The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-27

Hurry Mendel. Miss Snllle Dudley. ~
Thursday-Allss Mamie McCnmmon,
Miss Bessie Morrison. Miss Carrie Copp,
Miss Matilda Burke. Mrs. George Wells,
Mrs. z. b. Potts, Mrs, Will Brooks.
Frlday--Miss Hattie. Wheat. Miss Jes-
sic Murrin. Mrs. Thomas Little. Mrs. ].
B, Garden, Miss Nina Downs, Mrs. Ed.
ward Harry. Mrs. Robert Reed.
Saturdny-Mrs. w. J. Hnrkness, Miss
Lydia Adams, Miss Lyla Little. Mrs.,
William Jones Mrs. William c.. Grad
dock. Miss Mary Hanke. Mrs. William
II. Fee.
Queens Daughters. +
The Queens Daughters nre located In
q pretty booth centrally located. ice
cream. cakes. pop and other refreah.
ments are dispensed for the benefit OF
the organization. Tho committee In
charge Includes Mrs. Peter Haley,
chairman. Mrs Frank Fox. Miss Elean.
ora Locker. Miss Lizzie Debold, Miss
Mary Hughes, Mrs. Connolly. Mrs.
George busch, Mrs. John Saunders,
Miss Annie Beuly. Miss Ella Sauers,
Miss May Witte and others. <
Wheeling Hospital.
The Wheeling Hospital booth, Mt
which sandwiches, lemonade, ice cream
and cigars are dispensed Is in charge
OF Miss Kate Carver. assisted by the
following ladies': Misses Matte Zinn,
Jennie Gaus. Mollle Hadlich, Lizzie
kuglen. Tillie Riley. Mary Riley, JOS
ephlne Riley, Victoria O'Hare, Sarah
Connolly. Mary Tallman aud Sophia
Hadllch.
City Hospital,
The City Hospital occupies q double
booth. and In addition to dispensing re-
freshments there Is nn emergency hos
pital, and children are taken In charge
while their parents take in" the fair.
At the emergency hospital three cases
were treated during the afternoon. those
Of boy whose hand was cut In the
German village. a lady who was over
come with sick headacne and u man
whose finger was plnched. The emer-
gency hospital Is feature that fills
Held ut the street fair. and Is nppreci-
ated by the management and the pub
lie. A number Of children were cared
for by the ladies' during the afternoon
and evening.
The emergency booth Is in charge Of
her assistants are Mrs. John Frew,
Mrs. T. c. Mo.fat. Mrs. G. L. Cranmer,
Mrs. Joseph A. Metcnlf and Mrs. Jacob
W. Grub.
Other ladies to be found In the City
Hospitals booth are the following:
Mrs. W. A. Tiernan, Mrs. James Cum
minis. Mrs. Joseph SpeIdel. Miss Jennie
Bailey, Miss NJ. C. Wilson, Mrs. Julius
Pollock, Mrs. Charles Killmyer, Mrs. J.
F. Meriman. Mrs. Howard Hazfett,
Miss Mary Vance, Miss Lncy Kyle, Mrs.
r. Fl. List, Mrs. Robert Dalzell, Miss
Martha Hare.
Altenhein.
Altenheim has one OF the handsome
est booths on the grounds. 1t Is de-.
voted to the sale of high grade souvenir
Queensware and photographs. The COM.
mittee In charge is composed of Mrs.
Anton Reymann. Mrs. II. F. Behrens,
Mrs. G. Z. Stifel. Mrs. L. +. Stifel, Mrs.
Mary Franzheim. Mrs. N. B. Scott and
Miss Amelia Stamm.
4. ST. Lukc's.
Last but not least comes the booth
occupied by the chancel chapter OF st.
Luke's p E. church. Island. The la
dies of st. Luke's nre Justly renowned
FOR the excellence OF the refreshments
they. place before the public. TheI,
lemonade Is anything but the .'clrcusp
variety. and their candy, cakes and Ice
cream are just rs good. Mrs. George
w. Lutz Is the chairman OF the commit
tee OF ladies In charge. and she was as
sisted In the afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Mcneil and Mrs. Harry Mendel. In
the evening Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss
Carrie Brues, Miss Fannie Reed and
Mrs. Lut2 dispensed the hospltnlIties,