The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02


The week containing. as It did, the
Highland Golf Club championship con-
test, the announcement of the Fergu-
SON Brockunier matrimonial engage
ment, the Wilson Wright and Wilson,
Hall club receptions, was noteworthy,
The coming week holds the Hearne-
Cromwell wedding at Atlantic City, the
Cotllion at the Casino. the Woman's
Club concert at the Opera House, the
Altenheim benefit soiree and suburban
Golf Club reception, all OF which will be
taken in by society. Other affairs in
talk are the Henry W. Hughes song re-
c!tal and departures Of prominent FAM,
lies for Europe.
Mrs Laura Ford Hearne, Mr.. D,
Garth Hearne, Mr.. William Paxton
Burke and Mr.. E. L. Wiles, of this city,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank julian Heane. OF
Pittsburgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Ar
mour, Of Chicago.al well known Wheel
ing people. will attend the Hearne-
Cromwell wedding at Atlantic City
next Wednesday,
Miss Mary Vance, Of Echo Point Is at
Atlantic City,
The Donation Day at the Home for
Aged and FrIendless Thursday evening
was complete success. The concert
given during the evening was well car
RED through. Like all OF the charity
institutions. this one is generously cons
sldered by the public and the efficiency
of It's management has always been the
cause Of complimentary remarks.
Mrs George B. Caldwell, of Sixteenth
street. has been quite i'll for the past
wees.
Mrs. George X. McMechen, of Pleas
ant Valley who has been so seriously
Ill. is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brockunier an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Shirley Brockunier,
to Mr.. Wilson Ferguson, attorney-at-
law, of Reading. Pa. The wedding will
occur in the early winter.
The woman's Musical Club ends Its
season at the opera House next Monday
evening with short programme of real
merit. This organization stands spon-
sor for the musical interest developed in
late years In this city ana large audi
snce will greet the performers selected
as representatives Of the fifth year OF
club work. Solo work will be done by
Mrs. Flora Williams. Mrs. Nellie War
rem Holloway, Mrs. Herbert NJ, Rihel-
daffer, Mrs. Frederic F. Farls, Mrs.
Frank Lemoyne Hupp, Miss Kate Nc
Henry, Miss Grace Pollack, Miss Flora
stifei, Miss Annie E. Pelley, Miss Ger
trude Reister, Miss Amanda Spell. Miss
Mary Gushing and Miss Eva EgeTter.
The choral numbers will be sung by
only that portion of the organization
present at the greater number of re-
hearsals, thereby having eliminated all
crudity OF Interpretation and produc-
ton, and Brewers "Hesperus," the
closing number of the evening will be
found splendldly mastered and worthy
the composer The programme to be
performed reads:
Fairy Footsteps (volces) v ctcr HolaendeF
Choral Club,
Staccato Polka (volccJ. ...,..,.,..... .MuIder
Mrs. Herbert II. RiheldareE.
Concerto opus q tpianol...... Mendelssohn
with second plano accompaniment
Miss Grace POllack.
Summer Eve tvoices) ......,........,. Hattoh
Mrs. Frederic F. Faris, Miss Eva EgerttF
Miss Amanda Spell. Miss Mary
Gushing.
o Love Thy Help from Samson and
Delilah (vo!cel. ...............Sa Saint SaenS
Miss Margaret Harvey.
Fantasia F. Minor piano., $500, CHOPIN
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway.
1.-THE Crimson Hue OF Twilight Fades
double duo).............,..... ltOot
YoIces-Mrs. Frederic r. Faris, Miss Flora
Piano-Mrs. Frank LeMoyae HppP and
Miss Kate McHenry.
Aria from II Guarnny lyolce)..''.'Gomss
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Hesperus (voiccs) 80. John Hyatt Brewer
MES Annie f. Pelley. Miss Gertrude
Riester and Choral Club.
Mrs. Flora Williams, director.