The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

anu music LOT the pleasure OIL the
Wheeling dance community next WIN
ter Then to Bar IIarbor, by appolnt-
ment. with Harry Tyler, the cotillion
leader Of the: Four Hundred set. This
will be OF especial Interest. In view II
the formation of the new German Club
now planning.
Miss Flora Stifel, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. stitel, Of North Main
street, Is the house guest Of Miss
katherlng McLaln, at the John G. Nc
Lain cottage, Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Alcinda McAIechcn, and daush.
ter, Miss Mary McMechen, OF the
Stamm, have returned from lake trip.
Professor Hermann NJ. Schockry, OF
North Chapline street; Mrs. Flora VIII
liams, of North Main street: Professor
Edward Blumenberser, OF the Island;
Signor Ricci, OF the Severn; Professor
Paris r. Myers. Of Market street; Pro-
fessor Henry J. Arbenz, of Fifteenth
street; Professor Edward W. Spell. Of
Thirteenth street: Mrs. w. s. HutchIns,
of North Main street; the Misses Dodd-
ridge, Of Island Place: Miss Mary
Wilde. OF Jacob street. anu Miss Annie
| W Sage. OF Twelfth street. prominent,
instructors of Musical Wheeling. have.
returned from summer vacations. and
are arranging for the coming seasons
classes. To this list will be added when
the season opens Charles Freemantle,
one of the most eminent Pittsburgh
teachers. Mr.. Freemantlc has q beautl-
full voice. and will be. q distinguished
addition 70 1Ius!cal Wi:..;Ii$g.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Daine Z. pel;t. of
the Stamm, have returned, 2f$er I
summers absence.
The golf links will. as usual, &c the
scene OF activity to-day. though 10 pre-
srammed gowns are on, Afact coed
Tscrnt!y is that the dress on the grounds
/! is becoming as 1t should be, NEE pic
'turcsque from day to day-bcsianins
ROW to give tho same pleasing .mp; es-,
sion that 4 visit to noted links /. this
country always Inspires.
Hon. James B. fancy. TIE enthusiast
tic golfer, of this city, has takan u
months membership in golf club in
the Bceshl,e IIills- New England, COW
I{crinS bis stay at Marblchale, Caan. The
Zrouaas are larger BY. thrsc holes tnan
the Hhealins course.
Miss Laura Crangla Dalzeli, of North
Chapline street is the house guest CT
! Miss Blanche Keen. at the Koen home
in Mannigton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B!rney Kennard Mr.
Mechen. of Naples Croft. Pleasant Val.
ley, are spending the summer between
Deer Park, Bedford Springs and PITTS
burgh.
Musical Wheeling had the pleasure of
a visit from Mr.. Charles Gamble, OF
Pittsburgh. father of,Mr. Ernest Gam
BILE, the popular basso, In reference to Il
concer. here. It would be a decided
pleasure to again hear Ernest Gamble,
who's. previous appearances here
proved his ability to rank among the
first bassos on the concert stage. Nego-
tlat!ons are now pending. Mr.. Gamble
Is assisted on this concert tour by
Soprano. vlolinist and planigt. Every
date for his season has been closed,
with the exception OF October !, which
evidences al once the reputation of the
company and especially the star'ot the
aggregation: His voice OF excellent.
quality is most artIstIcally managed.
Miss Julia Wilson. of f"thp Wills"
Chapline street, has returned from a
summers stay in New York City.
"Hoey's (horses) gone to bed"-was
the clever and thoughtful remark the
other evening, OF George, the bright
Two and \ half year old son Of Mr.. anu
Mrs. Oliver. T. Rhodes, after earnestly
watching for the family drag, In which
he was seated, the automobile OF Mir.
Hal speldel.
lines and his band will be; at TIN
Opera House Tuesday. October 30. This
celebrated musical organization has ex.
cited admiration whenever heard, and
1nnes promises TO make this tour mem
orable. The Inclusion OF grand opera
artists viii enable him to present musI-
cal novelties and consequent change
OF programme. Among these engaged
by Mr.. lines for his coming tour ars
Nine. Helene Mold, Miss Frances Boy
den, Sig. Alberti and Messrs Xanten
and ZcrnI. They come. under the aus
plces of the Woman's Club.
The library COMMITTEES Of the. City
Hospital takes this method OF kindly
asking the community ut large to send
10 that institution. Twentieth and Eon
streets. with the name OF the donor. K
order that all may be acknowledged,
whatever in the shape OF magazines
and books are no longer OF uEe, having
been read and not TO be kept for bind
ing. AT present all the reading matter
available has been exhausted by. the
convaIescents. This act OF charity wi!
be much appreciated by all the inmates
OF the institution. and the board OF
m ii n