The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
SOCIETY. ].
Mrs. John B. Garden charmIngly

Mrs. John B. Garden charmingly en-.
tertained number OF friends inform
ally Saturday afternoon, In honor OF her
house guest. Mrs. Trotter. A distin-
gushing and appreciated feature OF the
reception was its originality, each guest
having been asked to represent some.
song. The presentations We're unique
and the hours, from 2 to s, spent in de-,
lightful study OF each guest as she
stood for fewSminutes before the as
sembled onlookers, all wearing a
thinking cap" given by the hostess as
souvenirs Of the occasion. Many guesses
fell far short Of the intention Of the
personator, but there came the fun.
Forty-one guests were present and
twenty-siX correct gucsses WAS the
highest score, Miss Emily Sheppard
winning the first prize. Mrs. Trotter,
in whose honor the affair was given,
came second, and Miss Frew took the
Under the Daisies" by Mrs. Flora
Williams, wearing bunch OF daisies on
her hat; Mrs. John NJ. Birch had pin.
ned on the picture Of n topping man
between two whiskey-labled bottles,
Comm Through the Rye: Mrs. Harry.
c. FranZheim wore little card with
four pckaninny heads painted on It,
"All Coons Look Alike; Mrs. sallie
Mccullough with tiny green bow,
"WearIn' O. the Green: Mrs. Bernie s.
Mcclure. wearing u falling-to- pieces red
rose, represented THE Last Rose of
Summer; Mrs. Edwin NJ. Holiday.
with blue silk waist having gray
ribbon at the neck and belt, The Blue
and the Gray; Mrs. A. ]. Sweeney rep.
resented Yankee Doodle: Mrs. ]. H.,
LIttell, "Old Black Joe" Originality Is
not an easy matter In social entertain.
ment and when planned and success-i
fully carried out, as this was, Is appre-s
clnted by all invited. Il
The Kings Daughters Of the, First
Presbyterian church. are preparing for
a cake sale to be held Wednesday, No
vember Is, Immediately preceding
Thanksgiving. This sale is to be
large one and will do away with extra
baking for the next day by many famll-
les. The sale will be held ut Madame
Shidell's millinery store. on Main
street, and a large patronage Is assured.
Mrs. George f. Boyd requests all in
tcre3ted In making donations. as we'll
as all who have already promised to do
DO. " bIIe IOillllIt, DuSldI, " We
held under the auspices OF the National
Woman's Suffrage League, in New
York. the first week in December, to
please send their donations to her home
on Thirteenth street, early this week.
Thursday evening, Miss Bessie Haz-
lett entertained The Girl Bachelors" If
the Island. Music and games were the
features Of the evening. Several fine
musical selections were rendered by
Miss Lulu Jones. At a seasonable hour
refreshments were served. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
home OF Miss Mary Whitehead.
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church are arranging n special market,
to be held In the lecture room OF the
church, Wednesday. November Is, the
day before Thanksgiving. All of the
delicacies for Thanksgiving dinner will
be ready for the table and an eager
buying may be anticipated.
The affair of this week will be the |
supper and concert next Thursday ev-
enIng at the Y. NJ. C. A. building, under
the auspices OF the Woman's Auxiliary |
of the association. Supper will be
served from O'Clock until s. and will |
embrace all the delicacies Of the season.
Society en- masse Is extending hearty
congratulations to DR.. and Mrs. John |
H. Storer on the visit OF the stork at |
the Thomas Charlmers Moffat home, on
South Chapllnc street. the coming
bringing a son. the second child of DR..
and Mrs. Storer.
Tho Friday MIGHT CIub m nry,r;.,