The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-19


bicycling and trolleying, all being at It's
disposal. The informal dance at tho
Casino Thursday evening, the bowling
party ut the Park Monday evening. the
twentieth Century Girls and splnsters
entertainment, were the invitations at-
fairs OF the week, while the Country
Golf Club was the Mecca OF the mem
bers every day since Its suspicious
opening last>Satuvday afternoon. The
coming week embraces the brilliantly
planned cotillion at the Park Casino
paxt Thursday evening. and the Glass re-
cepdon next Wednesday afternoon.
Donation Day for the Home for Aged
and Friendless Women, is an antici.
pated charity call.
Mrs. John P. Glass will entertain the
Island Euchre Club at her home on
South Penn street, next Wednesday af-
ternoon. The affair will be in the ma
ture Of house warming, as the illness
OF Mr.. Glass prevented an earlier "at
home" since Its occupancy
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Kennard Nc
Mechen. of Pleasant Valley, will be
among the summer tourists from
Wheeling society in Paris.
The Twentieth Century Girls had a
delightful yachting party Wednesday
evening, followed by supper at Plate &
Hane's. OF Its membership Miss Bessie
Rice did the honors as hostess.
Mrs. Frank LeMoyne Hupp, Of Four
teenth street, returned Wednesday from
New York city. where she had gone as
delegate to the national convntion OF
The Daughters Of the Revolution. Mrs.
]. ]. Holloway. of Leatherwood. and
Mrs. Charles W. Brockuniar of North
Main street. who were her associates In
the convention, returned some time ago.
The woman's Musical Club meets for
rehearsal this afternoon. preparatory to
the closing concert to be given Monday
evening, June 4, at the Opera House.
This concert, which will end the fifth
successful season Of the club, promises
to be of unusual brilliancy.
Musical Wheeling will have a treat
Tuesday evening. May 49, when the
Remenyi Concert Company appears at
the Opera House. The artists include
Marguerite Hall.
Mrs. Edith Bachelor BaIlie. OF Pitts
burgh, who was the house guest OF Mrs.
Emily P. Boyd, of Thirteenth street,
during the week. delighted many friends
with her beautiful singing at the First
Presbyterian church and at the Casino
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Bailie has
a hne voice. which she will continue to
cultivate by study with New York
master this winter. Musical Wheeling
will delight to do her honor any time
upon her return.
Mr.. T. c. Monat, of South chapllne
street, who with her daughter, Miss
Jessie Moffat, spent the past month in
the east, has returned home.
The first "Ladysmlth" hat worn in
wheeling was worn at the Country Golf
Club opening last Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Williams. Wheeling's fora
most soprano, returned yesterday from
Barresville. where she sang for the BEN
efit of the Presbyterian church. The
concert was given in the Opera House
and Musical Wheeling was represented
on the programme to Its great credit
Miss Mamie Beans, of South Broad
way. Island. was pleasantly surprised
last evening by number of her friends.
The evening was pleasantly passed,
with games, music and dancing.
Mr.. ]. Nelson Vance, ST.. of North
Main street, accompanies his children,
Miss Lille E. Vance and Mr.. ]. Nelson
Vance, as far as New York city Mon
day evening, whence they sail wednes-
day for a European trip extending
through the next six months.
The Country Golf Club was formally
opened to It's membership and especial
ly invited guests last Saturday after
noon. The occasion was a brilliant sc.
cial gathering. Tea was served on the
broad porch Of the cosy club house Mt
Woodsdale, from 4 to o'clock. Several
rounds Of the links were made by en-
Ehusiastic players, followed by interest.
ed oniookers throughout the afternoon.
Those entitled to privileges Of the
grounds are the families Of the stock
holders and associate members en-
bracing the ladies' included In these
memberships. 1t is contemplated 10
have receptions on every other Saturday
afternoon, which will make the COM
ing summer an especially attractive
one. The club embraces the following
well known prominent families Of the
city, as stockholders: DR.. John L. Dick
ey, Mr.. o. C. Dewey. Mr.. Il. Walker
Peterson, Mr.. Lawrence E. Sands, Mr..
oliver T. Rhodes, DR.. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp, DR.. Robert ]. Reed, Mr.. Howard
Hazlstt, Mr.. Charles Howard Simpson,
Mr.. William L. Glessner. Mr.. George A.
Laughiin, Mr.. Samuel W. Harper. Mr..
Charles F. Paxton. Rev David w.
Howard. Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell. DR..
John H. storer, Mr.. James B. fancy,
Mr.. William Mcclellan Vance. Mr.. Biz
ney Isennard MpMechen. Mr.. Alfred
PAUL, Mr.. William H. Hearne, Mr.
Charles W. Franzheim, Mr.. James
cummins, Mr.. John D. Culbertson. Mr..
Edward d. Franzheim. Mr.. William