The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

innings. The Charity Whilst Club ana
the Married Ladies' Progressive Euchre
Club held bl-weekly meetings, and tho
arrival IN the city OF expected guests at
soss.r's homeS. made "at homes the
uueise. Of the hour.
Ths Charity whist Club had an cx-
eeptiouGly enjoyable meeting at the
rer.dence OF Mr.. Gibson Lamb, at Echo
Point. MISC Charlotte Johnson was the
aostess. assisted by Mrs. Lamb, Mrs.
Clarke Hamilton and Miss Louise
Lamb. Every appointment savored of
patriotism, and club members and
guests OF tho club carried home a flag
rtaff With the colers as u souvenir OF the
occasion.
Ths Progressive Euclrc Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. George B. Caldwell,
and a most delightful! Meeting was the
resuit. Everything conducive 20 enjoy
ment had been planned and the game OF
cards was spirited. At is conclusion
Mrs. Clarke Hamilton and Mrs. Charles
". List were found &c be the prize win
Ears.
Mrs. r. Rush sworc. OF Blltnore, is
the guest OF Mrs. John d. Cribertson,
Echo Point.
AIRS. Charles Johnson Milton. OF St.
Louis. Is with her father, Major Alonzo
LcriuC. OF Monument Place.
DR.. Eugene Hlldreth has removed his
family for the summer to the Cecil
homestead. east Of the city.
Miss Kate and ENn Hunter. OF Four
teeHth street. are the guests Of Mr.. Earl
oglebay, Cleveland. o.
Miss Martha Clarke, Miss Kate Nc
Lain and Miss Elizabeth Merdel have
returned from a months visit at
Charleston, where they were the guests
OF the daughters OF Governor Atkinson.
The family OF Mr.. F. c. schwertfeger
has taken : summer home al Pleasant
Valley.
Miss Basel, Of c~,arkshurg, will be
the guest Of Miss Sue Caldwell in May.
Hon. Charles ". Brockurier has gone
to WashiE gton city, where he will meet
Ills daughter, Miss Shirley. who Is re-
turning from Atlantic City.
Rev. y. S. Thomas, rector OF 81. Mat
..hew.'s p. J.. church, entertained at din
ncr Tuesday, Bishop G. W. Peterkin
and visiting clcrsynen. who were here
attending the quarterly meeting OF the
northwestern conrocation OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal church. The table
decorations were patriotic in conception.
The L!nsly literary societies enter
tainment yesterday afternoon was very.
interesting and instructive. The stu
dents are ambitious to excel, and a good
natured rivalry prevails. which Is an
incentive to exertion in all departments.
The Very building lends inspiration TO
oratorical attempts, for old LinSy has
her legends. The students realize that
in the room where their meetings are
held, the first legislature Of the state
met. They are aware shat the walls
have echoed to heiSbta OF oratory which
only q momeItous luest,on could cali
forth. They feel that {. preserve the
high standard of the Lins.y With all her
achievements Is a task Which demands
their supreme effort. So far they have
not been found lacking. and It Is by such
thoughts and the cooperation of Off
GERS and cadets that each meeting OF
the society has been 4 pleasure and a
success.
The programme was as follows:
DECLARATIONS.
Garfield at Chattanooga .....Joseph Reass
A Fire Creme .........-...Hervey Carter
Comrades ....................Albcrt Schmidt
tempest AckeI
ESSAYS.
Base Ball ALBERT Schmidt
Young Men Who Sit on Side Walks.
.......::;.:.....;......J.". Wilkinson
The Cuban Situation. .....Aus:in AicMastcl
Debate-Resolved. That there should bt
ar educational qualification for suffrage.
Afirmat!ye-Austln McMa:te-, w. j. Ken
nedy; Frank Schmidt, Grafton Beal
Negative-Albert Harvey, George Lis
and Arthur Stifel.
Kennedy being critic. and Schmidt sec
etary. were excused from debate, thet,
place DelUS .Isl!CC " be3II ana l.CTklrC II
excellent extemporancous speeches. Al
bert Bcncko was elected president and W
j.. Kennedy critic. The election OF botf
Eas unanimous.
The junior programme was rs follows:
DECLARATIONS.
Tho 3lnn and tho Gray. George Frarzl,eir
fuba Dam ..............Eerbcrt Sonncbor.
Nobody Charley Flaccu!
ESSAYS.
T:ie Bombardmcnt Ok Harana.......
Hals,ed Caldwell
The Mound Builders .....ka.l HerrlnStor
;Dt5Etc-Reso!ved. Tia, a lawyer IL jus
titled in defending a man ylei, he be
lieves him guilty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Somehow. Henry
r:~esaiiv.S%lfred Caldwell and Harolt
JIancher.
Hec!sion in favor OF the negative. Hal.
ricd Caldwell was elected president, and
Howard Ncsb!tt critic.
On Tuesday night, ut the McLNrc
kouse, the class OF rs of the Linsly In
st!tute vii! hold their banquet. A pleas
ant time Is anticipated. President VIII
lam j. Kennedy vii! be the POSTMASTER
o: the occasion. ht.er the baaque! the
boys WI! TURF out foT n sereEaGe.
or interest to many people In this city
End county was the wedding Tuesday
at noon. Of Or. John +. Jobes and Miss
Loula R!dsely. OF West Liberty. It
took place at the home o.. Dr.. and Mrs.
y. n. Jobes. South Pam street, and was
performed By ?er. Campbell Jobes. OF
Ciaysvillc. Pa. father OF The groom.
TX
Or. r. NJ RAJ, who leaves to-mor-o"
evening 10 take n postgraduate course
nj the Berlin University. and speEd
ZONE time In study at Vienna and Ed!n-