The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25


"Atd &. dawntng. tongue and pen:
Aid II, hopes OF honest men:
AID II. pRper-aid II, typo
Md Il, for tho hour Is ripe,
Who shall say?
What tho unImag!ned slories
What the evil that shall perish
In Its ray?
To-day brings TO light for the sake OF
Charity the pcn-work and thought OF
tho women OF Wheeling, with the Issu-
Ing OF the Easter Herald. The coming
week holds the R!nchart reception on
Thursday and the selection OF the Eas-
ter bonrcts, 10 be worn Sunday. The
luncheon given at the home Of Hon.
Charles ". Drockuncr. on North Main
street. TO formally announce the en-
Gasemcnt Of Miss San Zane Brocku-
rier and Mr. George II. Forsyth. OF Chi
cago. was the only entertainment Of the
week just ending.
The ddath of Miss Gene Friend "a SIN
cercly de7lored. and society, in whose
domain OF pleasure and charities Miss
Friend was widely and lovingly known,
extends to the bcreavcd family its
heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart arc the house
guests OF Col. aud Mrs. George A. Dun
n!nSton. on North Main street, with
whom their mother, Mrs. Kidwcll, OF
Washington, Is making her home.
Mr.. Clarke Hamilton. jr,, OF Echo
Point. was In Grafton during the week,
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Justine Heyman. OF North
Chapl!le street. Is home after 4 winter
soJourn in New York.
Miss Henrietta Rinehart will entertain
the Twentieth Century Girls next
Thursday afternoon at the home of her
brother. Mr.. Walter R:nchart, on
North Main street.
Miss Flora Stlfel. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stifel, OF North
Main street. has returned from n visit
nj Philadelphia and Washington.
Mrs. Alfred PAUL. Of North Main
street, and daughter. Miss L!de, leave
next week Tor Old Point, and a visl,
.-.tSI III NVH 4OEE.
Wi;h the Easter Herald showing
Wheeling At the end OF the Nineteenth
Century, very readable story OF
'Wheelin: In 1891" written By Miss
Emma Fowler. Of Pittsburgh. formerly
OF this city. will be o: much interest.
Mss Fowler Is 4 very clever writer and
this especially appropriate sketch vii!
- -t,shlishNi T., Ia,
Saturday.
y woman there was, and she wrote right
i;t,r, :
AS you or might dol
liom oGt CT u barrel 10 make n chair,
TO be covered with ch!n;z and stuffed with
'Twould adorn any parlor and give 1t an
tAnd we though, the tale was ,rue)
Oh, the Ga%s We worked and the ways we
To. hammer and saw and hack.
IN making chair IN which no one could
a chair in whicl, no one could possibly sit,
WITHOUT cr.cE In his back:
~ woman there was. and she wrote for
the press.
f!As you or / might do,)
Si' AOih .tH ~ CUT aIVl III a iTeGg,
And how 10 stew many savory mess.
Bct she never had done II herself. guess,
(Which none OF her readers Knew
Oh, the hour We spent and the -four We
spent.
And the sugar We waved Ike sand,
AT Tho hest 0: a woman who never had
hua cooked.
(And now Ne know that she never could
cook.)
And did not understand"
NJ. and Mrs. S. II. Woodruff enter
ta!ned the Epworth League. OF Mounds
Vile, at their home On Morton avenue.
Thursday. evening. fronl to 10. Over n
hundred leaGuers and their friends
were present. The evening was spent
very pleasantly by all present. Refresh
'nen;s were served.
The Ladies' Bowling Club. o. Bridge
port. bowled at Bel!aire last evening.
Miss Cassie Van Pelt. OF K.rlewood,
entertained last evening In honor of her
sister. Mrs. Shar;el. OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Howell entertain
ed the Bridgeport Whist Club Thurs
day evening. ut their K!rkwood home.
a very pleasant evening was spent,
The meeting OF the Martins Ferry
Thimble Bee, at the home OF Mrs. Car
r!e Mullaney on North Fifth street.
Thursday afternoon, was delightful
social event. Contests for fancy work
were an interesting feature OF the nf-
seraoon end the prizes for which were
awarded TO Mrs. Charles Morgan, Miss
Matte Howells and Miss Josephine Nc
Cowan. An elegant spread was served
IN the dining room at 5 o'clock in the
evening. which was fitting end to the
afternoons enjoyment.
Misc Gertrude Douglass entertained n
merry party OF friends at her home On
Fourth street, Martins Ferry, Tuesday
evening OF this week. Dancing and
other diversions were kept up until :,
late hour.
Misses Helena Schwertfegcr, Nellie
triedel and Nellie Schmidt, are visiting
friends in Washington. Pa.
MUSICAL WHEELING.
Since Padercwskl's sensational suc-
cess In this country. no pianist has crc-
nted the furore OF excitement among
music lovers that Is credited to Emil
sauer. the famous German artist. who
began tour OF forty OF the principal
American cities with n recital at the
Metropolitan opera house. New York
city. on January 10. He Is being greet
ed with crowded houses everywhere
and Is the adorcd o. the muaical act
The only opportunity to hear this Won
derfu! artist in this vicinity will be at
ms single recital In Carnegie Muslc