The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-30

NAluANWN'
On the wealthy Larlcas worn features I
In rhyme some extrayagant praise;
The verses were spurned land I'm In the
For called them Some LINES on Her
The woman's associations are again
in evidence this season, but from pres
emit representations. indoor entertain
ments will not exclude the sterner por-
ton of society to the extent done dur
ing several seasons past, and an extra
ordinarily say winter may be antici-
pated. Large and handsomely planned
hosIptnlIties and weddings. club ses-
sions, elaborate charity entertainments,
all in october, have society already on
the qul vlve. The quiet passing of Sep
TENDER is only intercepted socially by
the Peterson reception, the Brice din
ner and the Brues and copp entertain
meEts. The coming week will notably
open the season with the Senator Scott
dinner, several ant-nuptlal affairs
complimentary to Miss Laura B. CaId-
well. daughter Of General and Mrs. AL
fred Caldwell. who becomes the bride
Of Mr.. ArmIstead Davis Mead. of
Charleston, on the 18th; the Morgan
Marsh wedding, and the initial meet
ings of the year of the Twilight and
Woman's Musical clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson en-
tertained at their home. in wOodsdale,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Julian
Henrne, formerly of Wheeling, but now
at home at the schenley, Pittsburgh.
Mr.. William Brlce, elder son Of AIR.
and Mrs. s. L. Brlce, and a prominent
members of ''The Players" delightfully."-
entertained number Of friends at din
ner at the Brice home, on Sixteenth
street.
Mr.. Charles copp and Miss Carrie
copp were the genial entertainers of
the Island Euchre club on Monday
evening.
MISS Carrie Brues beautifully enter
tanned the Island Ladies' Euchre club
at the Brues home, Island place, We'd
uesday afternoon.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell. leader Of
the Kings Daughters organization Of
st. Matthew's P. E. church, has planned
a series Of four musical entertainments
for the coming season for the benefit OF
various charities. The first musicale,
% which every one in sympathy with
Kings Daughters work and lovers Of
the best in music are cordially invited,
win be given at the George B. Caldwell
home, on sixteenth street. October II.
The programme viii be fine one, and
rendered by musicians OF the highest
talent. Among those now enrolled to
take ma. are Miss McHenry. pianist;
Mrs. Flola Williams. soprano; Mrs
Guy Wagn-!, contralto, and the Waldo
ouartetta, Mandolin and Guitar club.
The musical attraction, with an inter
mission for conversation during the
evening, is the scheduled plan for en-
joyment. No stereotyped refresh
ments" will be for sale.
Invitations for active membership to
the Woman's Musical club have been
issued. The first meeting will be held
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
the odd Fellows hall, Chaplinc street
The club viii be thrown open to asso-
ciate membership, for which invitations
win be issued later. the first Saturday
in November, from which time the Sat
urday afternoon concerts will be on.
The Twilight club meets Thursday
evening at the Mcclure.
Many wheeling society people are In
New York, having gone for Dewey day
and In all probability to remain for the
Columbia and Shamrock race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Brockunier
and daughter, Miss Sara BrockunIeF
whose marriage to Mr.. George Forsyth
Of chicago. is an event of October, will
return from New York next week.
Many out-of-town people are expected
ss house guests Of prominent families
during the coming month. Among them
IL miss Maud Richards, well known and
liked in wheeling society. Miss Rich
ards viii be at the George X. Wheat
residence, on North Main street,wherC
sbe was ct home for several years
MISS Bessie List. also favorite' viii
be at the same homo, coming here with
Miss Fannie Wheat, who has beer
spending the summer with Miss List al
Loeb Lynn Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel s. Thomas
left on three weeks tour to st. Paul
81. Louis and other cities In connection
with church matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph speIdel and son
Joseph. Jr., are In New York. guests oil
M. George Dewey. son of Admiral
pewey. Mr.. Joseph speidel. Jr' and
Mr. Dewey having formed their nc
a.