The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-05

falls TO please and instruct his audi
ences.
The principal objects OF the meeting
Will be to interest the Sunday schools
OF the counties. and to consolidate
them Into county organizations, also
| TO make preparations for the State
| Sunday school convention at Carks-
burg, April 10 to q inclusive.
1t Is expected that special rates will
be secured for those desiring to attend
from distance.
The First United Presbyterian church
got its reputation for fine suppers by
giving In the past such delightful
spreads as that which tickled the pal
ates Of large and appreciative crowd
last night; and as the cooking was done
| by the ladies Of this church through
out United Presbyterian husbands and
brothers are to be congratulated.
The ladies of the church have merely
to announce their suppers, and there
follows grand klondike stampede in
the direction Of the lecture room, where
the attack on the viands takes place.
Tasty decorations of bunting, lamp
shades and flowers adorned the many
tables, which according to the country
| editor, fairly groaned under their load
OF the choicest vlands." 1t was great
feast. and one could only say, ut was
good to have been there" Description
| would be cruel to the reader, that Is,
Is said reader wasn't there; so suffice
1t to say that deserving OF, special men
| ton, at least, were the bread and bis
cults. It was stated, on what seemed
good authority, that the secret for
baking that brand OF bread and bis
| cults, Is guarded sacredly, as secret
known only to United Presbyterians.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
fund for the purchase of a new church
organ. The success Of the affair Is due
to the following ladies':
Table Mrs. Cowden, Miss Belle
Mendel. Miss Anna Shaw, Miss Jennie
Evans, Mrs. Ingram.
Table miss Virginia Miller, Mrs. r.
x. Giffen. Miss Jane Best, Miss Eliza
beth PAUL., Mrs. G. a. PAUL..
Table Mrs. ]. L. Sawtell, Miss Dru-
sic Garden. Mrs. John Garden, Mrs r.
NJ. Garvin.
Table 4-NIs. Faris Mrs. Creighton,
Miss Ella Robertson. Miss Jessie More
head. Mrs John McAdams.
Table 5-Mrs. Frank Wizard. Mrs.
James Ross, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Jane
Young.
Refreshment committee-AIrs. Collins,
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Mansberger, Mrs.
Littell, Miss McCrunl. Mrs. DIckey, Miss
Maria Greer, Miss Jennie Mckee.
Head waitcrs-Misses Mary Dickey,
Martha Hare and Zoe Mcclure.
Supply table-Alrs. Barr. Mrs. A. J..
Sweeney, Miss Martha Taylor. Mrs.
Newman Mrs. Lizzie Sweeney, Mrs.
Cox, Miss Virginia Parker.
Coffee commlttee-SIrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. ]. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
Stevenson.
Candy Committee-AI!sses Lizzie Gar
den, Lizzie Creighton, Laura NeSbItt,
Martha PAUL, Lizzie Howell, Elie
Hammond. Ella Wizard.
On Sunday, at the Fourth street ".
E. church, the pastor. DR.. ]. L. Sooy,
will preach at 1880 a M on "L essons
Drawn from the Death of Frances Z.
Willard; and at 1880 p. m. an THE
Conversion Of a Good Man."
Special meetings 10 continue two
weeks. begin Monday evening at the
| United Presbyterian church. Every
| evening next week Rev. ". ]. Wishart,
| OF Allegheny. Will preach, and Rev. J.
| II. Hutchman, Of GAINESVILLE, will fol-
low the following week. These meet
irgs will be very interesting. and the
public is invited to attend. Rev. J. H,
Littell, the co-pastor, VIII preach at to-
morrow's services.
A mass meeting of the Epworth
Leagues OF Wheeling and Benwood will
be held at the Benwood NJ L. church,
next Thursday evening. when the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Openlng--"Praisc God, from Whom All
| Blessings Flow"
Scripture Reading........F. T. Cartwright
Congregational Singing. = 20
Statement OF Object OF McetnG......... s.
| .......................... DR.. A. Moore
Vocal Muslc. Fourth Street League
INTERMIssIoN.
Congregational Singing.
Address. Rev. Oliver Wendell Holmes
Recitation. .................. .......Thomson
Male Qunrtette.;.....'.:.........zane Street
Music .Chapline Street
In the absence OF Rev. W. E. Allen,
pastor of Stone Church, Elm Grove,
Rev. W. B. Hamilton, a returned mis-
s!onary from China. will III his pulpit
n. II n. M, and Rev. Laverty Grler at
Z p. m. tomorrow. Rev Mr. Allen Is
assisting DR.. Lester, OF West Alexander,
In communion services.
Rev. Joseph Specrs will give talk
to the gymnasium men" at the youn:
mems meeting Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock ut the Young Mems Christian
Association building. The meeting will
be open as usual and Will be Interesting
TO oil young men. The regular Satur-
day night meeting will be held this
evening at 7:i5 o'clock.