, Belle
Mend0l, Sue Metcalf, Adelia Pollock,