The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

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An here's tho iishtnin' with song pro
claimln' man Is boss, M
An all tho street cars sklmmln' long
without . Elule or boss:
My, how the world Is movin' on beneath
" tho sun an moon
can't help thlnk!n' was born 4 hundred
year too soon:
But when go-praisc be to God-it won't
be In the night.
Fer my grave II shine like glory In O
bright electric light.
Society was continually active during
the week now ending. taking in the
Cranmer reception. the Flick soiree-
musicale. the Casino opera, the Home
for the Fricndless reception, the Day
Nursery reception on to-day. the Car
roll Club entertainment, the A. o. U. W.
entertainment and the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor convention. The
coming one promises much. and promi-
nent among the interesting cvnts WIN
be the stereonticon exhibition in encour-
asement of amateur photography. at
The Opera House Monday night: the
assembling vi The Daughters of the
Confcderacy ;:0m West Virginia, Fri
day; the Reed luncheon, the fancy home
hospitality, the Whitaker entertainment
at Echo Point. and the Eisteddfod at
Wheeling Park.
The brilliant event Of the week was
the reception given by Judge and Mrs.
Gibson Lamb Cranmer at their home
on Chapline street. Mondays in comment
grafton Of the fifticth anniversary of
their wedding. The ladies who assisted
In doing the tonorS of the evening were
Mrs. Harry Cranmcr Caldwell, grand
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Cranmer:
Mrs. Frederic I.aNSe. Mrs. a. W. Kelly,
Mrs. John F'rcv;, Mrs. S. L. Jepson, Mrs.
W. +. Butler. Mrs. George X. McMe-
chen, Mrs. Robert jeffrey Reed. Miss
Marion Shrivcr. Miss Nina Shriver. Miss
Mary Lamb. Miss Gertrude Lamb, Miss
Belle Mendel, Miss Mary Vance. Miss
Mary Dlckey, Miss Sue Campbell, Miss
Mary Wilde, Miss Jeanette Wilde. Miss
Mary McMechen. Miss Anna Miller. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers. the parlors being in pink. SYM
bolical OF May 90. 1919. while yellow
roses In profusion enhanced the dining
rooms. embodying the idea Of fifty years
since passed. During the hours from
1880 to 1850 the house was crowded with
friends eager TO speak their hearty con-
graduation and best wishes for a con-
tinuatlon Of health and happiness to
two people who have stood as one for
half century in the highest esteem Of
the community, graced and enriched by
their membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Flick entertained
a number Of friends with 4 musicale
Thursday evening. The affair was beau
tifully planned and is to be the inaug.
uration of series of similar entertain
ments. The performers on this occa-
sion were alt prominent in musical cir
cles. Those taking part were Mrs.
Flick. Mrs. Frank IeAfoyne Hmm Mrs
Nellie Sweeney Palmer Mrs Charles
o. Roemer. Miss Emily Ray Pollock,
Miss Grace Pollock Mrs Flora Will
Jams Miss Flora po1,ock Miss Mar
,.,re, Harvey and Misc Kate Ncua,rv
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c.-e-,a,ncd nv Mrs uarrv Coc,, Witt
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