The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-02

the supper and no interruption Of any
kind is anticipated. as 1t win mot open
until s:l5.
The Alice Lincoln Dean song recital
occurs Monday evening In the Carroll
Club auditorium. and will be one Of the
finest efforts in that direction given In
the city. Mrs. Dean comes under the
auspices Of the woman's Club, which Is
represented on the programme with one
number. A large audience is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Wheat, Of
North Main street are at at. Clemens,
Mich.
Mr.. Joseph speidei. OF North chapline
street, is home from Texas,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Howard have
taken the Rinehart residence. on North
Main street, for the winter.
Mrs. Blrney Kenndrd McMechen
leaves for Pittsburgh Monday. to attend
the Assembly dance.
The first Of Mrs. Oliver t. Rhodes
two beautifully planned evening enter
tainments to her friends, was given last
night, at the Rhodes home, North Main
street The large house was brilliantly
lighted and decorated in yellow, green
and white. chrysanthemums, palms and
smilax adjoining every available place.
Progressive euchre was played until II
o'clock. After a dainty serving to the
players by zieEenfelder. the PRICES OF
the evening were awarded,
The prizes were awarded to the sue
cessful contestants as follows: Mrs.
George Feepy. Mrs. b. c. Dent, Mrs. T.
{. Burke; Messrs. John Frew and A.
Allan Wheat.
The first annual entertainment Of the
Wheeling Alumni Association, COM
posed Of graduates. Of the Wheeling
high and public schools, occurred last
evening at Arlon hail. 1t consisted of
musical und literary programme. fol-
lowed by a hop, refreshments being
served at O. convenient hour. The at
tendance was large, and the AFFAIR was
distinct success, These annual func-
lions promise to become events thai will
be anticipated with unmeasured de-
light, for the initial one last night was
most ausplcious. 1t served in one sense
as a reunion OF. old class friendships
than which there are few closer ties.
The programme was opened by Pres
ident George Bowers, who made
neat and appropriate address, one befit-
ting the occasion. The other numbers
included musical selections by the Ideal
Mandolin Club, recitation by Mr.. James
P. Morgan, vocal solo by Miss Fergu-
son and a plano duet by the Misses
staib.
The dancing was'enjoyed to the music
OF Professor Killmyer and 1t continued
until an early hour this morning,
The officers and executive committee
Of the association are as follows;
PresEdent-George W. Bowers.
Vice presldent-Harry Jamlson.
secretary-Alma Spell.
Treasurer-Anna weitzell.
Executive commlttee-Dr. E. S. Bull
lard, Bessie Drake, Elizabeth Dodd-
ridge, Harry Jamison. Anna weltzell
Mary Ray.
A beautifully appointed reception
was given last evening by Mrs. Leo
Wolfe, at her home on Sixteenth street.
in honor OF her visitor, Miss Carrie Els
man. of Portsmouth. o. The hours
were from to o'clock. Pink was the
color scheme Of the decorations, which
were arranged with exquisite taste. In
the receiving line were: Mrs. Wolf,
Miss EIsman, Miss Birdie wolf,AIrs. H.
Weller and Mrs. j. sternberger. The
out-of-town guests included Mrs. Baer
of Canton, Miss We'll and Mrs. Reece,
Of New Castle.
The Cotllllon Club under the direction
OF Professor Delbrugge, will hold its
next meeting at the ArIon hall, Deem
Der Il. This AFFAIR will be Informal.
MeIster's orchestra will furnish the
music. The club viii hold its next
meeting during the holidays. and it Will
be an elaborate function.
The woman's Club. of Martins Ferry.
met yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Il. C. Boyd, on North Fourth
street Her pleasant parlors were
thronged with members OF the club and
their guests from Martins Ferry
Wheeling and Bridgeport. A most de-
llghtful hour was spent listening TO an