The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-14
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FreddIc-So We can save up enough
10 buy. new clothes on Easter?
The las. day OF the penltentIal season
Is here. and society at large can again
canscleuuously live its gay life. Every
evidence Is that the wiud-up OF the
1SgO-i9OO season viii keep the record
OF the pre-Lenten part. Tomorrow
Musical Wheeling win have It's innings
with the designing woman who fash
toned the Easter gowns. and churches
will be well filled for both reasons The
week throughout will be full embrace
Ing the Cotillion dance, next Thursday
evening, the Main Street Euchre Club
.rty Tuesday evening. the Lewis
Fisher circus party Thursday the
Twentieth Century Girls entertainment,
the Carr reception and the Arlon and
Carroll Club affairs. Others scheduled
have been laid over. because OF the
grand opera at Pittsburgh. which Is to
draw heavily from the society as we'll
us the musical circles Of Wheeling. The
week ending had the Mercantile bali
and the Simpson bowling party for d.
versions, with Lenten charity UNDER
taklngs to be completed to-day with
two Easter markets. The most inter-
estlng topics of conversation, aside
from the usual rumored weddings, are
the coming debut in Musical wheel't.
of Adelaide Shockey the young da.5h
. ter OF Professor shockey the proposed
present of a percentage OF days re-
ceipts at the Food Fair to the Day
Nursery and the final arranging of two
golf clubs.
81 want to ask you a question con-
earning the new Chain Trust!" said
spatts Bloobumper.
"well?"
VIII it control the golf links?"
The North Main Street Euchre Club
will entertain Tuesday evening, at the
George X. Wheat home. The usual
progressive euchre, with its prizes and
the additional pleasure OF the presence
OF men. is the invitation.
Miss Elizabeth ard Miss Edith Carr
viii entertain the Debutante Club Mon
day evening, at the Carr residence, on
Fourteenth street.
The ArIon Society will give its an
nual Easter concert and ball Monday
evening, at the club house, corner Main
and Twentieth streets.
The Carroll Club entertainment is
booked fer Wednesday evening, and
viii he a brilliant afralr.
The approaching wedding OF Miss
Mamie welty and Mr.. Jas. T. Handlan,
both popular and prominent, is an
nopnced.
The Shirt Waist Sale booked for May
10 is nearing its final arrangement con-
corning place of sale. The affair is
under the auspices of the ladies of the
First Presbyterian church, and their
energy in behalf of Chart, is estab-
llshed, an augurs well for the coming
afalr.
The Kings Daughters of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church, body of ener-
getIc charity workers. will hold an Eas-
ter market OF good things to eat. to-
day, at the Thomas Hughes tailoring
establishment, on Market street. Every
thing will be dellcIously prepared, and
q ready sale is deserved and assured.
The ladies' of the Second Presbyterian
church viii hold one OF their famous
markets to-day, in the lecture room OF
the church. corner Market and Twen-
tieth streets. Every dellcacy, as well
as the substantials for the welfare OF
the inner man. is on sale. and the ben
ehciaries merit a liberal encourage
ment.
Miss Mary Simpson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William B. simpson, Of Pleas
at Valley. entertained the Debutante
Club last evening, with n bowling
party, at Wheeling Park.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb. Mrs. Clark Ham
nton, jr., and son. Gibson Lamb Hamn-
ton. and Mr.. Charles Lamb, have re.
turned from winters stay in Florida.
and are at the Lamb residence, Echo
Point.
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Hupp, OF
Fourteenth street, are IN Washington
city.
Miss Efie Lewis and Miss Gertrude
Fisher viii entertain a number Of their
friends at the circus next Thursday AZ.
ternoon. followed with supper at Plate
and Hane's.
Tho she forbade him bon-bons bring
To her thro' coming Lent.
She Will accept n diamond ring,
Or any violet stcjcnt.
Miss Mary Alexander. Of Canton, IS
a house guest at the Good home. on
Fourteenth street.
Miss Ellie Lewis is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Jones, at the Nc
Lure.
The Twentieth Century Girls win be
entertained by Miss Lydia Good. next
Monday afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Alexander. Of Canton.