The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

home IA Park View, ThursdaY aftaf-
noon, complimentary 70 Mrs., HoWel, or
Boston. the guest OF Mrs. Frank dOiL-
man, at the Stapm.
Friday evening ar. and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman handsomely entertained with
q whist party at the Stamm, compile
mentary to their guests, Mr.. and NH
Howes.
The Ho.kheimer home, on Fourteenth
street, was the Mecca for society 81
large last Monday evening. and the
gathering made up one of the brilliant
assemblages OF the week. Col. and Afa.
| Eorkheimer assisted by Mrs. Horkheim-
er's two sisters. Mrs. Druekef. OF
GAINESVILLE. and Mrs. Rider, OF Lancas-
ter, and Mrs. Marcus. OF this city, cor
daily received the guests who were IA
ter given splendid treatment by me
young ladies' In charge OF the dining
rooms. The whole house, beautifully
decorated, was placed at the disposal
| Of the guests, and held a merry ana
interested throng throughout the even
Ing.
The Charity Whist was. beaudtully
entertained on Monday by the Misses
Brown at their country residence. The
club will be received the coming Nom
day by Mrs. Zach Robertson, at the
Mcclure.
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Virginia
Harrison entertained the Twentieth
Century Girls with Miss Ellen Taylor
Wright as guest OF honor The after
noon was an especially charming onel
al to the guest OF honor fell the souve-
Mrs OF the occasion as well.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Baer entertained at their home on
North Chapllne street. complimentary
to their daughter, Miss Aolie, and a
number OF house guests in the city tor
the Gutman-Baer wedding TO occur the
following evening. Among the guests
was Miss Hattie Horkheimer, Of
New York, daughter OF the late
Simon Horkheimer, and femem-
bered as one OF this city'S
most accomplished young women. Miss
Horkheiner is at present the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Horkheimer, at
Pleasant Valley.
A wedding will be solemnized at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bach
man. Thirteenth street, next Wednes-
day evening,the principals in which Will
be their only daughter, Miss Jessie
Martha Bachman, and Mr.. George
Grant Ralston, OF Martins Ferry. The
wedding will be very quiet one, ow-
ing to the recent death Of MI. RAJ.
ston's mother. Rev. N. s. Thomas, OF
ST. Matthew'S Episcopal church. Will Of
flciate, assisted by Rev. 2. G. Simpson,
D. D., of Dayton. Ohio. a brother-ln-
Of the groom. They will leave imme-
diately after the ceremony for q vest
ern trip and will be at home in Mar
tins Ferry after November II.
Mrs. s. L. Brice and her sister, Miss
jennie fancy were charminglV at home
to few friends on Thursday evening
at the Brice home on Sixteenth street.
The first Assembly dance, which came
off last evening in the Carroll Club au-
dltorium, was an unqualified success
from the entertainment point OF view,
and reflects the highest credit on MI.
Don F. Merriman, Mr.. Frank Water
house and Mr.. Price Whitaker, the
young gentlemen who had charge of the
AFFAIR. The Opera House orchestra
played unusually well, and was enjoyed
through every measure. Supper was
served at y, after which the dancing
was resumed and kept up until early
morning. Mrs. ]. F. Merriman, Mrs. I.
C. Moffat, Mrs. Jacob ". Grub and
Mrs, Margaret Dalzell, were present as
chaperones for the following young peo-
pie who graced the occasion: Misses
Louise Todd Baird, Gertrude Fisher,
Blanche Afoftat, Martha Caldwell, Mar
tina Caldwell, Elsie Whitaker, Henriet-
ia Rinehart, Frances Wheat, Virginia
Harrison, Helen Caldwell, Flora Will
son, Lillian Vance, Ethel Bailey, Gene
Waterhouse, Jessie Moffat, Lydia Good
Sue Caldwell, Blanche Haase, Henrietta
Harper, Sue Wright; Messrs. Charies
W. Paxton, William ?. Burke, Don ~.
Nerriman, Frank Waterhouse, Egerton
Vance Hal SpeIdei, William Preston,
McClave, Clarke Hazlett, Ed. Wilson,
Tom Sweeney, VIII Dovener, Robert
Dillon, Earl Adams, William Brice,
Archie Wilson, Robert Citizen, Arthur
Hubbard. Bernie X. McMechen, Will
shnffer, Roy Boyd. Latane McLain,
Clarence Giffen, Archie Moffat, Price
whitaker; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cecil
Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allan Wheat
and the following out-of-town guests;
Misses Reed, OF Washington, Pa; Miss
Graham, Of KIrkwood; Miss Craighead,
Of Dayton; Miss Crowthers, OF Bait
more: Mr.. McGruder, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. sharp, of Steubenville, and Mr..
Chamberlain, OF Milton, Pa.
Mfr. and Mrs. Oliver Thompson
Rhodes yesterday moved into their ele-
CANT new home on North Main street,
recently purchased from the Snyder es-
tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelsey Hall ex-
meet to occupy the ]. ]. Jones residence
on North Main street for the winter,
MIR and Mrs. Jones travelling during
that time in the south.
The entertainment committee Of the
Hospital Association has invited ladies'
to meet with II on Monday afternoon ~
Zoigenfelder's, to discuss the coming
honofIt entertainments 70 be given the