The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-20

Beethoven
In C, Op. 3 No. 3. Allegro con Brio
Allegro Assaf.
Schumann:--
Bird as Prophet, op 50. No. 4. The
End Of the Song op 49, No. s.
Fourth Barcarolle.
Wagner
Study In C sharp minor, op. Is. No. 4.
scherzo, op. 81.
Gottschalk:-
The Last Hope
Gounod-Lizst:-
The Y. NJ @. A. has good attraction
booked for Wednesday evening In the
association hall. A large audience, as
usual, will be called forth.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Water
house and Miss Mary DeEaptaine Grubb.
both prominent young people OF the
city, was quietly solemnlzed by Rev.
David w. Howard, rector of st. Mat
thew's p. E. church, at the Grub home,
Echo Point, Wednesday evening. In the
presence OF the immediate families, and
in the most beautiful and tasteful nup-
tial appointment surroundings. Later
In the evening large and brilliant in
vited assemblage rendered congratula-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Water.
house will be at home. after February
II. with Mrs. Warehouses; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wilson Grubh.
The Rabbits Foot Club, was charm
lngIy entertained by Miss Edith Carr, at
the home of her parents on Fourteenth
street, Wednesday afternoon. The
prize-winners OF the club on this occa.
sion were Miss Eleanor Brice and Miss
Martha Caldwell. The club will be en-
tertained Wednesday. January 81, by
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. at the DR.. H.
H Harrison home, South Front street,
Island
Miss Anne Nelll, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nelll. OF Fifteenth street.
churmlngly entertained the Debutante
Club, at the family residence last even
ing. The Prize winners were Miss Mar
tina Caldwell, Mr.. Louis DelaplaIne
Grub and Mr.. Clinton Campbell.
MT. o. T. Rhodes, Of Wheeling. W.
Va, is registered at the Inglaterra.-
Havana (CubQ News.
Col. w. W. Arnett is confined to his
home. with an attack OF the grippe.
Mrs. John Frew, of Fourteenth street.
has been very seriously III. The many
friends of the family regret it and ex.
tend the slncerest wishes for an early
recovery of health.
Mrs. Alice Blocksom, of GAINESVILLE.
is the house guest of Mrs. Oliver T.
Rhodes, North Main street.
The mercury was falling fast,
And a man asked OF az he knew,
As down the busy street he passed
Say, is It cold enough for you?"
He on the slippery sidewalk fell.
ana DEQktn WAS MS huultu ptkLGe
Those who knew him said: oh, well,
We're sorry he deserved his fate"
Chicago News.
Mrs. George X. Wheat, OF North Main
street, is in Pittsburgh.
Miss Elsie Whitaker. daughter of
Senator and Mrs Nelson e. Whitaker,
of South Chapline street, who is travel
ling with party OF friends on the con-
tluent, is now at Dresden.
Mr.. Lawrence Wheat, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George X. Wheat, and a prominent
member OF The Players. OF this city,
will make his debut on the professional
stage in New York City next Tuesday.
Numberless well-wishes and congratu-
latlons go to him from his home town,
which has launched much real dramatic
talent.
Miss Lydia Good, of Fourteenth
street, is out of the city for a short
visit.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. welstling, of the Island, regret the
Illness Of their young daughter and ex-
tend wishes for speedy recovery.
Among the Wheeling people who took
In the various Irvlns-Terry and Pader.
ewsk performances at Pittsburgh this
week, were Mrs. Eugene l.. Hlldreth,
Mrs. T. c. Burke, Mrs. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp, Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway,
Miss Kate MeHenry. Miss Mary Dlnkey,
Miss Mary Campbell. Miss Emily
Campbell, Miss Mary Brockunler and
Miss Shirley Broekunier.
Mr., Henry w. Hughes, one OF the
most popular singers Musical Wheeling
ever held, after an absence Of a year,
during which he studied with Emilio
BelarI, in New York city, preparing for
his operate career the success of
which is INSURED to ali friends OF Mr..
Hughes. knowing his determination Of