The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

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Society Is now homeward bound, bu
tor q fortnight yet its own free Will vii
rule; after that the planning for more
than usually brilliant season will be be.
gun. lthrought numerous club formings
already dated weddings and private en-.
tsrtainments. Among the new club or.
CARNATIONS now in talk, is a German,
with the dancing OF the Germans a
each monthly gathering. The promo
tiers are the married set, from which til:
Invitation committee emanates. TIL;
membership, however, will extend Il
the Spinsters and Twentieth Centur,
Girls, make up, with the young mer
embraced on these invitation lists
Notable events Of the coming week viii
be the double wedding at st. Luke's j,
E. church. Island. at IL o'clock, noon
Tuesday, August %. The function fol
society's entertainment during Fail
week is dance at the Casino. arrange
by Professor Delbrugge, to the cotillior
and Junior Cotillion sets. The day ha.
not been settled. but will be e!the.
Thursday or Friday. Golf holds Its In.
terest for the club membership, but nc
special contests are at present SEIZED.
uled.
Musical Wheeling Is getting itself In
tone for; an attractive season. TIL:
prominent organizations. The Women's
Club, the Philharmonic Trio. the Or.
& pheus and the various orchestras arr
all. considering movements and pro.
grammes.
The event OF the coming week. occurs
at IL o'clock noon. Tuesday, at st
Luke's P. E. church. when Miss Ethelyr
Sage. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
& Il. Sage. OF Wellsburg, will be united III
marriage to Mr.. Charles Newton Kirk.
patrick, OF Cleveland, and Miss june
Hornbrook. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hornbrook, living east OF this
city. will be welded to Mr.. Archibald
Bruce Sage. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sage
Of Wellsburg. All appointments have
been beautifully planned. Rev. Jacor
/ LtIt;ingham and Rev. Lee Young, for.
merry rector of ST. Andrews, and
brosher-in-iaw OF Miss Hornbrook. vii
oHiciate. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Russell, OF
Z South Front street. Island Place, Mr.
4 Henry n. RUSSELL jr., and Mr.. William
! Paxton Burke and Miss Matilda Burke
son and daughter OF Mrs. Russell. have
returned from five weeks trip abroad
The Journey was principally taken 10,
the ocean voyage.
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Mr.. Fred H. LANCE. Of Fourteenth
street, left New York, Tuesday, on the
Maria Teresee. OF the North Lloyd
Steamship Line. for Bremen. a SO.
| 1ourn in Paris is one OF the possibilities
Of the trip, a visit to his old home
however. in Bremen, being the objective
point of interest in the journey.
Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway and children, o.
Leatherwood, have returned home, ar.
ter summer season at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hulllhen Quarter and children
of Leatherwood, leave for the east next
week.
Mrs Alexander Campbell, of Emf
street, leaves during the coming weeE
for Duluth.
Mrs. William A. 1se.t. OF North Main
street. delightfully."- entertained at cards
Thursday evening. in honor OF her visit.
ing house guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Allison, and chill.
dren. of South Front street, are at AT.
lantIc City.
= Mrs. James W. Paxton, Mr.. Charles
F. Paxton and the Misses Pansy and
Gertrude Paxton. of "Uplands." Pleas.
ant Valley, are at White Sulphur
Syringe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie s. Mcclure and
daughters. Misses Elizabeth GenevIrve
and Eleanor Mcclure. Mrs. Fred II
LANCE, Mr.. Clinton Campbell and sister
Miss Jullette Campbell, left for Cape
May, Thursday. They form nleasan
z party at the Baltimore Inn. for the
coming two weeks. e
Miss Kate McHenry, prominent IN
Musical Wheeling, Is expected home to.
day. from n prolonged visit In ,Cleyr-
land. Miss McHenry will reopen her
music studio OF last season, 1121 Main
street. the first week 0: September, and
be pleased TO meet her former pupils
and others wishing to begin, on Mon
< day OF That week.
DR.. Reed II. Baird and young son,
Dubois nre spending a short vacation
IN New York.