The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-23

'TEonld be for Joy that in little while.
They would be kissed by thine"
Society and the entire community
were darkened and bereft the past fort
night by the calling away of Dr.. Robert
W. Hazlett, Judge Joseph R. PAUL. Miss
Adelaide Gnchrlst and Mr. Gibson
Lamb. and in the extension of sympa-
thy and respect to the families the lights
for the lS9s-1sOO social season will not
be turned on until October. which
month had been previously settled upon
as matrimonial epoch. prominent mar
riages to be solemnized being the Mead
Caldwell. the Forsyth Brockunier. the
McMechen-B Bailey. the Morgan-Siarsh
and the o'Brien-walsh.
General and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell. of
North Main street. have Issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Laura Belle, to Mr.. Armistead
Davis Mead. of Charleston. The cere-
mony will be solemnlzed at the First
Presbyterian church, at half after
o'clock. Wednesday evening. October IL.
Miss Laura B. Caldwell. the bride-elect,
who Is one Of this clty's prettlest and
most popular society girls, has assoc
ciated with herself in the wedding par
~, as maid of honor. her sister, Miss
Helen Caldwell. ami as bridesmaids, an
other sister, Miss Martha Baird Cald-
well. Miss Laura Crangle Daizeil, Miss
Martha List. Miss Martha OFT and Miss
Mamie Delaplalne Grubb. Of this city.
all Twentieth Century Girls, of which
club the seasons first bride is most
attractive member. No young girl leav-
ing this city could be more missed.
Charleston. her future home, will be
represented by one young lady in the
bridesmaid column. and the ushers and
best-man come from there. with Mr..
Mead, who stands prominent in Char
lesion business and social circles.
The Married Ladies Euchre Club will
not be entertained next Friday after
noon as had been contemplated by Mrs.
Robert ]. Reed and Mrs. William L.
Glessner, because OF the death Of Mr..
Gibson Lamb. whose wife, and daugh-
Ter, Mrs Clarke Hamilton, jr., are
prominent members of the organiEa-
ton.
Mru. James B. Taney. of the Island.
Beautifully entertained at luncheon
Wednesday. complimentary to Miss
Ruth Grape. of Burlington, Iowa, the
house CUES. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Pol
lock of North chapllnc street.
Miss Mary PAUL. and Miss Lide PAUL.
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL.
Of North Main street, are house guests
OF wellsburs relatives.
Mrs. ]. n. Vance and daughter, Miss
Lille Vance, of North Main street, are
home from a summer sojourn at Mag
noEa, Marblehead. Lenox, and North
field.
Mr.. Albert C. Whitaker and family
are at home, east of the city, after a
months stay at Macktnac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln. who are occu-
plying the William B. McMechen home
on North Chaplins street, will be visit
ed later this season by their daughter.
Mrs. Frederic Dean a concert singer OF
note. Mrs. Dean. while in the city Will
be the guest for an evening recital OF
the Woman's Musical Club. Of this city
which by that time will have reorgan-
ICED for the present year. A real treat
Is assured the members and friends.
Air. Henry ". hughes is expected In
the city in October for a short stay.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer leaves
tomorrow for the winter. which she
VIII again spend in Richmond, taking
her place Of last year. In one Of the
leading choirs Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Wilson have
against taken up their residence In
Pleasant Valley, after stay with Mrs.
Wilson's family at the George Il. Tay-
Ior home on Fourteenth street.
DR. and Mrs. Robert JEFFREY Reed VIII
return next week to their Twelfth street
home for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank LeAloyne Hupp
ana daughter, Elizabeth. are home from
HuIett's Landing. Lake George, where
they have a cottnse.
Mr.. and Ms. william H. Caldwell, Of
the Island. are home after summer at
Capon Springs.
Musical Wheeling is not yet ready as
a whole TO give Its prospectus for the
season. but the outlook is Of much
promise, Clarence Eddy. organtst;
Joseffy. pianist: Earnest Gamble, bas-
70: whose work continues to elicit the
most hattering .enconlums abroad and
IN this country/and Mrs. Dean. Soprano
All are under discussion for engage
rnent. while the SOusa Band at Wheel
ing park and cOnterno's at Mozart are
NOW here and VIII be gladly heard.
Church cholrs, embracing much OF
Musical WheelinH's best, are In the or
der Of reconstruction. The Philhhr-
monte Quartet, with PrOfesBor Her
mann M. schOckey as conductor. VIII
yehearse weekly Tor the present. at the
atudIo OF Prof. schOckey on Chapllne
street. The Orpheus Society meets
again Mt the Conservatory Of Music,
with Professor Henry J. Arbenz ns d.
rector. The Arion. Mozart Beethoven
ana Macnnerchors will resume meet
IngE al their respective society halls.
The Opera House and Meyers orehes-