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

]. Fl. Littell. on Fourteenth street,Wed-
nesuay afternoon. between and 8
O'Clock. under the auspices Of the
Iouns Peoples Missionary Society, OF
the United Presbyterian church., the
president of which. Miss EssIe Barr, will
very chariningly represent Martha
Washington, the other young ladies' por-
traylng the leading women of that day,
Il viii be "a come and co.. affair. with
silver offering deposited in the saucer
In place of the tea and wafer" tp.ten,
All arrangements for an especially de-
lightful afternoon are completed with
music by 1trs. Charles o. Roemer, Miss
Gertrude Robinson. ard Miss Stella
Crockard. and many guests will be re-
ceivcd by Mrs. Littell. assisted By Mrs.
John L. Dickcy, Mrs. j. B. Garden, Mrs.
j. II. Sawtell and Miss Mary Diekey,
officers OF the missionary commission OF
the church and sponsors for the inter-
estinS young people planning this occa-
sion.
The Kings Daughters of the First
Presbyterian church will serve
washington Supper" in the American
flag decorated lecture room of the
church. Thursday evening, beginning
al ":Jo O'Clock, The ladies in colonial
costumes, viii represent true to life. the
time of Washington, with menu in
every way worthy the honored name OF
the hero of the day, and those having
Its making In charge. Places and plates
accommodating any number of|guests
VIII DC IN readiness, IN environments
thoroughly congeniai and inviting. The
ntljlLTnpnf nf la. tnr t. ~.
ceptaAce OF everybody and n large out
pous'.s U, All interested in any way
win <he deserving organization under
wcosc auspices the splendid supper Will
pe served
Mrs ol!rer Thompson Rhodes. OF
Nortn Main street. announces the APP
pfoach!nS marriage Of Lizette Lamping
LanShlin. to Captain George W Con-
nsf, o. the American navy, during the
wv! war. ana row stationed at Yoko-
haHla'JaliaN, hoidla% a responsible posi-
t!oh VITA the Lloyd transportation
Company Inc wedding VII! be SOL
emhized at fokohama. Immediately up
on the arriva! of the bride-elec.. who Is !,
VOW en- route from san FranciscS. Miss
Laushlin Is well known here and ranked
rs one Of W:eelns's most Intelligent
WI! contain an interesting letter from
tnis nuch travelled woman. The hes,
w!sneS OF the community in which her
family mas always been at home. follow
heF
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Mrs. sara j. Hanna is the house CUES.
OF Her SISTER. Mrs. Andrew ]. Sweeney.
on North .ha!E street.
navy. returned from Manila. and the
non 81 the hour here. was the guest of
ilonoF At the Fort Henry Friday even
ms. Ihcse seated at the banquet
p2aed were: Ensign B. c. Dent. Prof.
joan W. birch, Hon. John .. PcndiatoH,
Mf Jn!iaa g: Eearnc, Mr., Samuel W.
harper. Mr.. john LataIr McLain. Hon
Melville D. Post. MIR. George Baird. Mr..
Ca!1We!l Noise, Mr.. Charles K. Laird,
Mr., "i!ii9m p. Wilson, Mr.. ] Howard
RANK l.uclan HoGe. Mr.. Edward L.
"iles' Mr. Price Whitaker and Mr. Viii
son, Wlo responded TO the toast. Eng
ianu' Oor Ally: Ensign Doddridgc. or
Mania Mr. PendietcE. OF The Late
NH' "s!Sh Dent, en- The Old
-Na'S'
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Another Wheeling boy row being in
the hands OF his friends Is Lieutenan:
waiter sweeney, just mustered out at
COLUMBUS, GA. Lieutenant Sweeney IS
at present the CUES; Of his uncle. Capt
I. Campbell Sweeney, at New Orleans.
after which he will visit Mrs. Nellie
be gladly welcomed by his many friends
In this Gig.
Iaik Is o. in Soc!cty's domain con-
tempiatln$ the taking in II the New
loIk Metropolitan Opera Company at
PittsDu:Ea, no" creating the in,cnsest
.ufore al through this section Of the
country. The cast includes the leading
stars OF the seasons engagement. More
IN connection with the repertoire singers
slca! Wheeling this morning, and Will