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

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Woodsdaie this afternoon, which VIII be
= gala event a. planned: the Cecil Rob
inson party. Island Place, this after
noon. and the house-waITning at the
new quarters for the Day Nursery. this
Z GfteFnoon and evening, round out an
unusually gny and active week, en-
6racing, az It did, the brilliant cotillion
dance. the Glass, PAUL, Warehouse
spR Robinson club parties, the golf
nOotingB ct Woodsdale and Highland
Pork and the summernachtsfest at
wheeling Park. The coming week has
scheduled the Daughters of the Revo-
luton trolley ride, the Wilson-Hall and
~ Wilson-Wfight parties, the first
pnblic presentation of diplomas Mon
day, at they. n. @. A., to the nurses
s graduating from the training school
Of the City hospital. followed with re-
ceptIon to all the former graduates and
present nurses. at the hospital; Dona-
don Day, Thursday, at the Home for
HSpd ana FTiendless Women, both pub
lie functions, and ellciting much inter
eBt. Other afairs now In talk, to
come on in the near future, are the
,olree at Altenhelm, the woman's Club
concert and the second cotillion dance
Of the summer season.
The brilliant society event for the
week Gomez on to-day at the Wheeling
Golf Club links. at woodsdale, and will
he especially attractive because Of the
contest arranged for the women play
ors already having an established re-
cord on-the grounds. The prize offered
10 q box Of golf balls, and the game will
- begun promptly at 5 o'clock. The
scene will be an especially beautiful
one. with the situation of the grounds,
the gay colors of the costumes and the
graceful welding of the sticks by the
society women Of the city. Those en-
tered at this first contest are Mrs.
Charles Howard Simpson. Mrs. B. Wal
kur Peterson, Mrs. Edward B. Franz
helm, Miss Mary Brockunler, Miss
Shirley BroclSunier. Miss Emma Forbes,
Miss Henrietta Harper, Miss, Mary
Simpson, Miss Emily Pollock and Miss
Sue NJ. Wright. The ladies who will
do the honors of the afternoon as hos
tesses, are Mrs. E. C. Ewing, Mrs. Nor
gan Nelson Cecil, Mrs. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp, Mrs. Joseph Gibbs. Mrs. c. F.
Diekenson. Miss Ethel Ewing and Miss
Emma Forbes. Three receptions for
the members will be held every other
Saturday afternoon. with the hostesses
chosen in order alphabetically.
MrB. Cecil Robinson. Of the Island, en-
tertalns q number Of ladies at duplicate
whist this afternoon.
Mr.. Louis Foster, of Leatherwood' is
arranging tennis club which promises
another attraction to the outdoor life
now planning for society summer stay
at-hOmes.
Hon. Joseph Miller. of washington.
D. c.. spent Thursday with friends in
this. city.
DR.. and Mrs. John C. Hupp, of Four
teenth street, are in Washington, Pa.
the guests of their daughter. Mrs. A. V.
Harding.
The numerous friends of Mrs. George
3. Caldwell. president of the Woman's
Musical Club. will regret to learn that
she Is suffering from severe attack OF
the grip.
Miss Alice Mccabe. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mccabe. is seriously
81 at the family home in Pleasant Val
ley. The man. friends of the family
extend wishes for quick recovery.
Mra Charles H. fancy, of Byron
street, who accompanied her mother
Ifrs. somers. of Clarksburg, home
has returned to the city.
Mrs. chiles Ferran. of Richmond.
daughter OF Col. and Mrs. Robert
white, OF Fourteenth street, will be
the guest Of her parents next week and
remain with her mother and aunt Miss
Golden, during the absence OF Colonel
white, who leaves. soon on European
"trip.
Nrs. John P. Glass handsomely en-
tertained the Island Euchre Club and
opectal friends at the Glass home on
south Penn street. Island. Wednesday
afternoon. The prize winners were Mrs.
7obn Frew. Mrs. A. Allen Wheat. Of
Me city. and Mrs. Harry ]. Mendel'
Miss Rose Lukens and Miss Jessie Mar
fin. Of the club membership. This re-
ceptIon closed the social season OF the
organization.
Irs. william Pannan Wilson and her
Vioter. Miss Sue Marsh Wright VIII
entertain the Twentieth Century Girls
at the Wilson home. in Pleasant Val
Iey, next Monday afternoon.
Mss Mary PAUL beautifully enter
tanned wednesday afternoon, with
daiutiiy appointed luncheon, compll-
msntary to the Twentieth Century
Girls. :"
The cotIllIon Club. which decided to
make an unusually gay and delightful
summer for the many Wheeling society
people who viii be stay-at-homes this
year, has fixed upon its dates as fol-
lows: wednesday evening, June 6;
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