The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08
SOCIETY,".
"ono only thought can enter every head:
The thought Of golf, to-wit-and that en-
Men 81 all sizes. tempcrs ranks and
ages"

Men OF all sizes. tempors, ranks and
ages"
"A gold club here, together with theat-
rical attractions booked. weddings TO BE-
and doings for the sake OF charity and
contemplated winter sojourning In Por-
to Rico, furnished the drawing room
and boudolr gossip OF the week just
ending, and will encompass that OF the
one 10 come making anticipation" the
viewpoint OF the social realm to-day
The affairs which did come on were
beautifully carried through. The COM
Ing week. socially, Is most prolific In
Opera House engagements, two OF
which my Friend From India" and
'sThe Hoosler Doctor" are favorites
here, while the Scalchi Concert Cons
pany, the big attraction OF Thursday
night, is an exceptional one and Will
so be regarded.
Wedding Invitations were sent out
during the week by Mrs. Susan Taylor
Wright for the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Ellen Taylor, to MI. William r.
Wilson, the nuptiais to be solemnized
at the First Presbyterian church, We'd
nesday evening, October 10, and follow
ed with a reception at the home of the
brides grandfather Mr., George r. TaV-
lor, on Fourteenth street
Wedding Invitations we're sent by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baer, OF Chapline
street. for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Mollie, to Mr.. James Milton Gut
man. The marriage ceremony and re-
ception viii take place at the Windsor,
Wednesday evening, October 10.
Monday, at the residence Of Mr.. and
street, the baptIsEnal service was read
by Dr.. David Cunningham. for George
Presley Rhodes, the younger son of the
house, In the presence OF the immediate
friends, including Mrs. Frederic Lamp
Ing, mother OF the late Mrs. Alexander
Laughliq, and great grandmother OF the
child.
The Charity Whist Club had de-
lIghtful reunion at the residence OF
Mrs w. W. Arnett, MondaT afternoon.
The trophy was captured by Miss
Moore, daughter OF Mr.. Philip Henry
suburban residence OF Mrs. S. S. Bloch,
Monday afternoon.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
meets every other week, bringing the
club again together at the residence Of
Mrs Charles W. Frissell. on Fourteenth
street, Friday, October 81.
The Twentieth Century Girls meet ev-
cry other week. The first entertain
ment was rendered Thursday by Miss
Eleanor Howell, at the residence OF
Major AlonzO LorinG, Monument Place.
The prize winners were Mrs. Harry Gee
ell Whitaker. Miss Grace Hoge, Miss
fr-tk nj TnF nh nj H.,
lnond, guest OF Mrs. Robert White.
Fourteenth street. Next meeting at the
home Of DR.. II. n. Harrison, Island,
Thursday afternoon, October 20, Miss
Virginia Harrison entertainer.
The Bachelor Maids met Thursday
morning for reorganization at the res
idence OF DR.. H. H. Hazlett, North
Main street. Nothing specific as to
meetings was planned, except that the
form Of entertainment dispensed at
each home should be at the option o.
that days hostess and diversion OF
music. cards and book discussion VIII
be programmed accordingly. Another
evening, is booked.
Miss Flora Wilson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Wilson, of North Main
street entertained with luncheon
Friday afternoon Miss Ellen Taylor
Wright, iancee of AR william P. Will
son, brotheTi OF the hostess, was the
guest of honor.
The dining parlor was beautifully
decorated in green and white (roses
and maiden-hnlr fern), md the three
tables around which the party was dis
tributed were similarly trimmed, as
gE,a nj
mir baskets OF bon-bons, altogether
forming an exquisite and daintllY plan
ned formal reception TO the family cir
Gle. Before leaving the Wilson home
stead the guests inscribed their wishes
for Miss Wright the bride-elect. In an
"opInIon book" gotten up for the pur-
pose, and which was then presented to
her as a souvenir OF the occasion. The
writer's were Miss Wilson, hostess, and
Misses Kate Hazlett, Martha Caldwell.
Virginia Harrison, Sara Brockunier,
Henrietta Harper, Sophie and Sue
Wright, sisters OF the guest OF honor
Siatilds burke, Holly Patterson, Elsie
Whitaker, Laura Caldwell, Miss Bah
cock, guest Of Miss Martha List; Mary
Btockunier, Martha Clarke, Elizabeth
Mendel, Jessie Berger, Effie Lewis. guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Jones; Mamie
Patterson, Sara Cecil, Famine Jordan,
Martha List and Mary McMechen.
Miss Sara Zane BrockunIer has re-
turned from a months visit at High
land Park with the Misses Yoe, remem-
bered as guests OF Mr.. C. W. BroclSu-
nier last winter. The evening previous
to Miss Brockunier's departure, the
prettiest dance OF the season at the
Highland Park Club was given in her
honor.
Mrs. w. W. Irwin and daughter, Mar
tina, are home from visit in German
town, with Mrs. TWINS sister, Mrs. J..
E. BellevIlle, nee Miss Sydney OFT, OF
this city.
The appended account OF the mar
riage OF Miss Maud Gamble. OF CIncin-
natl, will be read with interest by the
many friends Of the bride who made
her ACQUAINTANCE while she was the
jguest OF Mr.. ]. n. Vance, of North
Main street. Miss Lillian. Vance acted
as bridesmaid and Mr. J. Nelson Vance,
r.. ohiciated at the organ.
Miss Maud Gamble, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James n. Gamble OF West
wood, was married last evening at 6
O'Clock, to Mr.. Alfred Kuno Nippert, n
well known young attorney Of Cincln-
natl. The WeStwood NJ f. church was
thsonEed with friends who had been In
vited to hear the ceremony, which was
imbresslvely read by the pastor Rev.
". NJ KuRler. The church was decor
ated with quantities OF palms. Mr..
Vance, OF Wheeling. W. Va, presided