The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23

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There has been the usual amount OF
formal and informal entertainments
during tho past two weeks, that char
acterlzed the few weeks just previous
10 Lent, and the immincnce OF wal has
had no marked effect upon socicty's do.
ings. though many who already may
well DO considered In the midst OF tho
unexpected, are near and dear TO this
community. First and uppermost IN
thc mind OF society at large because.
they claim Wheeling as their birth
~ place, come John NJ. Doddrldge, an en-
sign in the nav and Edward Schultz,
a lieutenant In the army. Ensign Dod-
bridge Is the son OF, the late Major j. N.
Doddridge and nephew OF the Misses
Margaret and Theresa Doddridge, tot
North Front street. and Mrs. ". s.
Hutchins. of North Main street., and left
this city for Annapolis with the highest
testimonials OF brilliant promise. Lieu
tenant Schultz stood exceptionally
high in his class at West Point, and
both gentlemen are n credit to the city
which enrolled them among its coun-
try's defenders. Others In whom interest
centres. because of a distinguished So
5ourn here, are Lieutenants Rrauners-
reuther. Muir, and Won Duzen, and En-
sign Blakely, while tho young men of
the city who are now periodically ten.
dering their services, arc receiving de-
served appreciation, with the hope that
the whole encounter may be over be-
fore the deadly summer weather.
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Tho affair OF greatest interest during
the past week was the wedding OF Miss
ella Waterhouse. third %dauGhtero OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Waterhouse. of South
Chapline street, to ar. Wade II. War
field, OF ~Skvesvil!c, Md. The only at
tendants were Miss Gene Waterhouse,
a younger sister OF The bride, and Mr..
Joseph Oliver, Of Baltimore, and every
appointment was in keeping with the
wealth and position OF the family. In
the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warfeld
Tor their Maryland homo, Wheeling lost
one OF its most attractive women
A pretty home wedding occurring
Tuesday evening, was that which unit
ted In marriage. Mr.. Marion j.. WEIGH,
manager OF McNamee's jcwelry store.
and Miss Sarah ]. Johnson, a charming
young lady with many friends through
out the city.
The Charity Whist Club. which will
continue its Monday meetings. at least
until hot weather, has been entertained
since Lent by Mrs. Platoff Zane and
Mrs. Van Wagner, at the Zane home,
e Mt. De Chantal, and Mrs. William
Schwertfeger at her residence on North
Main street, and viii be received at the
home Of Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Echo Point,
next Monday, on which occasion Mrs.
Lamb and Miss Johnson will be host
csses.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club was
cnarmingely entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Delaplainc. North Chap
line street, last week, and will be like
wise treated By Mrs. Mamie Chapline
Norton, a. her residence in Pleasant
Valley.
The Twentieth Century Girls called
their first post-Lenten gathering a:
the home o. Mr.. Walter R%inehart. on
North Main street. Miss Eta Rine-
mart, the CLUBS most vivac:ous mem
Der. was the delightful hostess.
The Daughters OF the Revolution ncld
their usual monthly meeting at the
home OF Mrs. James Neill, on Fifteenth
street. Thursday, and an extra meet
ing OF the executive committee is called
for to-day at the residence of Mrs.
Reed n. Baird, regent OF the chapter.
The Daughters of the Lontedcracy
last week, through the president. Mrs.
]. E. Butler, sent a telegram to
.FitZhugh Lee, the lido! OF the hour, and
received in return a letter showing his
appreciation OF the thought which in
duced the sending. Apropos. the tele-
gram Of Governor Atkinson to GovrEor
Tyler, OF Virginia, was a coCr-
teous thing to do, proving the bcncvo-
'lence OF his character and the ainaoI
his part that every proof be given that
all sectional feeling Is outlived.
The Players Club. in It's Easter per-
Torrance, gave evidence tina: the city
contained some very clcve: men ard.
women. The acting OF all WAS above the
average professional, ard was worthy
.the highest praise. While Mrs. Alice
9S.AfcCabe Hughes was missed from the
I. cast, her absence gave the opportunity
10 add new talent TO the organization
which otherwise might not vet have
been discovered, and so enriched the
talented personnel OF the club which
now includes Mrs. Alice McCabe
Hughes, Mrs. Gilmore Brown, Miss
Evelyn Jepson, Miss Alberta Hogg,
Miss Montague. Miss Hattie Reed. Miss
Helen Dunlevy, Miss Blanche A1ofrat.
Mr.. Edward B. FranzhcinI. Mr.. Charles
B. OFT, Mr.. James p. Morgan, Mr.. Law
renee Wheat, Mr.. Gilmore Brown and
Mr.. George vardy.- Col. Ned Stalrakcr
can be Justly proud OF his company. az
shown through the work last week. The
Players are arranging n tour, beginning
at Cambridge, Ohio. carly in May.