The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

while music will enIlven the hours.
Strawberries, Ices, flowers, candies and
cakes will be on sale, and 1t goes with
out saying that nothing viii remain I'M
sold. A large concoursa OF people will
take advantage of this especially en-
joyable environment to offer their en-
couragement to charity dolngs.
Mrs Orr and Miss Orr of steuben-
vile, are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, John Frew, on Fourteenth street.
Concerning the magnificent selection
to be played by Mrs. Nellie Warren Hol-
Ioway, at the woman's Club concert
next Monday evening at the Opera
House, the following OF interest is
quoted; "The F. Minor Fantasia will
mean many things to many people.
Never properly appreciated by pianlsts,
critics, by the public, 1t is after more
than a half century of neglect, Just be-
ing understood. 1t is Titanic. Thu
torso of some Faust-like dream, 1t Is
Chopln's Faust. Chopin has new. be.
fore maintained so artlsucally, 30 free
from delirium such a level OF stro0g
passion, of mental power, of ,Xalt'i
euphony as in this greatest of piano
pieces. The 'Lento sostenuto' is espec-
tally beautiful. The rapt interest in
this composition is not relaxed until The
final bar"
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie T Hupp, Of
Fourteenth street. are home from few
weeks trip through the east.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Aschman Of
Twelfth street. are of the Wheeling CO..
ony now at Atlantic City.
June ;, c and Z viii see Wheeling So
cfety enmasse on the Elm Grove trains
bound foc tie Opera House oranrstra
concert and summersuachttest the CO.
hlllon ana tie Altenheim soiree respect.
lively.
Dr. and Mrs. John L. Dlekey Of Echo
Point, arc at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Julian G. Hearne left last night
for Atlantic City, where he viii be mar
rled 70 Or. Lydia Cromwell, AZ noon
June { slr and Mrs. Hearne will r'AEe
an extended European trip before tax
ing W their Iesldence here.
The appearance of the West Virginia
University glee. mandolin and guitar
clubs in this city, at an early date is
now in talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Clark and daugh-
ter. Miss Martha Clark, of North Main
street. left to attend the graduation ex-
cruises at Dickinson college, where Mr..
Morgan Clark 10 a member of th2 class
OF 1900 This trip will be followed by
one through Europe by the family.
The first of the brilliant summer
series Of DANCES. supervised by Profess
SCR George NJ. Delbrugge, comes off At
the Park Casino next Wednesday even
ing. With Meisters full orchestra on the
stage. The patronesses Of the evening
on this occasion will be Mrs. Oliver T.
Rhodes. Mrs Charles Howard Simpson
Mrs. b. Walker Peterson Mrs. George
Adams, Mrs. Percy Norton, Mrs. D.
Carter List, Mrs. Frank c. Hoffman,
The formal opening of the Day Nurs-
cry, under the auspices of the Kings
Daughters OF the city. occurred satur-
day and its inspection showed an
achievement worthy Of the sincerest
congratufatfon to the energetic women
OF the organization and the community
which is both abettor aud beneficiary
The interior has been thoroughly equip
ped, but at this season OF the year when
out.of-doors is most inviting to both
young and old any advantage catering
TO enjoyment should be grasped. The
opportunity is afforded the Day Nursery
friends. A good play ground yard be-
longs to the property. but Is not ut the
disposal Of the children, because need
ING "A yyIrp netting protection fence. and