The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-21

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She has asked, "How will you vo,e?"
ana ! make no vague condition
IN reply. because | note
Dora Is n politician. l4
would her rose-red lips conicrn
IL voted straight for them?
Decided local interest in politics IA
Tored the talk In the social arena, and
the extremely gay week Just ended was
moro than usually splced. II the Wo-
mans paper had come out Just now 1t
would have been filed with up-to-datc
opinions and eye-openers and its nom
dependence on subscribers for second
issue would have allowed it to be an
open-scsame. The large receptions OF
the week were brilliantly attended,
four hundred Invitations having been
extended. The smaller functions were
equally beautifully planned, and large
theatre party, to be given to-day, By
Miss Mary McMeeheR te>the Splnsters
and visitors In the city will fill society's
cup OF enjoyment to the brim.
The Monday Charity Whist Club had
a beautiful reception at the home OF
Mrs. George Z. Boyd, on Fourteenth
street. The priZe-winners were Mrs.
George i. House and Mrs. Richard
Williams, OF Brooklyn, at present visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. Emily P. Boyd,
on Thirteenth, street. The next rccep-
ton will be Monday afternoon, at the
Stamm House, with Mrs. Frank Stamm
as hostess
The reception given by Mrs. George X.
Wheat and Mrs. Allen a. Wheat. ut
the beautiful Wheat, home. on North
Main street, on Tuesday, to present Miss
Frances j. Wheat, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. George X. Wheat,
was thoroughly brilliant. Those as
sisting in doing the honors OF the after
noon were Miss Elizabeth List. school,
mate of Miss Wheat, and daughter of
Mrs. Lille Creel List. OF Washington
City; Miss Blanche Haas, sister Of Mrs.
a. Allen Wheat: Miss Virginia Norton,
niece of Mr.. Wheat; Mrs. Fink. sister
of Mr.. Wheat, and Miss Helen Cald-
well, Miss Martha List, Miss Florence
OFT. Mrs. W. A. Iselt. Mrs. John X.
List and Mrs. Jennie X. Henderson,.
The reception given on Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Charles \. Huncher,
at hcr home, on the Island. was beau
itful one, and largely attended. Mrs.
Hancher was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. McEldowney. of Sleubenville,
Mrs. H. W. Ewalt and Mrs. Dent Tay-
Tor. The young ladies' who served the
chocolate We're Miss Mamie Hazlett,
Miss Elizabeth Harrison and Miss Eliz-
abeth Carr.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb delightfully."- enter
tanned the Married Ladies Euchre
Club, at luncheon! moving later in the
afternoon 10 the card table. The prize
winners We're Mrs. Smith, of New
York. guest Of Col and Mrs. Frank ].
2Hearne: Mrs. Harry Fillmore STALL
man and Mrs. Hannibal Forbes. There
WAS no decision on hostess or time of
next reception.
Mrs. Harry Fillmore. Stallman and
sister, Miss Gertrude Fisher, beauti-
fully entertained the SpinsterS ana vis-
Ting guests. in honor Of Miss Warren.
of Toledo, who is guest mt the Fisher
homestead. on Fourteenth street. where
the reception was held. The prize win
ners were Miss Mary Brockunier. who
captured two OF the tokens. and Miss
Jane Price. OF Lewisburg. W. Va. the
guest OF Miss Martha Clark. OF North
Main street. The guests not members
OF the organization present were Mrs.
y. Garth Hearne and her guest. Miss
M:kesell. OF Quincy. H.: Miss Price. one
OF the prize winners, and Miss Lille
Norton, guest Of Miss Mary Paul.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL.
on North Main street. The reception
10 have been given yesterday afternoon
TO the same party at the home of Mr.
Charles w. Brockunier, on North Main
street, was postponed.
Miss Mary McMechen entertains the
Spinsters and their guests with a the
atre party this afternoon.
The Twentieth Century Girls will be
entertained next Thursday afternoon,
January .6, by Miss Henrietta Harper,
NJ the home OF her mother, Mrs, Marion
Harper. on Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Martha OFT charmingiy enter
ta!ned congenial coterie with Il chat
ing dish party. at the home OF her par.
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oft. on Four
teenth street, last Thursday evening
Those present were Miss Helen Catd-
well, Miss Laura Caldwell. Miss Ethel
Bailey. Mr.. Donlon Merriman. Mr.. uar-
~ i. Simpson. Mr., Price Whitaker and
Mr.. Robert Hazlet..
The latest advicss of the condition Of
Captain Richard Crawford are more IA
Forab!e. This viii be heard VITA plcas-
TIRE.
Mr. and Mrs. John T'rew were in
Steubenville yesterday, attending the
funeral o. Mrs. Scott, sister of Mrs.
Frew. Mrs. Scott was we'll and favor.
ably known il this city, and many
friends mcara with Ms. Frew In this
bereavement.
Mrs. G. Ell. Mendel ana Mrs. Thomas
II. Norton are in Hammondsport. New
York. attending the funeral OF their
brother, Mr.. Gordon II. Wheeler. MIR.
Whcele:'s daughters are well known in
Wheeling society. having been at dif-
:tTcnt times the guests Of her sisters.
Wheeling guests at tho Newbergcr.
Roscnuaum wdlng. solemnized 1T Eas-
ton. Pa, this week. with great cclat.
We're Mr.. David Kraus and Mr.. Ralph
Hcynan.
The Mercantile Club held It's usual
weekly card parties. which are always
largely attended. =
Miss Sue VI. Caldwell leaves to-day
for Clarksburg. TO attend the Golf Bas-
sell wedding. when VIII be golcmnzed
WcdEesday, january %. The others
OF The Wheeling party leave next
week.
aiiss Agnes Wilson. OF South Chap
line street, "a IN Washington. Pa.
Mrs. George Il. Caldwell spent yestcr-
day with washington. Pm friends