The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-15
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party. the Aron club dance, the an
nouncement OF the matrimonial en- gage;
mentt Of prominent society people, the
Woman's Club concert and the great
treat from Pittsburgh musical circles;
J In the SIN n Persian Garden" The
coming week has scheduled thu! List
Gibbs entertainment for the Married
Ladies' Euchre Club, the Stevenson
Martin reception for the Island Euchre
Club, the Cecil reception for the Twenti-
eth Century Girls. the Bachelor Cotil-
Ion and the hops. the Children's dance
ut Mercantile Club rooms. the Harper
Musicale. the obinson- NJ Donald ba-
Zaar,& the Vance Memorial church cake
sale. and the Dickens entertainment at
St. Luke's. while the Pittsburgh Sym,
X phony Orchestra concert Tuesday even
Ing, Will be at the disposal of all lovers
Of music.
The. Opera House will be crowded this
evening to witness the unique enter
tainment Of Mr.. Harry w. Rogers, for
the benefit Of, the City Hospital. Every
interest OF this community should CEN
tire in Its beneficences, and the inStitu-
ton for which to-night's interesting
performance Is given is one OF the many
3 worthy ones now in 4conduction here.
Mr.. Rogers has kindly consented to give
publicly what has been voted by pri-
yate audiences as u marvellous 5exposi-
ton of understandable doings, as
experienced by everybody at some time
or other in theatre going career. The
Z entertainer has titled this evenings af-
falrt""A Night OF Mystery" and the title
as well as the performer and the chart
ty.to be benefited, make q strong draw
Ing card. Anyone absent Will have
cause for the regret experienced this
week as result OF Indifference, towards
q noteworthy performance from abroad.
The ladies of the Vance Memorial
church have arranged a Market for
next Saturday afternoon, December %,
the market imediately precedes
Christmas. all the dainties for that sea-
son will be for sale ready to be placed
on the table. Plum buildings, mince
pies, fruit cakes home made candies,
jellles and all such. prepared in DELI
clous style, at a price within the reach
Of all, by ladies whose dinners and
luncheons bespeak their reputation as
getters-up of unsurpassed menus, will
find quick buying and there Is no
doubt. that much more than will be on
hand. could be disposed Of.
=. MIS-. Il uOIIllS ~. SteVeuSOEl .ltu MISS
Jessie Martin will entertain the Island
Ladies' .Euchre Club next Friday after
noon. at the Stevenson home, on North
York street.
6. Mrs. D. Carter List and Mrs. Joseph
s. Gibbs will entertain the Married
Ladies' Euchre Club next Friday after
noon, at the List home, III Pleasant
Valley.
Mrs Morgan Nelson Cecil will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Girls next
Wednesday afternoon, at her home. Ce-
ell Place.
A delightful musicale has been ar
ranged for next Thursday evening. at
the home OF Mrs. Marion L. Harper
Pleasant Valley. for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian church. The performers
are Miss Louise Hubbard, whose beau
tiful reading is attracting great atten-
Z ton, and Mrs. Alice Lincoln Dean. Miss
Martha OFT. aflss Virginia Harrison AMI
Miss Flora Stifel. all favorites in Must
cal Wheeling. A silver offering will be
accepted,and large assemblage is as
sured the hostess.
Miss Jessie Wheat, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Wheat, Of South Jacob
streed, delightfully."- entertained a
large: party ut progressive euchre, In
honor of her house guest, Mrs John
Tolar,r OF New York city The prize
winners were Miss Nellie stifel and Mr..
Nelson G. Hubbard.
House guests Of prominent society
families for the Christmas holidays are
Mrs. "A. D. Mead, formerly Miss Laura
Belle CALDWELL: Miss Elizabeth List. of
Washington: Mrs. Gilkerson. OF Par
kersburg; Miss Lambert, Of Washing
tom; Miss Paddock. OF Terra Haute.
The Bachelors will give the second
dance OF the winter series next Wednes-
day evening. in the Carroll Club audi
torium.
The Wedding of Miss Gertrude Frew,
daughter OF the late Mr.. Alexander and
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Frew. of North
Main street. to Mr.. Charles Edward
Jones, OF New Castle, Pa. was solemn
lied last Wednesday. with simplicity
and taste. DR.. David a. Cunningham.
OF the First Presbyterian church, read-
ing impressively the service. The bride
was given away by her uncle. Mr.. John
Frew, and attended by her sister. Miss
Edna Frew. Miss Jennie Craddock and
Miss Ida Harden Taylor. Mr.. Jones
had as his best man Mr.. James Went
ling, OF Greensburg. Pa a wedding
supper for the bridal party followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left for their future home.
Mrs. Frank J. Waterhouse charming
" entertained the Twentieth Century
Girls Thursday afternoon. at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob W.
Grubb Echo Point. Progressive euchre
the club scheduled entertainment, was
played and the prizes won by Mrs. Will
liam P. Wilson. Miss Virginia Harrison.
Mrs. Morgan Nelson Cecil and Miss
Paddock.
Mrs. Zach F. Robertson's large recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon, was In
honor OF her house guest, Mrs. jose
phine Skinner, Of Fairmont. Mrs. Rob-
ertson had as assistants besides her
honor guest. her sisters. Mrs. W. W.
Wolcott, OF Louisville. KY, Miss Abbic
Brown, Miss Almira Brown, Miss Mar
ion Brown, Mrs. Curtis p. Brown and
Mrs. w. "A. Rinehart, Mrs. George W.
Woods. Mrs. Bernie s. Mcclure and the
Misses. Lydia Good and Sue NJ Cald-
well. The house was beautifully deco
rated and the Bridgeport Mandolin and
Guitar Club, stationed on the upstairs
landing, rendered a. pleasing pro-
gramme from 3 until o'clek, the hours
specified, and during which the. house |
tvns continually filed with q brilliant |