The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-22

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GI,tin n, close to sprinstime-kncw 1t by the
Tho sun Is s:reamin'. slcamIn' in tho.
Know L by tho river that is lazyln' along.
AN tne mockin birds a-primpln' their
feathers for O song.
G!ttin' close to springtime-hope she'll
Got = million kisses for tho red lips o
tWearyin' to meet her-lIs'nIR MI tho
Fer the tInkle O. her foo,s,eps-apd her
!, roses and her rhyme. =
: Spring is here, and conventional So
cfui obligations are rot being enforced
to any extent, in fact, most OF the past
winters hobbies are no longer ridden.
and preparations for the summer pleas
nres are on. The afternoon clubs still
have few meetings scheduled, and
though such doings are also slackcninr.
the finish will be brilliant, the coming
week embracing as It does the List
StallmaE and Waterhouse receptions.
with So: Smith Russell at the Opera
House.
Miss Elsie Whitaker, daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. Nelson E. Whitaker.
beautifully entertained the Twentieth
century Girls. Thursday, at the home
OF her parents. on South Chapline
street. The priEe-winners at the after
Moons game of cards were Miss Emily
Ray Pollock. Miss Bessie Rice and Miss
Mamie d. Grubb
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson hand |
someiy entertained n the family home
Monday evening. in honor OF Mrs. Rey-
noids (nee Berger), of Baltimore. sister
OF Mrs. Wilson. and at present her
house guest
Tae Charity Whist Club viii be en-
terta:neG by Mrs. George E. House, at
her house. in the Frank block. on
Twelfth street, Monday afternoon.
The Twentieth Century Girls will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Gene Waterhouse. at the home OF
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house. on South Chapline street.
The Players gave delightful evening
IN Sweet Lavender" TO their many
adm reis. Those OF the organization
on the boards at the last of this sea-
sons entertainments wcrc Miss A. Lin
ma Herring. Miss Bess Griffith. of
bridgeport. Miss Louise Montague,
Miss Lee Caldwell. Mr.. James P. Nor
gan. Mr.. Joseph Naylor Mr.. William
Rrice, Mr.. Edward g. Franzheim Mr..
Lawrence Wheat Mr.. Vincent Owens
and Col. D. E. Stalnake-. This d:a-
matte club embraces much real talent.
and many members who have been seen
from time 10 time on the stage. and
plans are formulating for It's tlrner
placing as an index to the clty's higher
eaYlronncr: directory.
AT interesting letter from Porto Rico
In to-day'S issue brings to view Wheel
Ing youaS women in the new posses
sions of our government Miss Mende!
Is known here as the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. john E. Mende:, and sister
OF Mrs. Tene-. wife OF DR.. Robert E.
Tener. Miss Hollobaugh. the writer.
Is well known through her uniform!
courtesy to all Opera House patrons
viewing the diagram of the theatre,
while deciding choice of seats.
Mrs. D. Carter List, and her sister,
Mrs. Harry Fillmore Stallman, will en-
terrain at the List home. in Pleasant
Valley, next Friday afternoon.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club re-
ceived n beautiful hospitality yesterday
afternoon. az Woodsdale. the country
home OF Mr.. George Wise, Mrs Wise
and her sister. Mrs. G. a. Aschmann,
being its hcstesses- The invitation to
luncheon was followed with contest
at the club, Il usual pastime. the prize
capturers at which We're Mrs. Thomas
c. MofTat. Mrs. Charles II. Simpson and
Mrs. English. OF Kansas City. the house
guest OF Mrs. Tallnan, at Leather
wood.
Publication has just been made In
Hoboken. y. J.. OF the marriage on'June
IL. 1858, OF Josephine L. Tostain. of
Hoboken. and Charles G. Hall, of New
York. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tostain, who had
opposed her marriage on account Of Diff
ferences In religious faith. They have.
however, now forgiven her, and made
the best OF thE situation. The groom
, Is OF an excellent family in Wheeling.
On Frida-, evening. Mrs. S. ]. Cats
gave charming reception at her home
, or East Twelfth street. Moundsville. in
horJr OF the birthdays o; her twin
daughters. Mary and Daisy. The az
fair was arranged as a surprise to the
girls, and was carried out to perfec-
ton. A number OF friends were present
to offer their congratulations on the oc-
casfon. The evening was very pleas
antly spent with music and amuse-
ments. Elaborate refreshments were
discussed during the evening.
The Martins Ferry WoTan's Club
spent a delightful afternoon Wednesday
MT the homo OF Mrs. T. w. Shreve on
THE Heights" An unusually interest
ing programme was rendered. a COM
mlttee was appointed to nominate Off
cery at the next meeting.
The knights OF ST. George will give
military reception Monday evening at
the Carroll club. preceded by the rem
dit!on OF oae-act comedy. i've Writ
ten to Brown" The affair Is creating
. no little interest.
MUSICAL WHEELING.
The event OF the week at home was
the singing OF 1.-THE CrucifiIon" at st.
Matthews church. while the grand
.. $500, ,s,