The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-22
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The Season Ia Fail H"inE-Gos,ipy Notes
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The Season In Fall awing-Gos,ipy Notes
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Special Correspondence.
LoCHLYNN HEIGHTS, Md. August
10. The scnso Is IN full swing at Loeb
Lynn Heights. The crowds ut Mrs,
Lint'a hotel have held their own since
August began, ana tho round OF Eaiety
promises TO continue It's merry whirl
until far In September, During the past
week two progressive cuClirc parties
and u musicale were given, aud In adj
dillon to tho nightly hope, last Thurs
dny night took place n special bail, TO
the success of which tho excellent music
OF the stringed orchestra from Cum
bcrland contributed largely.
Tho musicale on the evening OF
August II, FOR. the benefit Of n Column
bus. OHIO, hospital ward. was n COM
plete success, 1t tool! place In the ball
room OF this hotel. and among the sing
crs who delighted the audience wore
Mrs. Whitaker md Mrs. u%pdCgrutf, OF
Wheeling, Their rendition OF 'Quls est
Homo" by HOssini. was received With
loud applause. Miss Rosenberg. OF
Wheeling, rccitcd with much feeling,
sent Back by tho Angels" and Mr..
Ctccl List WINS highly conpllmpntcd on
his recitation, "II0w Ruby Played"
Miss Bartlett, OF Washington, ID. c..
and Miss Rice. az Columbus, Ohio,
played line classical BelcStlOns, while
tho youthful beauty OF Miss Frame, OF
PiIua, Ohio. wnR considerably en-
HANGED by her sweet singing OF well
selected songs.
Mrs. List wns fortunate In having on
her programme Miss Clcnvingcr, whose
Rotations have so delighted the Chuu-
tnuqua audiences Mt Mt. Lake Park for
tho past fortnight.
The music over, refreshments were
served, during which time the brass
band from Bcllnirc, Ohio. %dIscourscd
many popular airs,
Mr.. Julian G. Ienrnc wac on n flying
visit 10 his mother at Loeb Lynn Hotel
last week.
Mrs, Ellen Caldwell, Miss Jane Cald-
we'll and Mrs. Sarah Ball. OF Zunes-
Vile, Ohio. are visiting Mrs. DR.. III
dreth at her cottage on Loeb Lynn
Heights,
Al Loeb Lynn regret the departure OF
Or. and Mrs. Reid. who added SO much
10 the social life OF the hotel during
thclr ~soJourn OF several weeks.
Miss Villa Hough, OF Warrington,
W. Va, In attracting much attention
at Loeb Lynn hotel by her fine singing
and engaging
Among the large crowd OF guests ut
Loeb Lynn hotel are: Mr.. Townsend,
president OF the Bowery Savings Bank,
OF New York. the largest savings bank
In the world; DR.. Frank Northrop. OF
New York. who Is the head OF n COM
pound oxygen establishment In that
city.
Visiting bellies from Wheeling ARE
Miss Mamie McAlastcr, Miss Flora VIII
son and Miss Fannie Brady.
Others on the hotel register from
Wheeling are: Or. and RMS. McNIaster,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. i. Carter and daugh-
ter. r. II. Baird, wife and son.. j.. l..
McLnin. Mr.. William Dovcner, Airs. II.
Il. Dovencr. Mrs. ". \. Wilson, DR.. l..
a. Refer. Fl. SpcIdcl, a. ]. Clarke and
wife. Miss Nan Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. T. Rhodes and son, Mrs. r. a. Nc
Cabc. D. c. List. IT.. wife and dauGh-
ter, Mrs. John y. Howard and little
John, Mrs. Julius Horkheimer. Mrs.
Cans, from Baltimore: Mrs. r. C. Ryan.
Elm Grove, ". Va: Mrs. a. V. Rice
and daughter. Columbus. Ohio: Mrs.
and Miss Frame. P!qua. Ohio: Mrs. F.
Burchc and Mrs. L. p. Christie. Park
ersburE. W. Va; ". p. Wiley. Morgan
town; Mrs. S. Brady. Mrs. Alfred F.
Brady and Mrs. Laura Hearne, Wheel
ing; Miss Mary Hearnc. OF New York:
Mrs. Heron, NononGahela, Pa.