The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

Miss Angela Feeny, elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Feeny, of North
Chapllne street. charmlngly entertain
ed her friends with a progressive euchre
party, at the family home, Wednesday
evening, The prize winners were Miss
Elizabeth Good. Miss Martha OFT, Miss
Mary Simpson. Mr.. Clinton Campbell
and Mr.. Earl Adams.
The Island Ladies' Euchre Club was
beautifully entertained Wednesday at
ternoon by Miss Virginia Miller and
Miss Annie Miller, at their home, on
South Front street. The prize-winners
were Miss Carrie copp. Mrs. Wiley IT.
win. Mrs. Joseph Ward, Mrs. Camilla
Peters, OF Brooklyn. Mrs, Isabella IT.
win and Mrs, George Wise. The next
entertainment will be accorded the club
at the Park home, on North Front
street, Wednesday, January 8, with
Mrs. Fred Park and sister, Miss Jessie
Martin, as hostesses.
Miss Elizabeth stifel, youngest sister
Of Mrs oscar Burdatts charmIngly en-
tertained the Debutante Club at the
stlfel home. on North Main street, last
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Rober= C. Haase, nee
Miss Ethel Bailey, arc in the city on
their wedding Journey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haase are the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Bailey, Pleasant Val
ley.
Miss Mary Graham. eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs VIII Graham, of Brook
side was one Of the charming guests
at the Charity Ball.
Mr.. Edward Schuyler. jr, of Philadel-
phia, Is a Mcclure house guest during
the holiday season.
Mr.. Samuel w. Harper escorted his
sister. Miss Henrietta Harper, and Miss
Sue Marsh Wright to New York City.
The young ladies' win spend the winter
there with Miss Mary Wilson, formerly
of this city.
Mr.. Raymond H. JOlifre. of New
York. brother Of Mrs. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp isya house guest at the Hupp
residence. on Fourteenth street.
Miss Baeson. of Uniontown; Miss
Gardner. Of steubenvllle; Miss Glen, of
South Boston, Va; Miss Lehman, of
Washington; Miss Plympton. of Bos-
ton: Miss vsster. of Washington; Miss
MendeI, OF Taylor, Texas Miss Bassell.
OF Clurksburg, and Miss Duncan, of
Clarksburg. are house guests of promi-
nent society people OF the city, and are
homo. guests at the various functions
of the season.
would not be a monarch great,
To daily with affairs Of state,
Nor yet the man OF money, who
OFT tells n monarch what to do.
would be he. with tyrRnt power
Whose whistle sounds the dinner hour,
A JOound note, IN faith, I'd play,
And give the world eight meals DAY.
Washington Star.
Miss Lois Livingstone Bailey. Of AL
legheny. sister OF Mrs BIrney Rennard
McMechen. was charming out-of-
town Charity Ball guest.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles
Lamb, assistant cashier OF the Bank OF
wheeling. son Of the late Mr.. Gibson
Lamb, are delighted to again see him
on the streets Of Wheeling. and trust
that his contemplated stay in the south
for the remainder Of the winter, will
completely restore him his former
vlgor.
Mrs. Gustav A. Aschmann charming
ly entertained her Sunday school class
Wednesday evening at the Harden
home, on Twelfth street.
The charity Ball. given for the bene-
1T Of the City Hospital. at the McLure'
last Tuesday. was the brilliant success
anticipated. Tho pstronesses were:
Mesdames W. F. Butler. Julius Pollock,
]. F. Merriman, ]. j. Jones, William
Herman. James Cummlns. William ST.
Eel. Margaret DalzslI, Joseph speidel,
Louis Killmysr. George Wise, H. F,
BehrenG, IT,, Jacob w. Grub, Lewis
FranzeH, b. Walker Peterson, T. C.
Moffat and Charles Howard Simpson,
Among the visitors were: Miss Carrie
Beeson, Of Pittsburgh; Miss PlymptOn,
OF Boston, Mass; Miss Duncan, Of
clarksburg. MISS Jessie LanoE. Of Col
orado Springs; Miss Davis, OF Mariet-
Ia: Miss Steele. OF Lexington. KY;
Miss Daisy Rosn, Of Mannington; Miss
Glen, OF South Boston, Va; Miss Bal
ley, OF Allegheny; Miss Mary Graham,
Of Brookslde; Ailsa Bassell, Of ClHrks-
burg; Mlss Mary Mendel. Of Taylor
Texas; Miss Taylor, Of Bethany; Mrs
Camilla Peters. Of BROOKLYN DR.
Charles Hamilton and DR.. Fair Of Col
umbusi MI. Llnsey and Mr.. Williams
OF stcubenvillo; Mr.. Briggs, Of Balu-
more; Mr.. Maidhart and Mr.. Richard
son, Of Pittsburgh; Z. LynTood Hhr-