The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-21
ance there with the Pittsburgh SYM
Ph8ny Orchestra,

nnce there with the Pittsburgh sym
Ph0ny Orchestra.
! Mr. William Vance, youngest son OF
cir. and Mrs ]. Nelson Vance, met In
the foyer of the Metropolitan Opera
House. In New York City. last week
the following well known Wheeling
people: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams,
Mr.. Henry ". Hughes anG Mr.. Tom d.
Sweeney.
! Miss Emily Pollock, at present in
Brooklyn. was guest at dinner par
ty last week where, among the distln-
gulshed people as guests of honor were
Dudley Buck, with his wife and son,
Dudley Buck, jr., and Miss Katherine
Flske. These named contributed the
musical party OF the drawing-room en-
ttertainment.
A musical treat In store will occur
Monday evening, February G. at Mili-
| gan. Wiikin e Co.'S music rooms, the
entertainer being Miss Annie S. Jones,
or GAINESVILLE, niece of Mrs. Gibson
Lamb. of Echo, Point. Miss Jones has
been heard here very delightfully."- be-
fore, and her coming will be cordially
greeted. Her voice is an exceptionally
beautiful and rich one and her pres
cnce charming. In this coming recital
Miss Jones will render the pretty old
songs so seldom heard well sung, and
her choice is n most gratifying one for
that reason. Miss Jones will have her
programme varied by young lady
reader travelling with her. A large
audience will greet Miss Jones and her
friend.
The Ncanvassing committee. under
Mrs. r. C. Burke for subscriptions for
the coming Woman's paper are at work
In the different wards. An immense
circulation is already assured. the edl-
| ton embracing 10000 copies. The paper
| Is 10 be made magazine style, like the
Ladies Home Journal. and to be sold
at ten cents copy. There will be
only one issue and subscribers can have
any number desired. 1t has also been
hdeclded that each organization of
King Daughters will have prominent
| business stands for the sale of the pa
| per on March %. one week before the
Easter trade begins. and will so into all
adjacent towns. As now known. the
Fourth Street N. f. church will have
| Goetzes: the First Presbyterian
church. Dursts: the Second Presbyter.
ian church, Stifel's, and in all proba-
1 biiity the st. Matthews wifi have quar-
ters at the Mcclure. Nearly all the la
dies asked for special contributions
have been heard from. Others are
| Kindly requested 10 answe: regarding
their Willingness to the board Of mana
\ warS b10, MDrt.pt CT i,t
than Monday. January %. The ladies'
who have responded will. beyond any
doubt. speak for the brilllancy and
| readableness of the matter. are Miss
Margaret Dickson, OF Philadelphia, who
has many friends and admirers In this
! city; MeSdames James w. Paxton. Ju-
Illus Pollock. Robert White, Andrew
J Wilson. ]. y. fancy. G. l.. Crlnmer, a.
4 j. Hustead. J. l.. Sooy. Robert Tener.
! +. II. Strong. John Frew. John Moffat,
! Edward Ewing. Nellie Warren Hollo-
way. R!cc2rdo Ricci. y. s. Thomas. ].
/ Fl. Littell, George f. Boyd, Albert
/ Whitaker c. J. Rawling, Howard
Hizlett. j. y. Vance. John X. List lem
ME Slsson, George L. Stifel. ]. c. Hupp.
W. J. W. COwden. II. II. Harrison. !.
G. Lynch. Edward Hazlett. Norris
/ Horkheimer. Charles o. Morrison. En-
ma Irwin. Flora Williams. John II.
Mcclure. DIR. Harriet &. Jones; Misses
Anna Reymann. Elizabeth Clohan,
Shirley Brockunier. Martha Hare. An
ma Wingerter, Fannie P. Brady. Mary
! O'kane. Adelaide Gilchrist. Elizabeth
Swift. Lima Hennig. Blanche Haase.
Mary Dickey, Eliza H Mills.
The Arion's annual children's cos
1 tInp hill ,roc ,yi,.n, loo. o,.a,..
the handsome club house on Twentieth
street. South Side. and it was one OF the
most delightful and pleasing functions
the Arion has scored in a career full OF
successes. The children. who had been
trained for the occasion by Professor
George Delbrugge. gave the several
fancy dances with grace and agility
that did credit TO themselves and their
instructor. The piano accompaniment
was by Miss Helena schwertfeger.
I The cake walk was the feature Of
the evening. and was given with vim
and dash that were refreshing. Those
who took part II this feature were as
follows: Miss ,oretta Hiener. Master
Carl Schmidt. Miss Edna Miller, Mas
ter Harry Friedcl. Miss Bessie English
| Master Peter E:rt. jr.. Miss Essle
| Wcisgerber, Miss Nellie Albinger, Miss
hildG Lobenstein. Master Julius Pol
lock, Miss Fortune Sefert, Master
George earle. ir., Miss Ella Mitchell.
Miss Gertrude Harris, Master Earl
Lutz.
The programme contained vocal solos
by Miss Emma F'e;zer. Miss Rctta
Bolan and Miss Essi= Weisgerber. all Of
whom acquitted themselves very highly
The fancS dance numbers were exceed
i"slf pleasing. The decorations were
of the mos: elaborate character. Folds
Of yellow and greer on the walls, tinted
lamp shades. feslooEs OF red, white and
blue that hung over all and a stage
that was bowc" % colorg and flow
ers. lent an indescribabla brilIIancy to
4 bali room floor on which the juvenile
costun1er5 made merrg. The affair was
one Of the most successful ever given
by the society.
The .ari0n's annual masqIc carnival
will be given on Monday evening" Feb
ruarY II. and 1t promises 10 eclipse IN
briilancy all past functions. As usual,
the costumes WIN be furnished by Bal
timorc firm.
on Thursday evening Miss Flora Sill
Eel entertained a party OF her friends
Mt cards. a most enjoyable evening
was spent.
MUSICAL WHEELING.
The week was unusually brilliant in
music. while the coming enc will be
very quiet. Rehcarsals and talk about
the coming Welsh singers on Monday