The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
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~ harping on that minor chord, disease.
%! you are well. or all Is well with you"
Society made no pretense this week
of giving way In the slightest degree ia
existing conditions, nor of going into
Sack-cloth and ashes until Shroye Tues
day Is here. Numerous entertainments
are calendarcd and several will equal In
prilliancy any of the season. The Welsh
singers and the Players appearances
are interesting events belonging to the
coming week. Society affairs more dis
tant. but now under discussion. are tho
woman's paper. the song recital of Miss
Jones, OF GAINESVILLE. the. recital of the
pupils of Signor Ricci, the Woman's
club Old Time" concert, of interest TO
the public at large. with Il full quota of
purely social doings to keep those in
The ring on continual round until
Lent calls Time" on some.
me reception of the week will be
given by Mrs. James Il. Tancy. nj the
fancy home. on the Island, Thursday.
February . hours, . to 5.
The marriage of Mr.. Percy Norton.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p.
Norton. to Miss May Woods. youngest
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Shriver
Woods, Of Elm Grove. will be solemn-
lied at the home Of the brides mother.
by the Rev. L. w. Doggett, rector of
the Elm Grove p. E. church, on We'd
neSday, February /. The young people
represent TWO of the best known f.mil-
les OF this section. Mr. Norton holds n
responsible position in the commercial
community. and Miss Woods Is one of
the prettiest and most charming young
women grazing Wheeling society. The
wedding is one of interest.
The ladies' of the Charity Whist Club
had, as usual. delightful afternoon
last Monday. Mrs. Frank Stamm was
the entertainer of the club. and many
invited guests. The prize-winners OF
the day were Mrs. James B. fancy and
Mrs. D. Carter List. The next recep-
ton Will be rendered this company by
Mrs. James Neil. next Monday, at her
home on Fifteenth street.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
beautifully received by Miss Henrietta
Harper at the home OF her mother. Mrs.
Marion Harper. on Fifteenth street.
Thursday afternoon. The euchre prizes
were won by Miss Mamie D. Grub.
Miss Martha OFT and Miss Lille Nor
ton. OF Brooklyn, guest of Miss Mary
PAUL.. Guests of the organization
Thursday We're Mrs. D. Garth Hearne
and her guest Miss Mikesell. of Quincy.
H.: Miss Clark. of Yonl;ers. " Y.
guest OF Mrs. B. Walker Peterson. and
Miss Lille Norton. one Of the prize
winners The club and visiting guests
will be entertained next Thursday af-
terEoor. February .. at the home OF Mr..
George Il. Taylor on Fourteenth street.
hy his granddaughter. Mrs. William p.
Wilson. nee Miss Ellen T. Wright, and
Miss Sue Marsh Wright
The Married Ladies' Euchre will be
entertained next Friday afternoon,
February 3, ut Hardcn's, by Mrs. Pee
bles Tatum and Mrs. A. F. Hustled. A
delightful afternoon is assured.
Misses Laura and Helen Caldwell.
daughters of General Alfred Caldwell.
charminSly entertained at the Caldwell
home on North Main street. Thursday
evening, complimentary to Miss Lille
Norton. of Brooklyn. guest OF Miss
Mary Paul. of North Main street.
Those present beside the guest OF hon
or and her hostess. were Miss LYDIA
Good. Miss Mamie Grub. Mr.. J. Dom
Ion Merriman. Mr. Norman McCIave.
Mr.. Frank Waterhouse. Iir. William
Brice. Mr.. Robert Hazictt and Mr.. Earl
Adams.
Miss Ethel Bailey delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening at the home of her
parents on the Island. The Chatting
dish company" embraced Miss Martha
OFT, Miss Helen Caldwell. Miss Laura
Caldwell, Mr.. Robert Hazlett. Mr. Joe
r. Ncylor. Ilr. Earl Adams and AG.
Robert Giffcn.
The Mercantile club house was the
scene OF brilliant assemblage Thurs
day evening. Cards and dancing We're
the invitations. The managers. MessrS.
Stein. Somehow. Baer. Eraus and
Hcymann, We're as usual. successful ar
rangers. The prize winners at cards
were Mrs. Bacr and Mrs. Morris Hork-
heimer. Mr., Benjamin Kraus and Mr..
Leon Stein.
The dance at Ari0n hall Wednesday
evening was one Of the finest ever given.
in the club house. Every appointment
was perfectly arranged and carried
through.
The woman's paper Is arousing inter-
est among all citizens and all the com
mlttees are meeting With the hearlcst
announcement. ThGt-the paper will be
interesting from every view point goes
without saying. The Press, rs defined
by woman and seconded by every other
woman. is expressed IN tho following
from Mrs. Beerbohm-Trcc:
The Press Is n very peculiar mon
1ter, half angel. half octopus with thou
sands OF mysterious arms. It IS often
small ard dcxtrous as Il weasel. and
then again immense and unwlcldy like
Il whale. The Press has innumcrabIc
eyes Ike stars. and yet at times 1t IS
almost blind: II has sharp cars. and
yet n; times Il fs almost deaf It's voice
Is capable Of being heard above the
i0udest storm. and yet It's whisper can
scarcely be heard like breath of air
II POSSESSES very agile feet Of wire. with
which Il jumps from place to place all
over the world; distances. no matter
now great, do not exist for 1t, as 1t can
overcome them with cOasummatc case.
It's arms are so long that thcy can en-
brace the whole world. and. II neCcs-
gary. can wrcstic with the world. The
Press devours paper in large nunnt!t-
les, drinks Ink, lives mostly in large
houses with many rooms. and never
goes 10 bed II has great intelligence, n
changing disposition. but always
generous. loving heart for everyone who
Enow3 how TO lind IT.
Ladies who have consented to write
for the lEasler iIernla. nnce The ulblL-