The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-18

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~ saw her last, tho bathrooms belle.
A ''soufilc." lace and roses blen;:
My worldly worship moved her then:
She does not know me now, in Lent.
She looked up from her pew
,tWhy she did. Heaven knows;
But smiled: wouldn't you?
Twas the right thing 10 do:
And pshnw. nobody knew.
Then tried hard TO pose
But n look Of hers frozo .J
All my blood. And / WOO
Her In future. old chappie. when not in
Absorbed in hls!, and holy dreams
Of--nsw spring dresses. truth to saw.
To them. tho time Is sanctlned
From Shrove-t!de until Easter day.
As n tribute to Conventional.
ity, Wheeling society, though not
entirely made UP Of Church
people," takes up Its forty DAYS
fast and large functions are for the
time replaced with thoughts OF other
things. Enterprises OF benevolence, mu-
sic. athletics, travel and dress will re-
press the card and dance reign and the
revolution begins next week, with the
celebration for cliarity's sake of Colon
!al teas. The week ending, which saw
the pre-Lente1 season done, encompass
ed affairs. not surpassed in the manner
of their giving. in the annals Of the
city's social doings.
The most elegant and handsomest re-
ception rendered representative Wheel
ing. was given by Mr. and Mrs. ]. y.
Vance at their city home on North
Main street. last Tuesday evening
With Mr.. and Mrs. Vance IN doing the
courtesies. were thei" only daughter
Miss Lillian Vance. graduate of
"Ogoontz," Mrs George Adams sister
OF Mrs. Vance: Mrs. Lawrence L. Sands
Mrs. William Tiernan. and Miss Miriam
Shriver. The artistic home was addi-
tionally beautltied with mountain laurel
INTERVIEWING the spiral staircase, to the
sight of which. half way up. was sta
toned, among magnificen. palms. the
Opera House orchestra The rooms were
exquisite with flowers and delightful
features. symbolical of st. Valentine
the heart with its entering arrow being
in evidence In decorations, souvenirs
and ices. red, forming the basis OF color
scheme. The asssmblace, honoring itself
in personal presence was a brililarS
ono. the beautifully gowned and groom
ed guests enjoying the genuine HOSPITAL
iiy throughout the allotted time from
until u o'clock.
Representative Wheeling met It's ir-
reparable loss this week in the death Of.
Hon. y. ". Campbell. Notwithstanding
his delightfully."- frank and unaffected
manner, every home was c0mplimcrted
by his entrance and everyone possessing
his friendship was elevated and hon.
ored.
Mrs. William II. Nave, of St. Joseph.
No. nee Miss Jessie Campbell, Of this
city: Mr.. Richard Crawford Canbball
Of Denver, Col. children OF Hon. \. ~
Campbell. and their aunt. Mrs. Jane C,
Dawson. of Webster Groves. Mo-, were
the house guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
frew, Fourteenth street. this week.
Miss Mary PAUL, elder daughter o;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL. of North
Maip street. entertained the Spins,ers
and their house guests with beautiful
" appointed luncheon at the home of
her parents. Thursday afternoon. the
guest of honor being Miss Lille Norton,
OF Brooklyn. who has been visiting In
the city for the past month.
The. Monday Charity Whist Club mad
its last meeting in Difference to the
renitential season nj the residence OF
Mrs. William Schwertfeser, on North
Main street Mrs. Jennie Henderson;
was the prize winner of the afternoon,
Ihe next meeting will occur the Mon
day after Easter at the home OF Mr..
Lewis S;"eHyod, MT. dc Chaatat' STA.
t!on.
Misses Mary and Shirley Brockunier.
daughters Of Mr. Charles W. Brocku-
nier. assisted by their mother and sister.
Miss Sara Brockunier. and house guess.
Mr.. Jackson. beautifully entertained The
friends Of the "SpirsterS" last Monday
evening. at their home on North Main
street. Whist, domin0cs and euchre
made up the scheduled enjoyment list.
or special interest at this session OF one
OF the leading social organizations In
the city was the inviting to its ranks OF
two OF Whcc!inC's most gifted young
women. Miss Kate HaZlett, only daugh-
ter OF DR.. r. W. Hazlctt. and Miss Mar
tina Clarke, only daughter OF Mr.. 4. J.
Clarke.
Miss Matilda Burke. oaly daughter 5r
Mrs. Henry VI. Russell. gave a charm
ing luncheon. nj the Russell homestead
Island Place. Tuesday afternoon, com
planetary TO the Spinstc.s and their
house guests. At this meeting imme-
f!ately upon The Bfockunfcr reception.
an added pleasure was the beautiful
manner OF address in which Miss Mar
ina Clarke accepted for Miss Hazlet; and
herself the compliment bestowed uuoo
them by the "Spinstcrs" the evening
before. This organization will not en-
terrain during Lent.
a delightful bowling party followed
VITA n luncheon at 'Zcigenfelder's.
came OF last Monday at the y. ". C. \.
building. 1t was given By Mrs. Eman-
ucl Hickman and Miss Flora Krals.
to Miss MarltWcn, OF
Milwaukee. the house guest Of NIrg,
hickman, and Miss Lewis. of San Fran
cisco. the house guest OF Mrs Louis
Swabackc". The prize winners were
Mrs. Sara Adler, nee Horkheimer, Miss
Birdie Wolf and Miss Lewis, one OF the
guests OF honor,
Miss Helen Harhesty. OF Cana! Dover.
who Is the house guest OF Miss Helena
Schwertfcgcr, was the guest Of honor AZ
a delightfully."- arranged party at the
home Of Mr.. David Morgan. on North
Main street. Miss D0retta Morgan. the
younger daughter, being the hostess.
The Mercantile club house had It's
special feature OF the week In Sup