The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08

yesterday afternoon. Progressive eu-
chrr was played and the prize winners
we're, Mrs. william Panaell wilson,
Mrs e. c. Dent and Mrs. D. Carter
List.
One OF The PROTEST affairs of The
week was the luncheon. Thursday AZ
ternoon, from until O'clock, In The
beautifully decorated Zeigenfelder par
lors. given by the state chapter OF the
Daughters Of the Revolution. The "T",
shaped tables were artlstically arrang-
ed and trimmed with blue and yellow,
the society colors, In handsome ribbons
from one to the other. with gold can
tllcbras and blue candles at Intervals,
floral pieces and scattered singly over
the entire length. The place cards,
beautiful water-colors, emblematIcaI of
revolutionary scenes. were by Miss
Mamie Patterson, and were presented
10 each guest as souvenirs of the occn-
sion by Mrs. James Jacob Holloway.
The menu prepared by Mrs. Zlegenfel-
der was n delicious one. Mrs. Hollo-
way, regent OF the chapter, and Mrs.
Flank LeAIoyne Hupp, secretary, sat at
the head OF the table, with Mrs. Charles
w. Brockuncr and Mrs. C. Frederick
Dickinson at the right. Mrs. Platoif
Zane and Mrs. Eugene A. Hildreth at
the left. Around the board were Mrs.
Robert White. Mrs. T. B. McLaln, Miss
Matilda Burke. Miss Sophie Carr, Mrs.
Z. 3. Bowie. Miss Lide PAUL. Mrs.
Frederick Park, Mrs. James B. Mckee,
IL 81 o IonpIriIro I'll
NJ. Huda Delaplaine, Mrs. Jacob Brit
tngham, Miss Frances Jordan, Mrs.
Wilmer, Miss Louise Todd Baird, Mrs.
Robert ]. Reed, Mrs. Samuel Percy Nor
ton. Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell, Miss Mary
Brockunier, Mrs. Lewis Steenrod, Mrs,
A. B. Carter, Mrs. A. p. Tallman, Mrs.
Mary Delaplainc and Miss Ida Upde-
graft. Mrs. L. C. Myers and Miss Jessie
Martin were deprived Of taking their
places because Of sickness. A short
business meeting followed at which It
was decided to give brilliant bali. the
proceeds to go to the Valley Forge
monument, TO be erected upon a plot OF
ground donated by an old resident OF Vail
ley Forge to the Daughters Of tho country
for that purpose. II the Often isn't taken
up enthusiastically at once the ground
Will be presented to some other society.
The ball will be the event Of January.
and will, no doubt, be,largely attended.
Prof. George Delbrugge Is arranging
two Cotillions for this month. both to
be held at the Carroll Club auditorium.
The first Is TO be held next Friday even
ing. and will be informal. The second
will take place during the holidays, De-
Cember 81, a German will be danced,
entitled, "a Trip Around the World In
One Night" Following is the pro-
gramme:
!. The start-New Acquaintances 80.
:...:.....:...... Wheeling, W. Va.
.. Arrival at Railway Station New
o Al R't Aboard for Trip Around s% d0r The Guy
World-Land lIo! ..:..., Liverpool. Eng
4. (a) Mardl Gras Festival .............
(b) a German Figureiin Paris.
Paris. France
Q. The Worship OF Mecca. Mecca. Arabia
I. a Persian CHARACTERISTIC. :...........
...........................T eheran, Persia
S. y Souvenir OF Bombay. bombay, India
a Stop Over ut Calcutta-Luncheon.
Q. (a) a Chinese OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(b) The Garden OF Ebes.............
........... .......... Hong Kong, China
10. A Visit to Admiral Dewey. ..........
:, 49,; i; s;; Manila, Philippines
Il. (n) A Klondike Wedding ............
tb) Digging for Gold ............ Alaska
Is. The Stars and Stripes Forcver......
..........:..... San Francisco, U. S. a.
IL Across the Plains ..-.:....... The West
Home Again.
The favors are beautiful and all will
be In keeping with the evenings enter
tainment. The numbers will be COM
posed of waltz, two-step. FEDORA an!