The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

features OF tue week IN society," Hnu
they provided pleasing breaks In the
Otherwise sea Of monotony. The exo-
dus to summer resorts was pronounced.
there being three large excursions; the
Pan Handles Atlantic City the
Cleveland, Lorain & wheeling's Mack
innc, and the Builders Exchange to
Put-in-Bay, which will leave over the
Wheeling & Lake Erie this morning.
The vacation season is approaching its
height and many viii court sea and
pastoral breezes this week. From a
musical standpoint the Banda Rosa
concerts at Wheeling Park afforded the
opportunity Of hearing this unique and
peerless organization.
Miss Jessie Wheat gave yachting
party to a number of her friends Mon
day evening, in her fathers yacht "Jes-
sells"
Miss Henrietta Rinehart gave
yachting party Wednesday evening,
complimentary to Miss Phinney, of
Boston. who is visiting in the city.
A pleasing affair was the dance Civ
en- by the cotillion Club at the Wheel
ing Park Casino on Tuesday evening,
under the direction of Prof. George
DeIbrugge. The patronesses wero
Mrs. Joseph speldel, Mrs. 7. C. Motfatt,
and Mrs. Julius Pollock.
Miss Mayme Hazlett gave yachting
party on Monday evening. The objec-
tive point was the Sisters Island, and
after the return Miss Hazlett entertain
ed at her home on Twelfth street.
The friends of Mr.. j. earle Ander-
son are congratulating him on his ap-
pointment to the princIpalshlp Of the
Washington & Jefferson preparatory
school at Canonsburg. Pa. He was Sc
lected unanimously out Of sixty appli-
cnnts, Mr.. Anderson is n son Of ST.
perintendent W. H. Anderson and re-
Gently returned from Havana. He is a
graduate Of Bethany college and has
been admitted to the bar.
The Knights of st. John will hold
their annual outing at Mozart park, on
AUGUST 9. The ladies' auxiliary will
HELM plan for its success. The COM
nanderies Of Wheeling, Benwood, Bel
lalre and Wellsburg will participate.
BIr. Paris R. Myers is arranging for
the annual outing OF st. Matthew's p.
z. church boys choir.
The congregation Of St. Aiichaers
church, at Edgington's lane, gave n
successful picnic Wednesday evening at
Pleasant Valley park.
The Swiss societies of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny will hold a song festival at
Mozart park tomorrow, coming here
in force. Among them are several
Tyrolean warblers. The Wheeling
society and the Mozart and Beethoven
singing societies will assist.
Miss Ella Inglebrlght entertained the
Thimble Bee. Of Martins Ferry. at the
home of her parents. Captain and Mrs.
L. w. Inglebrlght. Wednesday evening,
and the delightful affair reflected cred
It on the hostess A guessing contest,
in which the contestants were to name
the varieties of forty flowers shown. re-
sulteS In Miss Cleod Anthony taking
the lAure's. she guessing twenty-five.
The doubtful honors were shared by
Mrs. S. G. Robinson and Miss Clara
Sheets.
Cards were issued during the week
for the wedding next Wednesday even
ing, at Chapllne Street NJ. z. church, OF
Mr.. William Fry and Miss Nettie Stew
ems. Miss Stevens is the church organ
ist, and the groom Is sterling young
Fnnn NJ the South Side
At the home of the bride on North
Main street, Thursday evening, Rev.
william Ulfert, OF st. Johns Indepen
dent Lutheran church, tied the nuptiAl
knot that united Mr. Harry Mcguire.
payrraster at the Riverside steel works,
and Miss Emma Miller, a clerk at
stor 81 Thomas department store.
The aany friends extend congratula-
lions
Mrs. L. j. C. Drennen chaperoned n
party OF fourteen Martins Ferry young
people who left on the steamer Jewel
for Grandview, o., Thursday morning,
where they were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Cochran. The party Will
return this evening.
Miss Lenore Drennen entertained al
her home, "The Heights" in Martins
Ferry. Tuesday evening, in honor OF
her cousin. Miss Loretta McCluskey, Of
Kane, Pa.
The Epworth Leagues international
convention at Indianapolis. is being at
tended by a number OF Wheeling mem.
berB Of this church organization.
The Misses Parkinson gave de.
lightful O'Clock tea at their beautiful
home on Sixth street. Moundsville
Wednesday. in honor Of their guest
Miss Minnie Clark. OF Cambridge Ohio
Those present were Mrs. Hawk and
her gestB. Mrs. Lyons and Miss Cora
Talley. Mrs. c. r. Oldham, Mrs W. NJ
Riggs and Misses Julia Burley. Ella Nc.
Fadden and Minnie Nelson The even.
ing was spent very pleasantly with nlu.
sic and various amusements.
The two concerts yesterday afternoon
and last night at Wheeling Park Cast
no that concluded the engagement oi
the Banda Rosa, were heard by tive
delighted audiences. that OF the even.
ing being nearly as large ny the on,
that greeted the hand Thursday even
ing. The enthusiasm was general from
beginning 10 end at both concerts Tbs
band left last night for Minneapolis
MINI.
The Wheeling Park management hal
been Intending for some time to trJ
the experiment Of giving both afternoon
and evening concerts Mt the Casino oi
Sundays during the summer season. !
has been decided to give the initial ev
enInR concert tomorrow. The after
noon concert by the Wheeling Oper;
House Military Band. under the direc
tIon of Prof. F. W. Spell, begins at 2:i
o'clock. The programme:
March-"Maine Festival" ..............Hal