The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

The club win dance a cotillion at each
meeting after next Friday.
Miss Ann Nelll VIII entertain the
''Nlolel" Club Friday evening, ut the
home of her parents on Fifteenth
street, complimentary to her guest,
Miss Stephenson, Of New Castle, Pa.
1.-THE Players" will come before the.
public Thursday evening, February /,
in "a Bachelors Romance" with a Gu
pably selected cast. under the super
vision of Mr.. James P. Morgan, whose
personal llistrionlc ability is recognized.
Mrs. William b. McMechen and
daughter, Dorothy. of North chapline
street, are the house guests of Mrs.
McMechen's uncle. Mr.. williamson, at
his country estate. near Asbury, N. j.
Her eyes are so tender
And her language is terse;
Her waist Is quite slender
But, alas! sos her purse.
Chicago News.
Mr.. George A. Iaushlln and mother,
Mrs. Sidney Laughlin, have taken pos
session of the Laughlln home on North
Chapllne street, for the winter
Mrs. John Topping returned from
Pittsburgh, where she was one of
theatre party of the week,
Miss Angela Feeny. daughter of Mr..
ami Mrs. George Feeny, of North Chap
line street, is recovering from a severe
attack Of the grip.
Programmes for the Pittsburgh Sym
phony Orchestra will be distributed at
the Opera House tonight.
yes. he brought out his history of
the regiment for private circulation"
Indeed. That's strange"
II don't think so. Every private in
the regiment bought a copy.'-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Married Peoples cottlliOn will
meet at Arion hall next Saturday even
ing.
The Island Ladies' Euchre Club and
friends Of the hostess will be enter
tained next Wednesday afternoon. by
Mrs. W. A. Wilson, at her residence on
South Front street.
The Twentieth Century Girls will be
entertained next Thursday afternoon,
at the home of Mr.. Charles Howard
Simpson, Elm Grove, with Miss Emma
Forbes as hostess.
BLACK dots appear before my eyes!"
She said, a trihe pale:
Don't be alarmed" the doctor said,
Just throw aside your veil"
A new organization has been formed
among society women, to be called the
North Main Street Euchre Club Meet
ings are slated for Tuesday afternoon
o Teach week. The FIRST entertainment
of the club will occur next week, at the
home OF Mrs. William A. Isett.
The Martins Ferry woman's Club
met Wednesday afternoon at the North
Third street residence of Mrs. w. H.
Wood. The meeting was largely at
tended and very interesting. The fol-
lowing very interesting programme was
followed:
Solo Cselected) Miss Mary Thomas
Napoleon III and Empress EngGnfe..
,;; ;.:;:;;: - ~; MIS- y W shrcve
tute as!enF ana w Mrs paiIe9s Williams vRSf
Fads, Folhles and FancIes Of the Day.
Mrs. John Reed
ToDics'of the Times, Members
The ThImble Bee, Of Martins Ferry,
was delightfully."- entertained yesterday
Afternoon between the hours Of Q and 5
O'Clock, at the residence Of Mrs Fred
Dixon, on North Fourth street. It was
the first meeting of the Bees" since the
holidays and was largely attended,
about thirty being present Mrs. Dixon
was assisted in entertaining by her sis
ter, Mrs, May sedgwick, Of Mt. Hope.
The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present. Several from Bridge
port were present.
The Mercantile club formed a dane
ing class at their co8y hall on Main
street last Tuesday evening. The class
embraces all of the most prominent
Jewish people of the city, who viii
take n thorough training In delsarte,
physical culture, and dancing. Pref.
De'brusge instructs this class ana
Prof. La Roche plays
What can be sadder than a witherod roso2
The poet sadly asked. And then he
The answer stralghtway as he found his
Assaulted with perfumes from n cabbage
burned Washington Star.
The cotlllion Club Will meet in the
near future, the evening not definitely
set, but will probably be next week or
the one following. The cotllions wlrI
be very popular this year when the
season closes the meetings VIII be held
Mt the Wheeling PARK Casino. where
dancing is delightful. Admission to
the club Is strictly hy card.
One Of the most delightful receptions
Of the week was given last evening, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, Of the Island, IN
honor Of their daughter Mrs. Alice
Lincoln Dean, OF New York city. Mrs.
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