The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

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Mrs.. Mary Delaplalne, of chapllne
street, Is the house guest of her son.
Nj. win Delaplaine. at his country
home. at Graysyilie. Ohio, prior to her
departure for Paris early in September
where she will meet her daughter Miss
II. Huida Delaplaine. now travelling
with the Mccourtneys. all members Of
the De Potter party doing the content
since June 10. The tour proper ended
yesterday at Paris. The Itinerary was
the following interesting one; Liverpool.
Chester. York. Durham. Newcastle,
per Steamship ''Mercur" for Norway,
Stranger. Sand. osen. Macs. odda,
Elda, vessevngen. cudvangen. via Stall
helm, through Narroedal Valley, Ber-
gen, along the coasts and fjOrds Of
Norway, Aalesund, Molde. Christian
gund. Trondh1em. sail per steamer
king Harold" for the North Cape.
through the Bronosund, crossing the
Arctic circle at the Island OF Hest
mande, svartisen, In view OF the Lofo-
ten Islands and by the Runna promon-
tory, Tromso. Hammerfest, through the
RoIse Sound. by the Hjelmso stnuren
bird cliff" From the North Cape to
Lyngenfjord, Tromso, Mjosund, Hayn-
Wig, Lodlngen. sail In the Raftsund,
Torghatten, Trondhjem. Molde. Andely-
macs, ormelm. Dembas, otta, Chris
tiana, TrolIhatten. Goteborg. copenha-
gen. Stockholm. Upsala, Abo, Helslng-
fors, cronstadt, st. Petersburg. Mos
COW, Warsaw. cracow, Vienna. Inns
bruck, Zurich, Paris. From now the
members of the party are left to their
own devices, and the Wheeling contln-
gent will spend many more months in
continued travel, interpreted with
rests at famous resorts.
Mrs. o. Russell Wood and Miss Gene
Logan are home from three months
European tour.
A magnificent clock, over two hum
dred years in the Rhodes family OF
Ohio, was recently purchased from the
estate by Mr.. oliver Thompson Rhodes
and placed in the library Of his North
Main street home.
The stork recently visited the follow
ing prominent Wheeling families: Mr..
ana Mrs. A. Allen Wheat, nee Miss
Mamie Haase. OF Danville Va; Mr..
and Mrs. william Pannell Wilson, nee
Miss Ellen Taylor Wright; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Frazier. nee Miss zou Hast
ings; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gutman. nee
Miss MoiIe Baer; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnsoh Milton. nee Miss Lucy'LOring.
DR.. ana Mrs. John h. storer, nee Miss
Mary MoHat.
The idea OF a projected dramatic club
made up OF the hne local talent of the
city, is delightfully."- considered and there
is NO doubt II arranged that it will be
successfully encouraged through an
honorary membership.
Musical matters are taking shape for
the coming season. and renewal of in
terest Is anticipated.
The last excursion to the seashOre
for this summer occurred during the
week. and returning pilgrims will short
IL claim attention. More wheellngites
spent the heated term out Of town this
year than ever before, and the popular
resorts divided the patronage. The the
atrical season will soon open In fun
swing. and indoor affairs are due after
September is ushered in.
Lawrence Wheat has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
Robert K. elnen. jr., is at Mountain
Lake Park.
Dr. A F. oasmlre and family are at
Deer Park.
Senator n. B. Scott arrived home
from washington on Monday. and at
tended the Pennyroyal family reunion
At Fairvisw, Guernsey county. Ohio. on
wednesday and Thursday. and deliV-
cred an address there.
AZ Troy n. Y, on Wednesday. a
ouIet wedding was solemnlzed. in
which the contracting parties were afr.
Thomas r. Lawson. son Of Mfr. Joseph
Lawson, superintendent Of the Wheel
ing and Belmont Bridge Company. and
Miss May Agnes Lawrence, Of Troy.
The groom Is one of the instructors at
the Rensselaer, Institute, at Troy. The
wedding tour embraced visit to the
groom's parents in this city.
The cotllllon club will dance at the
wheeling Park Casino next Tuesday
evening. The AFFAIR will be conducted
BY prof. George W. Deibrugge, and
Meister's orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
The Opera House orchestra viii give
a ,ommernachtsfest at Wheeling Parh
o,..vTpv The at.