The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-15

Work, work, work. ae
In tho rooms OF the warning '"T,rist,"
Ana stun with the strength OF the con-
She played at her game OF whist.
Play. play. play.
Through all OF the afternoon.
And play, plny. play.
Diamond and heart and spade,
Tenace-and exc fourchettt
working with soul all undismayed
To capture the button" yet.
Oh. men. with sisters dear;
Oh. men. with mothers. and wives,
Expect no help from your helpmate fair
While tho science Of whist survives
Play, play, play.
AND tho echo" flies rs she swift replies
10 her partners lusty "call."
Small and informal whist contests, to-
Eether with the Wheat. Good and Hoge
receptions. and the special meeting OF
the Robert E. Lee Chapter of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. claimed
the attention OF society during the
week. The coming week will embrace
many invitation affairs. including The
Players entertainment, the Aschmann-
Wise. the Whitaker and Good recep-
lions. and dancing party in the Arion
club house.
Miss Grace Hoge,. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lucian Hoge, entertained
Tuesday evening at the country home
Of her parents. Those present were
Miss Lydia Good. Miss Holly Patter-
son. Miss Mamie Grub. Mr.. Nelson d.
Hubbard. Mr.. Frank Warehouse, Mr..
Robert Giffen and Mr.. D. Clarke Haz-
lett.
Miss Lydia Good will entertain the
Chatting Dish coterie next Tuesday
evening. at the family home on Four
teenth street.
Mrs. George 3. Caldwell entertained
a small party at whist Monday after
noon. at the Caldwell home on Six
teenth street.
The Married Ladies Euchre Club,
which opened It's post-lenten receptions
with delightful one at the country
home in Woodsdale, OF Mrs. John Moi
fat. Will be entertained by Mrs. G. a.
Aschmann and her sister, Mrs. George
Wise, at the Wise home at WoodsdaIe,
Friday afternoon, April 81.
The Players in Sweet Lavender"
will be received by Society Thursday
evening. and q brilliant assemblase will
do honor to a meritorious entertain
ment. The cast:
Mr.. Godfrey Wcdderburn..
Banker at Barnchester
Clement Hale. 49,. Edward B. FranzheIm
Dick pbenv,l His ADOPTED IS s mss p Morgan
DR.. Delaney. William L. Brlce
4 Fashionable Physician.
horace Beam; .........A. Laurance Wheat
a Young American.
A Solicitor.
,, HALF Dresser and wis-Maker.
Mrs. Gllfllan........N!ss Louise Montague
Wedderburn's Sister.
minnie. Miss \. Lima Hennig
Her Daughter.
run IannSFe:s a; P5enyi;s Bess Griffith
Her Daughter.
bliss Fannie J. Wheat. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Wheat, beauti-
fully entertained congenial party
Wednesday afternoon, in honor Of Miss
Anna DIS. OF Parkersburg, who is at
present the house guest at the Wheat
home on North Main street. Those
present were Miss Sara Zane Brocku-
nler. Miss Laura Caldwell, Miss Helen
Caldwell, Miss Eliza Speidel, Miss Hen
rietta Harper. Miss Elsie Whitaker, Miss
Holly Patterson. Miss Mamie D. Grub,
Miss Emily Pollock. Miss Martha OFT,
Miss Gertrude Fisher. Miss Lydia Good,
Miss Sue ". Wright, Miss Gene Water
house, Miss Mary PAUL. Miss Henrietta
Rinehart. Miss Martha List, Miss
Branche Moffat and Miss Bessie Rice.
Card playing prize winners were Miss
Martha OFT and Miss Henrietta Har-
per.
The Twentieth Century Girls at
Euchre. met charmlngly at the Good
home on Fourteenth street yesterday
afternoon, with Miss Lydia Good as
hostess, Guests OF the organization
were Miss Corouthers, Of Washington.
Pa. Miss Fannie J. Wheat and her
!,ouse guest, Miss Dis. Prizes were
faptured by Miss Bessie Rice. Miss
Martha OFT and Miss Elsie whitaker
Miss Whitaker will entertain the club
Thursday afternoon. April 20, at the
Whitaker residence on South Chapliue
street.
Mrs. Alice Blocksom, Of GAINESVILLE
Ohio. is the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Thompson Rhodes, Of North
Main street.
Miss Ethel Bailey. of the Island, IS
out OF the city.
Miss Corouthers, OF Washington Pa,
Is the house guest OF Miss Mary PAUL
at the PAUL home. on North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. McCourtncy
and daughter. Miss Edna McCourtncy.
left Monday, for Il years continental
trip. after a sojourn at the seashore un-
til June.
Mrs. Summers and Miss Summers. OF
Clarksburg. mother and sister OF Mrs.
Charles II. fancy. are house guests at
the fancy home. on Byron street.
Mrs. George K. McMechen, OF North
Chapline street. and daughter, Mrs.
Thomaa Reed Mcknight. OF Pittsburgh,
are at Atlantic City. o -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pannel Wilson
(nee Miss Ellen Taylor WrIgh) are now
at home at Pleasant Valley.
Rev. and Mira. Nathaniel s. Thomas.
Mrs. Frank LeMoyne Hupp. Mrs. Cyrus
p. Flick. Mrs. Martha E. Whitaker Mrs.
George Updcgraif. Mr.. Nelson C. Huh.
bard and Mr.. Archie PAUL. leave Non.
day for Pittsburgh, to take IN tho
grand opera season, vac