The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-14

Gibion Lamb; Miss Ray, guest OF Mrs.
Afclibnld 1Iupp. and Miss Clark, guest
OF MFE D. Walker Peterson. The next
reception will he at the residence OF
Mrs. Marion Harper on Fifteenth
street. Thursday, January 20.
4 The members OF tho Island club enter
tained with dnncing party at the
Club rooms Tuesday evening. f
Mrs. Wilbur Topping. before accom-
pnnH!ng her two sons 10 college, gave a
young peoples party, in their honor,
Friday evening at the Topping home In
Lcathetwood. Y ;;,l.iiii'
The Observation-Disclosures wedding
i WINS brilliantly solemnized we dnesdoy
at high noon. at the family home of Abe
bride, on Sixteenth street. Rev. Levi
; fmpresslvely read the marriage rites,
attcr which followed n brief reception.
with tho following out-of-town guests
present: Miss Sadie Bvers, OF New
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Z. Beck
man, Miss Phyllis Beehmnn. Boston,
Mast: Gust1ve Emshelmer Cleveland,
q. Nlltnr 81. peekman. Washington,
u. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. !. B.. IIlrshbcrg,
Charlotte. y. ca Milton c. Blum, Phil.
aoelphia, and Henry Emshe!me-, Clevc-
land. Ohio. + 4 ~ F5553.
The wedding party proper was made
up OF Ne. Charles ]. Beekmaan. groom,
With hls attendants, Messrs. Milton ].
beekman, Gabriel $. Emshelmcr, s.
| Beekman Frank. and Samuel J. Beck
man: Miss Jennie Emsheimcr, bride.
daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Emsheimer. and
her attendants. Misses Hattie En-
sheimer, Lillian Frank. Cora Emsheim-
err Pauline Frank. Phyllis Beekmann.
Fannie schlcssInSer. Alma Frnnk and
| Marie Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. Bcehnnun
VIII be at home at the Stamm after
February 10.
Mrs. Cyrus p. Flick wos elected
Queen Of the Epiphunv" and Mr.. HUI
linen Qunrrler King for the year OF
1899. ut the Twelfth Night rcvei last
Friday. Mt tho home OF AR, and Mrs.
John D. Culbertson. Echo Point
Miss Jennie Baird Wilson Is regent OF
the Daughters OF the Revolution since
the dcplored death of Mrs. Laura Upde-
graf Baird, who held the position Of re-
sent of the Wheeling Chapter of the
Daughters since Its founding.
A meeting OF the Daughters OF tho
COntederncy Is called for this afternoon
In the club, rooms In the Reilly block,
on Fourteenth! street.
Miss Gertrude Fisher, youngest
daughter OF Mrs. benjamin S. Fisher,
OF Fourteenth street. Is chnrminglv en-
tcrtalnlns Miss Mnudc Warren. OF To-
.ledo. Miss Warren is 4 niece OF the
great Edison. 81 Tg
Mrs William p. IIeistell OF Woods
dale, Is In New York,
Miss Louise Todd Baird, OF Four
teenth street, will spend the remainder
OF the winter III Richmond. Va. as the
| guest OF Mrs. Chiles Farrell, nee Miss
Kate White. daughter OF Colonel and
Mrs. Robert White OF this city.
Miss Marie Belle Howell. daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs a. Allen Howell. and Miss
| Holly Patterson. daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Andrew II. Patterson. now IN
Havana. ms the readers OF thu IntellI-
genccr know, through q series OF en-
terta!ning letters from there by Mrs.
| Patterson. expect to spend some time
this month with relatives In Pitts
6arsh.
Mrs.,J. c. Brown. OF Pittsburgh. noe
Miss Sydney Hnlsliell. OF this city. Is the
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. Henry VI. Rus
sell, South Front street. Island.
| Mrs. Mauac Eccles 9Feiskel Is III at
the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. Marga-
ret Dalaell. on North .ChanlInc street.
Mrs. Heislcll was In q New York trip
party 20 have loft here last Wednesday,
but which this illness de6ars.
The Players club is rehearslng for
its February public appearance. The
play chosen Is Grundys "tlarc and
Hound" and said TO be especially
adapted TO show to the best advantage
the strong points In the various mem
bcrs OF the Players. This affair MS
usual, Is one Of Soclety's gala occasions.
Mrs. Jacob Wilson Grubh beautifully
entertained ut whist Wednesday, after
noon, at her home ut Echo Point.
"ThcH talk about womnn's sphere
IA though II had no limit.
| IhrrSN not Il place III earth or heaven,
There's not tGSlt 10 mankind given.
Thrrrs not whisper yes or no.
There's not II HE, n death. II birth.
Therc'n not II feathers weight OF worth,
Without u wnman IN It,"
Tho Womnn's edition OF ii daily paper
Is now well In so. The business mana
Fer. editor, and stan have been fixed
and every effort 10 make brilliant
showing for charity's cause will he
made, or the style OF the output more
will Inc said later. Mrs, Robert !. Reed
will be the cditor-in-chIGt and her stafr
reads;
I4Itcrnry-MIss Elizabeth Cummlns,
Music--Alrs. George II. Caldwell.
Educational-NlrS. John i. Garden.
Charities Mrs. Howard lIaxlctt.
Art-"Mrs. Frank u, Caldwell.
SncICty-Mlss pollack.
FaShlon-Atiss Pollnck.
CorreSpondencc-Mrs. Harry J., Mem
del.
Nnuschod-Mrs. Della Carr and Miss
Snlitc Carter, ~
VII ard Humor-Mtss Jessie Higgins,
Young Peoples DepArtmcnt-MIss
Abby Ratc,ifre.
Business manaccrS-Atrs. W, +, But
lcr, Mrs, George u. Caldwell. Mrs. John
u, Garden, Mrs, George II. EbcllnS,
Mrs. Harry j, McndCl, Mrs. Charles S.
Morrison. Mics SallIc Mccullough, Miss
Mary Itankr. Miss Leila Little, Miss
Virginia Miller.
The SpinStCrs. the club for many
years leading IN things social. was
called together again for tho first time
this winter yesterday afternoon by Mrs,
Harry Fillmore StattmAn. IN her apart
mentS ut "llaraCn's," An orEanlsa-
ton was effected uUd Miss Martha Dnn-
IrsdEc Caldwell. one OF It's most popu-
| lEr rnnmherh chosen rs nrnsIhnni Nth-