The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-04
SOCIETY,";
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Though the shops are full OF tempta-
tons to holiday season celebrating,
Wheeling hostesses seem to possess the
sorceress' tallsman OF charm, and al
most every afternoon and evening Of
the week Just ending has been the oc-
casIon of the gathering of society in the
home of some one of them.
Many notable functions occurred this
week, including the McMillen-E Ewing
wedding at ST, Matthew's p, L. church.
Miss Ewing, beautiful girl, made
dainty little bride, and many and sin
cere were the congratulations show
cred upon her and her husband.
The reception given to society at
large In honor of Mrs, Clark Armour
and Miss Tough, of Kansas City, by
Mrs, William Hearne, at her residence,
South Front str,et, Island, Thursday,
was another brilliant gathering.
At the entertainment to the Island
Progressive Euchrr club and its guests,
Thursday, by Miss Alice McCabe
Hughes and her sister, Miss Belle Me-
Cabe at the family residence, Penn
street. Island The haRors OF the Alter
noon fell to Mrs, Wylle w. irwin, Mrs.
w. w. Arnett and Miss Helen Devrles.
Other events were Miss Lydia Goods
at-home 10 the Twentieth Century
Girls, and their guests, Miss HGb5ara,
OF Pasadena, Miss Thompson, Of New
York: Mrs, r, Reed Mcknight, Of Pitts.
burg!a; Mrs. Charles II, T9ReY Of
Wheeling, and Mrs, Kate Caldwell, of
Eunis, Texas, at the family residence
on Fourteenth street, Thursday. the en-
tertaining OF the Charity Whist Club,
by Mrs. Charles II, fancy, Byron and
Thirteenth streets Monday afternoon:
the reception TO Colonial Danes, Mon
day evening, by Miss Carter, Chapline
street; Miss Kate Hazlett's at-home 10
the Bachelor Maids and their house,
guests, at the residence OF he: father,
Or. r. II, Hazlett, North Mala street,
Friday; the doll show at Altenheim,
Thursday.
The coming week. according to Dame
Rumor. is full OF affairs at which Mr5
Clark Armour and Miss Tough are h
be the distinguished guests, but the one
to be given in their honor by Mr.. Julian
G Hearne, at the Carroll Club auditor
ium, Monday night. viii be the mos,
brilliant initiation dance ever glvea In
this city.
The Philharmonic Club will be enter
tanned by the Quartet, Tuesday night.
Other prominent affairs TO como off
are with Miss Gene Friend hostess,M9a-
day afternoon, at her home. corner Vir-
glnia and South Penn streets, Island.
and Miss Evelyn JepsoR. hostess at
the Pendleton residence, Twelfth street.
names assure an enjoyable sine to all
received.
Mr.. Charles ", Paxton Is home frcm
the east.
Mrs. 7. Reed Mcknight, Ct Pitts
burgh, nee Miss Lydia McMechen. is
the guest OF hes parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tCNA Sc ~ HtftttRtH' tfaI'Ra "tRtG&'
Louis Grub, Harvey Pollock and
George Wise, ir, wiz be home next
week for the Christmas vacnlict. They
are at school at Lawrenceville.
Miss Eliza speldei. who Ia at school
in New York, will be home for the holi-
day season.
Miss Anna Jones, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
whose voice made such an impression at
the charity concert, Monday night. Is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Gibson
Lamb.
Miss Hammond, Of steubenvlle Is the
guest of Mrs. George Park.
Mr. Charles ". OFT is recognized as
0 prominent member of the Players J
Club. of thg city, wherever he travels
which proves that the club has made
for ITSELF ar enviable reputation
through the state and that Its public |
appearances should not be so few
Wheeling has many clubs, but few with
so much talen. as passport to entrance
and such are the ones society should |
encourage.