The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-01


And Us she spoke dainty flush
Gave token Of her pride;
He thought the crimson OF her blush
So while 4 no watched her bushes start
Deny It II you will,
Your blood-yes, even in your heart
She turned and spoke. her voice was low,
=, And yet 1t pierced him through.
MY BLOOD is BLUE" ~ '''"
Young men and women home from
college for the Easter vacation, bring
ing school friends as house guests, give
zest TO early post-Lenten gayeties,
among which entertainments conspicu-
ously now In talk are large reception
dance and the Players Club perform
nnce. Other interest centres in the
moving OF many in Society's domain to
the suburbs east OF the city, and the
outlook for n brilliant social spring sea-
son Is as yet not well defined. The
week now ending was given over to
church going and the Easter Herald.
The Twentieth Century Girls post
poned their meeting until next Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Henrietta Rine-
hart will be the hostess and the recep-
ton will be given at the Rlnehart home
on North Main street.
During the week friends Of Mrs. Lis
cite Lamping Laughlin. youngest
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander LauShlln. and sister of Mrs OIL
yer Thompson Rhodes. OF North Main
street. and Mr.. Alexander Laughlin, of
Pittsburgh. received cards announcing
her marriage to Captain George W.
Common. The wedding ceremony was
performed March I'd Mt Yokohama, ia
pan. where Captain and Mrs. Conner
Will make their future home.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Hildreth, Of
North Chapline street. and Mr.. and Mrs
A. P. Tallmann. Of Leathcrwood, are re-
celving the congratulations of Society
on the recent visit Of the stork to their
homes. The children will be called,
Hugh Brady Hildreth. and Helen Gill
christ Tallnann.
The Players Club will make its third
public appearance this season. April 20.
1t has been decided to present Sweet
Lavender" play to be revived in Lon
don with great eclat. OF that fact, the
st. James Budget has this to say: THE
promiser revival OF Sweet Lavender"
ut its original home. Terrys Theatre,
next "wednesday evening. has excited
so much interest among play Eoers. that,
already 1t has been found necessary to
open the box Office in order to meet the
demands made upon it. That Mr. Pine
ro,s charming comedy will reassert its
old influence over the public is hardly
doubtful: the circumstance, should it
fail to do so. will certainly be to the dis
credit of those who can fail to appre-
c!ate so delightful and inspiriting a
piece OF work. In the London produc-
ton. NJ: Nina Boucicault takes the
part Of Lavender" The characters of
the play. which make an interesting
aggregates. will be given later with
the local talent po:traying each. The
affair Is to be mad, post-Lenten gala
occasion In this city.
The Arion Club house will DE the rem
devious OF brilliant gathering Monday
evening, the occasion being the Easter
celebration.
The Womans Musical Club will give
Its April recital Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock at the MiIugal. V'ilkin &
CO.'S music rooms AZ interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. McMecher,
OF North chapline street, are at home
after q prolonged trip.
Mrs. George K. McAfecher. of North
Chapline street, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas r. Reed Nc
kssth', OF Pittsburgh. with whom she
has been spending the past month, Is
expected home to-day.
Mrs. ]. V. Harding, Of Washington,
pa, nee Miss Virginia Hupp. is the
house guest OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
John c. Hupp. on Fourteenth street.
Many houses will be thrown open dur
ing the week for the reception of the
guests Of the Presbyterian churches, of
the city, under whose auspices an as
sembly Of the women in mission work
Will be held, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Luncheon will be served In the
lecture room Of the First Presbyterian
church at noon Thursday.
Young people home for the Easter
vacation, are Miss Laura Crangle Dali
zell, Miss Sara Dalzell Miss Jessie
Wheat. and Messrs. Henry NJ Russell,
1r., Jesse w. Speidel. George Wise, Har-
old Wise. Harold Bloch. Morgan HeIs-
kell, William Cummins. Mcrtz Franz
helm. Wilbur Topping, Louis D. Grubb.
Halstead Caldwell, Harry Zeve!cy. Ar
chic Sawtell and Lee Dobbs.
Lieutenant Walter Sweeney. son NJ
che late Hon. Andrew ]. Sweeney. who
loyalty entered the volunteer army dur
ing the late war and rapidly received
promotion, left for Washington CITY
thursday, having been appointed 10
service IN the United States army. With
the regret OF his many friends at his de-
parture' go the sincere congratulations
10 the young man who Is so we'll on tho
road to the goal Of his ambition.
Mrs. Alan Warren. who has been tba
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isaiah
warren Tor some time past leaves for
her home the coming week.
Mr.. F. ". Baumer. OF Island Place
has returned home from Michigan
where he had gone for the benefit Of his
me AT Home" given by Misses Sadie
Seus"icR and Ethel Darrah, ut the
nome OF the lattcr's parents, DIR, and
mra. j.. W. Darrah, on Fifth street, Mar.
tia's Ferry, last night. was one OF Tho
most enjoyable social events ever given
IN Martina Ferry's younger society
ABOUT thirty guests were present. In.
Guiding several from out OF town, win
chhcinS and other diversions. suppIn.
mented by elaborate refreshments. Tho
evening spent was one which will ,Inpn,
In the minds OF the attendants.