The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-16

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The summer girl has not yet gone
To charm beside the sea.
Nor has she packed eleven trunks
And started for Pnrce.
She has not sought the mountain top
To breathe the sweet. pure air
All where's the splendid summer girl,
So charming and so fair!
You win not find her with a book
Reclining Mt her case:
She's hunting for no shady nook.
She spurns the spreading trees!
She has no use for parusol
Or powder, pun or fan
Youth nnd her out upon the links
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The farewell reception rendered to
Henry w. Hughes was the notable
function of the week, while the speidel
reception, the McMechen and Cecil en-
tertalnments, the homecoming of the
Delaplaines, the Scott voorhees, and
Baer-Kraus weddings. were interesting
to the circles embraced in the invitation
and calling lists. The reception at the
Highland Golf Club to-day, ends the
week with eclat. The coming seven
days hold the Peterson, Holloway.
Simpson and Quarter dancI'g party
Monday, and the cotIllion on Thursday,
as affairs Of more than average inter
est
The most brilliant affair planned for
some time in Wheeling society is to
come OF next Monday evening, at the
Park Casino. under the auspices OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howard Simpson and Mr. and
Mrs. Hulllhen Quarter. The invita-
tion list claims society of Wheeling,
Bridgeport and surrounding suburbs.
Mrs. Joseph speidel deliberately en-
tertained at her home on Chapline
street, Thursday afternoon. Every APP
poIntment was handsome, and over one
hundred guests called during the after
noon and were charmingly entertained
by Mrs. speidel, Mrs. julius Pollock,
Mrs. George K. Wheat, Mrs. James B.
fancy, Mrs. A. Allen Wheat, Mrs.
Maude Eccles Heiskell and the daugh-
ter of the house. Mrs. Edward B. Fran
Eheim, whose charming offices in the
dining room were beautifully seconded
nv a cav marty of girls
The event of the week here was the
magnificent testimonial to Mr.. Henry
w. Hughes, by the citizens of Wheel
ing. Mr.. Hughes is deservedly popular,
and his talent and manner both are ac-
EQUITABLE. He takes to the operate
stage a voice of unusual power, splen-
did enunciation, fine physique and good
stage presence, and with them the hes.
wishes of every one who ever knew him.
AT his farewell reception Thursday
evening. were associated with him Mrs.
Flora Williams, Mr.. Falk. Prof Blum
enberg and Prof. schockey.
Mr.. VIII Delaplaine. of Graysville.
came to the city to meet his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary Dalaplaine and Miss
Hulda Delaplalne, Just returned from
years stay on the continent. Mrs. Del
aplaIne and daughter are quartered at
the Mcclure, until their chapllne street
residence is ready for occupancy.
I..,, r,oa. ,,5 Nttss E,Ioro
Kraus, two prominent young people,
were married among beautiful sur
roundings, at the Windsor Tuesday.
The marriage was solemnlzed at high
noon, by Rev. Harry Levi. Mr. and
Mrs. Baer will be at home on North
Main street.
Bows in the hair have become so
common that they are considered out of
style by the ultra smart. And for ev-
ening dress, wreath of leaves, either
green, silver and gold in color. or in the
gray faded tints OF violet and red, are
worn instead. Young girls wear a
wreath of small flowers or one single
real rose.
The delegates to the state convention
of Kings Daughters. held at Parkers-
burg, last Tuesday, have returned
home, delighted with their reception
and the work accomplished. The next
state meeting will b. In October. 1901.
at Falrmont. Mrs. ]. H. Llttell was
again chosen state secretary; Mrs
Harry j. Mendel, corresponding secre-
tary for the state. aud Miss AbbIe Rat
clife, treasurer. The delegates present
from Wheeling wera; Mrs. H. ]. Mem
del, Mrs. C. S. Morrison. Mrs ], H. Lit
tell. Mrs. William Brooks. Mrs. Petrie,
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Singleton, Mrs c. n
Taylor. Mrs. A. shahnn, Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Miss Swift, Mrs. Hanke, Mrs.
johnson, Mrs. wantsbaker. Mrs. Anna
Reed. Mrs. Harkness.
Lieut.. Guy Scott. Of the Third Artil-
Iery, son Of Senator n. b. Scott, Of
this city, was married Tuesday, at San
Francisco. to Miss Leila Voorhees,, n
society belle Of that place.
Mr. Charles W. Paxton won the golf
contest on the woodsdale links last
Saturday. Mr.. Paxton is conceded to
be the best golfer in this section.
The third cotlIlIon Of the series comes
off next Thursday evening, and Will be
the usual delightful affair 10 the invita-
ton recipients.