The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-29

Bank OF tho Ohio Valey... 175,I0Q
Wheeling Title & Trqst............ 10, 900
Totals ......................... 81 $4,000
'From statements to tho comptroller o.
ncsday afternoon at Q o'clock. by Mr.. Z
and Mrs. Frederic Dean, of New York, +
for the beRcat OF the nurses quarters /
In the City Hospital, only q silver Offer
Ing is asked. The entertainment and
object warrant q large attendance.
Mr.. Frederic Dean. OF New York. the
writer and lecturer OF musical matters.
Is spending the holidays with his family
in Wheeling, and will remain until af-
ter his lecture recital on the Song
Writers Of Europe" to be given on the
afternoon OF Wednesday. January 2ud,
at the residence OF Mr.. Julius Pollock.
North Chapllne street, for the benefit
Of the nurses quarters OF the City Hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Dean have Just
been re-ensaged by the board OF eiuca-
tIon OF New York and will inaugurate
the final series OF the board with lee
ture recital on January 18th. From a
large number Of criticisms OF Mr.. Deans
lectures. the following Is reproduced:
"One OF the most Interesting events
OF the past week was Mr.. Frederic
Dean's lecture, Invaluable to all lovers
of music MIR. Dean is thoroughly con-
versant with his subject. and his style
OF delivery is particularly easy and
conversational. OF an exceptional fine
order of merit. and cannot fail to enlist
the attention of all.
I'm i modest. lucid and graceful style
the lecturer arrays the story OF a great
art"
OF Mrs. Deans singing in other cities
in this very lecture recital the follow
Ing are appreciated: rs.
Mrs. Dean sang the songs which Il
lustrated her husbands lecture. Mrs,
Dean has a rare contralto voice and held
the closest attention OF her hearers"
The singing OF Mrs. Frederic Dean
was revelation. She has voice OF
lovely quality, facility OF execution. and
true cantabile style"
Mrs. Deans full. rich voice met with
hearty response"
Mrs. Frederic Dean Is lady OF en-
gaging address with wonderfully
flexible and well-disciplIned voice."
THE special attraction was Mrs.
Frederic Dean, beautiful woman. who
sings rich contralto with much SYM
pathy and sweetness"
One OF the charming New Years re-
ceptlons planned for Tuesday evening
vii! be given by Miss Virginia Harrison
and sister Miss Bess Harrison, daugh-
tiers OF DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Harrison. at
the family residerc' dn, South Front
street. They viii isted in doing
the honors by Miss Forbes, Miss
Henrietta Harper. mss Mabel Brown,
Miss Miriam Simpson, Miss Elizabeth
Carr, Miss Edith, Carr, Miss Matilda
Burke. Miss Virginia 'AIoffat, Miss Ella
A'AisS' -'AA9S -ti'i N4NGiii, SilsS 4SeillG OIL
fel. Miss Louise Lamb, Miss Katherine
Johns, Miss. Mary PAUL. Miss Lide
PAUL, Miss Lottie Duncan, Miss Mayme
Hazlett, Miss Angela Feeny. Miss Jose
phine Warehouse, Miss Bessie List. Of
Washington, Miss Fechtig. of Balti-
| more, Miss Freeman, of San Francisco,
and Miss McHenry, of Cumberland.
The Bachelors ball to be given at the
Mcclure Monday evening promises to
De the most brilliant affair given In this
city for years. Over 300 invitations
have been issued and the Twentieth
Century will be ushered In by the smart
set Of Wheeling with eclat.
The CotillIon dance at the Carroll
Club last evening was brilliantly plan
ned ana thoroughly enjoyable time
had by everybody, which embraces all
the younger society set. Melsters Or
chestra furnished the, music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic II. Lange will
entertain a house party at their home
on Fourteenth street for the next few
weeks. In It are included Mrs. Terry
and Miss Terry and Miss Topham, OF
Baltimore, who arrived this morning.
Miss Henrietta Harper gave n charm
Ing afternoon tea at the Harper country
home, Pleasant Valley, previous to the
concert by the Princeton College Clubs,
Wednesday. complimentary to members
OF the organization.
Miss Bessie Good. youngest daughter
of Mrs Mary Good, OF Fourteenth
street, is one OF q house party being en-
tertained by Miss Mildred Harris, at her
home in Parkersburg.
The Mise Cummins. OF North Chap
line street. have Issued Invitations for
dancing party next Wednesday even-
Ing, complimentary to members OF the
family home from school for the holi-
days.
Miss Martha OFT will receive at the
home of her parents on Fourteenth
street, Tuesday evening. assisted by
members of the Twentieth Century
Girls Club.
Mrs. James 3. fancy entcrtains
large number OF ladies this afternoon,
at the fancy home. North Front street.