The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-30
Listen TO tho records tumblIng;
IT'S the Kalen6s Of July.
And the Champion bee Is bumbling
As tho ,'Euttles" homeHard flY.


And the Champion bee Is bumbling
AS tho 'guttes' homeward ny.
Tho first of the championship golf
games, between the Wheeling and High
land clubs, arranged for next wednes-
day. July 4, on the Wheeling club links
at Woodsdale, preceded by the last
scheduled Cotillion Tuesday. night, July
Q, at the Park Casino, are the events of
greatest interest In society for the com
ing week. This week ends with 4 recep-
ton ut the Highland Park links to-day.
and the Second Presbyterian Church
Market this afternoon in the lecture
room Of the edIhce Other AFFAIRS were
the Bloomfield Brues wedding, the Jun
Tor Cotlllion at the Casino, the closing
reception rendered the Married Ladies'
Euchre Club the spinster meeting, the
extraordinary musicale at ST. Johns
church, the graduation of sons OF prom
inent families, the bestnwal Of gold
medals for completion ofa music course
at st. Joseph's Academy on two promi-
nent members of the Womans Musical
Club OF this city. the re-appearance of
Mr.. Charles A. zulaIf, basso. now Of
Pittsburgh, on the Wheeling concert
stage, and the address of Mrs. snrwden,
of Washington. Pa, at the First Pres
byterian church last evening. Music
will be to the front in the coming week
to the distinct pleasure of large COM
nunIty.
Col and Mrs. Frank j. Hearne, OF
Pittsburgh, were the guests Of Airs,
Laura Ford Hearne, of Leatherwood,
this week.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, of sixteenth
street. hasirecovered from protracted
illness, to the delight of a large follow
ing. won by her many acts Of charltani:
kindness.
Mr.. Joseph speidel, sro of chapl!ns
street. leaves to-day for New Yor'. T.
meet his son. Jesse Wheat spsidsi, of
this years class at Yale, with whu"i hy
sails July 4, for lengthy European.
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise will close
their WoodsdaIe home, and spend the
summer in the mountains of Coloraa :,
accompanied by their sons, George
Wise, jr, and Harold Wise.
Musical Wheeling extends congratu-
latIons to Miss Gertrude Raister, con-
tralto, and Miss Elsie Gundling, So
prano, on SO conscientiously having
studied the prescribed vocal music
course ut st. Josephs Academy, that
the faculty could honor itself with the
bestowal Of gold medals. Beth young
ladies have beautiful voices. aud give
promise Of coming rapidly to tbs front,
as soIolsts. They have displayed
throughout their student career sin
ccre devotion to music art, by continued
connection with the wuman's Musical
Club, Of this city, the only opportunity
given Wheeling professionals and anna
teurs to teach and learn by example.
The names OF Miss Reister and Miss
Gundllng viii now as solo members of
the woman's Club be SO enumerated In
the American Musical Directory of club
memberships, for which list for 1900
has been asked from the secretary of
the club. The club management de-
lights to add these, for while the choral
club proper makes good showing with
Its seventy names this season. the ros-
ter OF women soloIsts in Wheeling is not
long. The list asked for embraces only
members of the Women's Club and
therefore a few names worthy to be
enrolled will be missing when read by
Wheeling people