The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-26

tea given Friday afternoon. at the Ed
ward Hanna Small residence, East End,
Pittsburgh. The affair was compliment
tary to brilliant young contralto. Miss
Annie McGrew Indie, a kinswoman OF
the smalls.
The ladies' in charge Of the manage
ment OF Altenhelm are arranging a
strawberry, cream, candy. cake. flower
and lemonade sale. to be given Thurs
day evening, June Z. Added are the
great attractions of the ride. the coun-
try and, above all. the obtect-charlty.
In behalf of the aged.
Mrs. George K. McMocheu and
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Reed Nc
Knight, both of whom have been SER
iously Ill for some time, are recovering
to the delight Of the many friends of
the family.
Mrs. John C. Riheldaffer. of Chicago.
who is at present the house guest Of
her sister. Mrs. G. A. Aschmann. at
the Harden home. Twelfth street. ex-
poets to leave for home next Tuesday.
Mrs. RIheldafrer will be accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Rebscca Harden.
Mrs. IolIffe, mother of Mrs. Frank
LeMoyne Hupp, who has been spend
ing the winter at the Hupp homo, on
Fourteenth street, leaves next week
for Lake George, the famlly's summer
abode.
The improvement in the condition of
Mr.. Henry K. List is learned with sim
cere pleasure by the community.
The woman's Musical Club meets this
afternoon, in preparation for the con-
cert which occurs Monday evening,
June II, at the Carroll Club. and which
is being planned to close the fifth year
of the organization, with more than
usual eclat.
There will be a Junior cotIllion dance
arranged by Prof. George W. Del
brugge, but the date will not be decid-
ed until the boys and girls, now at col
lege, return for their summer vacation.
Householders, now cleaning and put
ting away for the summer, are asked to
keep in mind the coming "Rummage
Sale" where things of any years vlnt-
age will be appreciated. although up
to-date articles Will not be despised.
The sale will come OFF in the autumn,
and tho winter habillments, now she'd
ding, will about that time be looked for
by such as are to reap the benefits Of
this gathering of stock. One druggist,
in reporting an extensive sale Of moth
representatives.. claimed that things, in
stead of being thrown out or given
away just now. were being carefully
put away with this proposed Rum
mage Sale" stock collecting in view.
Miss Bessie Johnson, of steubenville,
is the house guest of Miss Martha OFT,
at the Henry OFT residence, on Four
tenth street. Miss johnson came
down to attend the cotIllion at the
wheeling Park Casino last evening.
The many friends of Mrs, Frederick
Langc. of Fourteenth street, hope for
he. early recovery from serious in
disposition. Mrs. Lange is at the Nc
Master hospital, on Chapllne street.
Mrs Lille creel List and children,
Miss Elizabeth List and Mr.. Creel List.
left for Cape Nome, where they will
spend several yenrs. The best wishes
of Wheeling society. which knew Mrs.
List to Its pleasure, follow the family to
the new home.
The many friends of the t. B. MeLain
family extend sincere wishes for the
restoration to health of Miss Bessie
McLain, who has been very i'll, and all
the younger society set Of which she Is
a brilliant member, express regret and
earnest hope for her speedy recovery.
Miss McLain was to have been the
queen at the Daughters of the confed-
eracy carnival at Richmond, next week.
The opening Of the day nursery at
2lsl Market street. will occur to-day,
from 2, to Q p. m. This is not n dona-
ton day and no contributions are ex
pected but the public is cordially in
vited to come and see the results of the
King Daughters work in behalf of this
very interesting and worthy charity.
Tea will be served by a committee Of
ladies from the board Of managers.
Mrs. James X. Hall and Mrs. Andrew
U. Wilson will entertain the Married
Ladies' Euchrc Club on Friday, June 1,
at Mrs, Wilson's residence, at Woods
dale.
Mrs. John Orr and daughter Miss
Mary, Of steubenvIlle, are house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Frew.
The Daughters of the Revolution will
take a trolley ride Monday evening on
Dewey" the Wheeling Railway Com
pany's gunboat, and after the loop is
clrcled, they will be entertained Mt
zlegenfelder's by Mrs Eugene A. Hill
dreth.
Mr.. f. Randolph Xix entertained
number Of his friends at the Fort
Henry Club last night, with n dinner
complimentary to Mr.. Julian q.
Henrne, who leaves shortly for a trip