The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-05
Is now an Uppermos, Thought In
the Social Realm.
THAT SCIRTlFIC DIVERSION.
THE GAME OF WHIST. SEEMS TO
HAVE CAUGHT on DURING THE
LENrEN sEAsoN--SL,NY so.
GAL GATHERINGS WE'RE TEA.
TUREs OF THE WEEK JUST
cLosING-LIEUr. BRAuNERs.
REuTfigR EXPECTED TO VISIT
WHEELING SOON : EVENTS OF
THE WEEK REVIEWED.

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the emporlums OF dress material mer-
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ready an uppermost tnought Another
item OF talk and OF universal interest
for socIety al LARGE. which with n ore.
seaeht es'aolisheu' may expect re-
occurrence OF the whist fever. Is the es-
.tnblishing OF whist classes In this city.
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uVatea classes 70 10 whatever Is undet-
ner. and SO not engender laugh at the
attempt The opportunity to thorough
~ understand the science embraced In
game OF whist Is advantageously at
hand and Its study Is one OF the pleas
ant occasions for morning gatherings
now lingo" here. The afternoon and
evening diversions OF the week were up
TO the ideal made earlier In the season.
Every appointment for the welfare OF
the guests had the careful consldera-
ton of the host. while the guests prov
cd In the delighted participation OF
programmed enjoyments. their appre-
citation of the weeks entertainment.
W. p. Hubbard was the scene of brill
liant gathering. Cards and music were
the diversions. beautifully planned. Tbs
affair was complimentary 10 the house
guests OF the family. Miss Schubert,
Miss Ray and Miss Kelly.
talned party OF ladies at her home on
Fourteenth street, Monday afternoon.
Duplicate whist was the Invitation call
and an interesting contest was the re-
suit.
Monday evening. Mc. Sam Harper, q
prominent Fort Henry Club man. TO-
Harper, entertained at the family resi-
dence on Fourteenth street. The affair
In every way, was interesting because
!. out OF the usual run OF the winters gay
cites. The Invitations read Book re
bus" pictures representing TO the guess
ers the book or character In the story.
The guests were many and well read.
: but the two proving the widest ac-
workmanship with authors and their
works were Miss Eleanor Wright and
Mr.. Melville D. Post, TO whom fell the
awards.
Tuesday evening society took In the
Philharmonic concert. and showed that
were II not for the multiplicity OF en-
Eagements, music would be encouraged
by the class whose continual environ
ment Is in harmony with such form OF
entertainment.
Tuesday, Miss Mae Belle Hart. dauah-
ter of Mrs. VI. Stevens Hart and sister
OF Hon. Charles Burdett Hart minister
TO Bogota. was the entertaining hos
tess. at one of the most charming af-
fairs of the season. L: was. given In
the apartments OF Mrs. Hart at the
Stamm.
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Wednesday was GsToted to the dis
cussIon and forming o. whist classes
under the direction o, Miss Martha
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surpassed in the technicalIties OF the
game and equally well fitted to impart
this knowledge Tho classes were cali
ed for organization Thursday, and two
hours twice week Is the scheduled
study time. Miss Caldwell, the mentor
at these gatherings and q leading menu
her OF every social club in the city, Is
the elder daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Caldwell. and an especially
bright and gifted glrl, with a charming
individuality and graceful manner to-
ward old and young, which readily led
favorite OF any assemblage. Miss Cald-
we'll is at home. 20 Sixteenth street,
= every morning from II to / O'Clock.
Thursday afternoon the bicycle club
known as the Wheeling Cyclers, and
which is getting In running order, was
. Hospitality entertained by Mrs. Alex
ander Campbell, at her home on North
Eoff street. The ladies' embraced In
this organization are enthusiastic In
their love for this exercise, and from
s be taken that wheeling for wometf, In
Wheeling is, II ANYTHING. more than
ever the coming fair wea Their diversion.
The Twentieth Century Girls were en-
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