The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-07

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Filagree work, understand,
Like q vine;
And perfect solitaire
Fits upon II. The affaif
Cost two hundred don't care:
weddings. receptions. dinners and
luncheOns SO occupy society. and all
caterers to It's innumerable wants Just
now, that it is 3ustiaable to call atten-
ton especially to the annual donation
time Of the DAY Nursery" which is
to-day, and to the Caldwell musicale
for charity's benefit, to come on next
Thursday evening. The week Just end
ing saw October brilliantly begin the
entertainment season, and the Scott
dinner. the Pollock reception. the
Grub, Dalzsll and List luncheons, were
each handsomely conducted AFFAIRS and
augur auspiciously for similarly con-
tlnued course to the finish. The COM
ing week Is notable for the Mead Cald-
well welding on Wednesday, which
event colors the whole radius of the So
ctal arena with a glamor.
Senator and Mrs. N. B, Scott last
evening gave dinner party at the Me-
Lure. complimentary to Rev. and Mrs.
N, S. Thomas, who ere shortly TO leave
Wheeling by. reason of the Rev. Mr..
Thomas acceptance of the call to the
Holy Apostles church. in Philadelphia
The dinner WAS an elaborate affair
with beautiful appointments. Covers
were laid for sixty. There were eight
courses and the dinner lasted from 1880
to 1850 O'Clock. The decorations were
the work of Mr. Van Tine, of Fits
burgh, who decorated the hotel. They
were In lettuce green and rose. tinting
She suspended electric light in tie cen
Cre Of the table and the glass Candida
bra at either end. At the head OF the
table were Senator and Mrs Scott. and
to their right, the guests of honor, Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas. The menu was as
follows:
Blue Points on Half Shell.
Clear Sea Turtle Soup.
Soft Shell Crabs, Sauce Tartare.
Olives. Pickles. Waters.
Brolled French Mushrooms. Sur canape,
Sweet Bread Pattles, Petite Cases.
Frozen Branded California Cherries.
Brplled Kentucky Rice Bird. Watercress.
Hot French Rolls.
Champagne.
Chicken Salad. Escarole DE Tomato.
Frozen Carnations, Assorted Cake.
Cofiee.
Miss Martha List. daughter of Nr.
and Mrs. Daniel c. List tr.. member
Of the Mead-caldwell bridal party. en-
tertalns at the List home on North
Main street, this afternoon. in honor of
Miss Laura B. Caldwell, who next week
becomes the bride of Mr.. Armlstead
Davis Mead, OF Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Pollock OF Chap
line street. charmingly presented Miss
Grape, of Burlington, Iowa, the visiting
guest of their daughter Miss Emily
Ray Pollock, to younger Wheeling So
clety Thursday evening. The reception
was beautifully appointed throughout,
and the music room, library, dining
room and halls were filled with a de-
lighted company from s to II o'clock.
The young ladies' assisting Mr.. and Mrs
Pollock, Miss Pollock and Miss Grape
in doing the honors, were Miss Mary
PAUL. Miss Jennie Jepson and Miss
Laura P. Dalzell.
Miss Laura Crangle Dalzell, Of Chap
line street, handsomely entertained the
Mead Caldwell wedding party at lunch
con Friday afternoon, complimentary
70 the prospective bride.
Miss Mamie D. Grub entertained in
honor of Miss Laura B. CALDWELL, at
the Grub home, Echo Point, Thursday
afternoon. The affair was delightfully."-
planned.
Mr.. Lambert Boyd and Mr.. Ralph
Boyd, entertained with dinner Thurs
day evening. at the home of Mrs. Emily
P. Boyd. Covers we're laid for sixteen
guests.
The board of managers of the Y. NJ.
C. A. entertain the young men of the
association at supper Tuesday evening,
in the gymnasium of the building.
The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church viii give n series Of suppers this
fall and winter. for the furnishing Of a
church kitchen.
The annual donation at the Day
Nursery" Is to-day. at which time the
Nursery building will be open for the
reception Of visitors and whatever con-
tributlons the public may desire to
make. Groceries and bedding are par
tlcuIarly needed at this time. and
money is always acceptable When it
IS known that during the year ending
September LIST 2i3I children were cared
for at the Nursery It viii be readily
seen that 1.-THE Kings Daughters" are
deserving Of help in order to keep up
this charity. which has already proven
It's need.
State Auditor L. NJ. LaFolictte will
be a guest in the city during the com
ing week. complimentary to the Mead
Caldwell wedding.