The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-04
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Society is about all outward bound
and midsummer quiet rcigns as far MS
large and formal entertainments are
concerned. Small dinner and card par
ties loom up as occasions offer in COM
pliment to out.of-town visiting guests.
& otherwise the links and tennis courts
are the rendezvous. The past week held
the Paxton luncheon, the Harper morn
Ing euchre and the Harry J.. Mendcl
and Hunter dinners. The coming week
& has It's big attraction booked for We'd
nesday evening, August 5, when large
dance will be given by the Cotlllion Sc
+ nior and Junior sets at the Park Cast
no. Meetings on the Woodsdalc and
Highland golf links and the Leather
wood tennis courts are the events OF
to-day, for the privileged.
Musical Wheeling Is cnthused over
the addition Of new talent to Its in
structing corps. The announcement Of
the coming to Wheeling enXt autumn
and winter of Mr.. Frederick Charles
Freemantle, distinguished tenor, Of
London, recently prominent in musical
circles in Pittsburgh, now one OF the
music centres OF America, Is worthy Of
n cordial reception. Mr.. Freemantle
was heard last season in this city to
the real pleasure of n music loving au-
dience. gathered at the opening of the
new organ In the English Lutheran
church, on Sixteenth street.
Word has come to this city that Be-
lari, the great voice builder, with whom
Henry W. Hughes studied the past
year. goes on record us saying that Mr..
Hughes possesses the greatest voice
in the world There will be no limit to
Its capabilities with further instruction
abroad. The range Is larger than for
and friends Of Mr.. Hughes, and Music
al Wheeling especially, feel sloriously
exultant and tender the hearticst well
wishes to the gifted young man.
Miss Fannie Brady, one of Wheeling
best known and recognized instructors,
has returned from six months visit
on the continent, and has decided to
open school for children on October l.,
In the basement of the St. Matthew's P.
L. church, on Chapline and Fifteenth
streets. Parents will be gratIfed ut the
opportunity to place children. just be-
You'd the kindergarten age, In such ca
pablc keeplng....
The event Of the coming week occurs
) Wednesday evening, when the dancing
sets embraced in the Married Peoples
HfO n,,l Ia, 90
will be entertained at the Park Casino,
with Meister's full orchestra. Special
cars and all other appointments will be
planned by Prof. George NJ. Delbruggc.
The Misses Kate and Ella Hunter, OF
North Chapline street, handsomely en-
tertained at dinner in honor OF the
house guests OF the Earl Oglebay fam
lily, of Cleveland. now spending the
summer at Waddineton Place. Among
the guests were DR.. and Miss Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. Oslebay and Miss oglebay.
Thea. ]. Clarke family, of North
Main street, now travelling on the con-
tlnent, according to late advIces were
at Belfast, having called upon Mr.. NAL
colin Brice. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L..
Brlce, OF this city, now residing there
as American vice consul.
Mrs. Scott, of Pittsburgh. nee Miss
Molie Frew, Of this city. Is the house
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frew. OF Fourteenth street, en- route TO
Mountain Lake Park. where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. James Kelsey
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. fancy, Of the
Island: accompanied by their niece
Miss Eleanor BrIce, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Brice. OF North Main
street. left for Marblthead, Conn. yes
terday afternoon. to spend the remain
der Of the season with the Bernard
Peters family, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Angela Feeney. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George s, Feeney, OF North
Chapline street. is the house guest OF
the Good family, of Fourteenth street,
spending the season at Mountain Lake
Park.
: Miss Cornelia Stifel, of North Main
street, left Thursday evening. for New
YORK, from where she snils with n party
of thirty voice students for Florence
Italy. Miss stifel expects to remain
abroad year.
Mrs. James W. Paxton is entertain
Ing large house party at her country
seat. "Uplands." Pleasant Valley 1
luncheon complimentary 10 the visiting
guests Of her daughter was n delight.
ful function for younger society during
the week.
The Womnn's' Club has signed with
the manager OF the Innis band, now
creating such a furore at Atlantic City.
Tor concert on October 30. Several
scenes from grand opera will be sung
by well known opera stars.
Or, Powell and daughter, Miss Emma
or cleveland. are the house guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl oglebay, ut their
summer residence, Waddlngton Place
Bethany pike.