The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28

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Society as a whole had no prearrang-
ed diversions during the week now end
ing. md Its Individual makeup was
left to Its own devices. The Casino
with Its interesting operate work was
the Mecca for all evening pleasure hun.
tiers. golf lessons and match games at
both diversions OF the daytime hours,
while trips In anticipation OF society
yet at home. weddings OF the autumn,
and news from Wheeling travellers on
the continent, the situation In China
and our own politics fill the measure OF
club, parlor and boudoir talk. A mar
ket at the Second Presbyterian church.
the last appearance OF the summer
opera troupe at the park. and matches
ut golf and tennis are the events Of to-
day.
Mr.. John Donlon Merriman, of 1.-THE
Allison" on Fifteenth street. entertain
ed party OF ladies and gentlemen with
o delightful yachting cruise last Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sands and
family, OF the Island. are at Atlantic
City.
The family Of Mr.. D. c. List, jr., OF
Pleasant Valley, Is spending the sum-
mer at Beach Haven. N. ].
The ladies Of the Second Presbyter-
Ian church will hold their usual semi
monthly market this afternoon In the
lecture room OF the church ediGce. All
sorts Of delicacies Will be on sale and
there is no doubt Of quick and ready
disposal Of everything on hand. The
benevolence is deserving of wide
spread encouragement.
AT the photographers national con-
vcntion. now being held, and Mt which
Mr.. S. E. Glffen is an exhibitor. COM
plImentary notice was given him espe-
cially on sepia study. This photo
graph is an artistic piece of work and
Is q profile view OF Miss Sara Nc
Lure. the beautiful young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Mcclure, a
telegram received last night, states
that this portrait received special
prize as the best picture on exhibition.
Saturday, the event was mixed :our-
rome match. The prize winners were
Mr. Henry X. List DaIzeiI and Mrs.
vanderwatering. and Mr.. Samuel W.
Harper and Miss Mary Simpson. Others
In the play were Mr.. Charles Paxton
and Miss Gertrude Paxton. Mr.. James
3. fancy and Miss Reed, of Washing
ton. Pa: Mr.. William McC. Vance and
Miss Emma B. Forces, Mr.. E. Hildreth
and Miss Mary McHenry. OF Cumber-
land: Mr.. Singleton PAUL and Miss
Elizabeth Shirley Brockun!er, Mr..
Louis Delaplaine Grub and Miss Ellie
Lewis.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rector OF St.
Luke's P. E. church, is home. after 4
risit at Moorefeld. W. Va, where he
left his son. Philip Birmingham. to fully
recuperate from the long Illness he suf-
Tered during the spring.
Wheeling people at Atlantic City the
past week had the rare pleasure of
hearing Fannie Bloomfield ZeIsler. con-
Iidered the most gifted woman pianist
cow living. Madame Zeisler recently
anniversary of her debut on the concert
stage, and played rs opening number
of the programme, the Beethoven So
lection played on her first appearance.
The. applause during the whole rendi-
lion was so enthusiastic In recognition
of that tribute to the master who
launched her on the concert stage. that
the piano could not be heard, and when
1t the conclusion of the number the
applause was not stopped. Madame
Zelsler again began the same compost
hon. A GREATNESS silence settled on
The audience until the last note was
played and then such an ovation as
rarely falls to the lot Of any one greet
Zelsler was heard in Wheeling two
years ago. brought here by the unn,acd
,for. OF Mrs Nellie Warren tIollov,v
me OF Wheeling's foremost women A
ske treat Is nn,,c,n,oea tb,s cor,,ry