The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-23

week in society circles will be the Golf
club reception on the woodsdale links
this afternoon. The Bloomfield Brues
wedding Wednesday, Is the leading
event OF the coming week, followed by
the seml-monthIy reception on satur-
day, at the Highland Golf Club links.
A notable final meeting of all the
young and older members of society
for the season of ls99-l9OO, was afforded
last Monday evening. through the invl-
tations of Mr.. and Mrs Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Jacob Holloway. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Quarter, for a dancing
party at the Wheeling Park Casino
The guests present numbered four hun
dred. and the 0ssemblage was the most
brilliant gathered in the city for years.
Every appointment throughout was
handsomely planned Three figures of
the cotillion with beautiful favors were
danced by an invited set, led by Miss
Jessie Moffat, one of Whealing's most
beautiful younger girls, and Mr.. George
NJ. Delbrugge, In the cake walk Mrs
Chiles Terrell. of Richmond, Va, nee
Miss Kate White, of this city and Mr.
Aaron Hughes, brother of Mr.. Henry
W. Hughes, were the priza-winners
The dances for every coterie were all
delightfully."- enjoyed.
Mrs, Emily P. Boyd. of Thirteenth
street, charmingly entertained yester-
day afternoon. in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Ross, of St. Louis, Mo. All
appointments savored of the japanese.
euchre score cards, souvenirs, refresh
ments and prizes all being symbolical
of that country. its life and its handi-
craft. The prlze-winners were Mrs.
Frank LeMoyne Hupp, Mrs. Bertha
Baer. Mrs. George e. Boyd, Mrs.
George X. Wheat, and Mrs. Ross, the
guest of honor. Mrs, Boyd assisted in
the extension of hospitatitiea by her
daughter-in-law. Mrs, j. Kent Boyd.
The event of to-day comes off at the
Country Golf Club links at woodsdale.
being the third reception of the season.
rhe play on the grounds programmed
s between sets composed OF both men
women and will be two rounds of the
course. Tho hospitalIties of the after
noon on the gallery will be extended by
Mrs. James D. Culbcrtson and gra-
Cious corps OF assistants. hours rs usual
from o'clock on. These receptions
have become the gala events for So
eIety.
Mrs Oliver T. Rhodes and son, Mas
ter Alex L. Rhodes, OF North Main
street, are homo from visit to Mrs
Lamplng, at New Matamora5 Mrs.
LampIng is the mother of the late Mrs
Alexander Laughl!n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson E. Whitaker, Of
South Chapline street, have returned
from New York, where they had gone
to meet their daughter, Miss Elsie
Whitaker and her friend, Miss Ian
Hubbard, Of California, both Of whom
had been travelling through Europe for
the past year. Miss Hubbard viii be
the house guest OF the whitakers for
short period.
The intelligence received IN the city.
announcing the death OF Miss Russell
Brown, at Los Angeles, Cal. caused the
deepest regret to large circle of
friends and admirers Of her remarkable
talent. Miss Brown was the only
daughter OF Prof and Mrs James
Brown. Of Cynthiana. KY, at one time
at the head of the Wheeling female col
lege. and was perhaps the most gifted
young girl this city has known. y
brilliant future had just opened for her
in concert engagement as solo pianist
when death claimed her. and the SIN
cerest sympathy is extended from this
city TO the bereaved parents.
Mrs. Mary Delapaine and daughter
Miss Hulda Delaplaine, are at home on
North chapllne street.
Dr. and Mrs. f. a. HIldrsth and fam
fly are at home in their country resi-
dence, near Wheeling Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Clarke. Miss Mar
tina Clark. and Mr.. Morgan Clark sail
July 4 for a protracted European trip.
Mr. Herbert Horkheimer son Of Col
ana Mrs. Morris HorGhelmer, Of Four
leenth street, sails FOR the Paris exposi-
tlon about July /.
Mr.. Joseph speIdel and son, Mr. Jesse
Wheat spedel. sail for Europe, imme-
dlately after the Yale commencement
in which Mr.. Jesse sDeIdel figures as
graduate.
The Mlsses Rebccca J. and Mabel II
Austin. Of Philadelphia. are the guests
OF Miss Bessie Austin at WoodsdaIe'
Mr.. Henry Jones, Of the Island, ten
dercd his Sunday school class, connect
ed with the Thomson NJ T. church, It's
annual picnic las, Thursday Wagons
took the party to the Isaak Walton club
grounds. and thoroughly delightful
day was spent Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs, A. wlnchor. Mr. and
Mrs. Al. Beardslcy. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs, Park Lowe Mr.