The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-11

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What has become OF the children all?
How have the darllnga vanished?
Fashions pied piper. with magical air.
Has wooed them away. with their faxen
hair
And laughing eyes, we don't know where,
And no one can tclf where they're ban
lshcd
Where arc the chidrnn:" cries Madam
ALLOW me. my sons and my daughters
Fetch them. Annette" what. madam.
those?
Children: Such exquisite bellies and
True, they're In somewhat shorter
clothes
Than mos. of Dame, Fashions sup
porters."
Childrcn's fancy dress and dancing
parties kept thelc elders busy during
the week now ending. and but for that
and the little card games now quietly
played. the city, socially, was dull.
However, the older PORTION will have
q unique six days the coming week. and
much interest is already awakened in
the cooking school in the auditorium OF
the Carroll Club. More in this connec-
ton will be found below. The only
other things in talk are the kaffee vlsite
at the Arion and the coming of the
Banda Rosa to the Opera House. For
the greater part Lent is throwing So
clcty's membership. individually, on It's
own devices.
The Mercantile and Arion club houses
were both in gay attire this week; chill
dren's contemporaries being the occa-
siors, and the features were as elabor-
ately planned as they are for the older
membership of these prominent clubs.
Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell! beautifully en-
terta!ned the children making up her
dancing class, at the home of her par
ents, Colonel and Mrs. George B. Cald-
well. on Sixteenth street, yesterday af-
ternoon between . and o'clock. All the
appointments were in pink and white,
the souvenir programme being in the
shape Of q heart. a Jack Horner" pie
delved into before departure for home
caused much amusement. and very
dainty gifts were the outcome. The lit
ele ones making UP the class are Misses
Nancy Peterson. Dorothy McAIechen,
Elsie Young. Grace Mccoy. Roberta
Stitel. Helen MuhlemaD. Elizabeth
Grub, Mary Virginia Stamm, Made
line Bloch. Nellie Gilchrist, Annie Reid,
Gertrude Dillon. Mary Franzheim,
Catherine Franzhelm. Ethel .Gilchrist,
Mabel Gilchr!st. Sue Mccoy. Katherine
Stone. Jessie Martin. EeSter Brady.
Marion Schellhase and Marie Stifel. and
Masters Harold Young, Fred Parks,
Kenneth Franzheim. Charles Goethe.
John Reid and Fairfield Peterson. Miss
Bessie Taylor splendldly carried
through the dance-music programme.
The ladies of the Arlon Club will give
kairee vlsite or Thursday afternoon
at the clubhouse.
4 number OF prominent women Of the
city are interested In the furnishing
OF free bed in the ward
room of the City hospital, and In
iurthecance of this laudable project
have concluded to open n six days
cooking school In the auditorium of the
Carroll Club beginning Tuesday. Ev-
erybody interested in humanity, realizes
the need Of 4 free bed in the hospital
and everything to accomplish that adj
JltioH to the now almost completed
hospital equipment should be done, and
this movement especially should be en-
Outraged. Mondays papers will con-
tain an advertisement giving particu-
lars as to the first course now n so.
Mrs. Janet NJ. Hill. editor OF the Boston
Cooking School Magazine. will do the
teaching. 1t IS understood that all can
enter for the full term or FOR one or
q Nd no bind Of cnnt.ipr-
tured upon will De at the voice Of the
majority. 4 Chatting Dish day In al!
probability will be one undertaking, as
the number OF such entertainers In the
city Is now unlimited. Mrs. 3. Walker
Peterson. at her home at Woodsdale.
may be reached by telephone fer add!-
tional information. The following. OF
how Mrs. Hill, and n cooking school are
viewed By those who recently were
granted that privilege is pertinent:
Mrs. HIS charming appearance and
talk on food principles were guaranty
for the success OF this laudable venture
About 125 OF among the best women
of Cambridge were in attendance and
are enthusiastic in their praises OF the
varied dishes prepared. and OF the
practical demonstrations given In q
most interesting manner.
L r.
favored In having this opportunity. II
the lives and the health of families de-
pend upon the preparation OF healthy
and nutritious food. every woman
should hear these lectures. and by her
presence give encouragement to this
important subject.
"Thursday's and Fridays lectures
were largely attended ard every dish.
as given in the published menu. was
prepared and served in the most at
tractive manner.
The dining table Is under the super
vision OF Mesdames Kirk, Grimes.
johnson and Jones The viands placed
upon It tempt the appetite and the
promise OF tasting and testing adds zest
and Interest to the exercises.
Every lady interested IN the highest
welfare OF her home is invited TO at
tend. Gentlemen are also Invited"
Miss Emily Hogc. at her home on
North Fourth street, Martins Ferry.
on Thursday afternoon. entertained the
members OF the Thinble Bee. Through
the Inequalities extended b. the hos
tess the guests were permitted the
spnGIne OF several hours In most de-
llGhtful social manner Among those
present were several young ladies
from Bridgeport and Wheeling. Re-
treshments we're dispersed during the
afternoon. Miss Lenore Drcnnen win
be hostess to the society ut her home
on the Heights" next Wednesday az
terHoon.
Ar!on hall held q splendid audience
last night 10 witness the Juvenile dance
carnival given b. pupils OF Prof.
George DeIbrugge. the dancing instruc-
tor. It Has n very pleasing affair. and