The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13
:. .SOCIIE IN 1000.

The week ending was unusual in Its
gayety SO early in the season. and socie-
ty circles were all engrossed every day
TO the utmost. The reception to the
Washington golf club and Its friends
while In the city, to-day. cclipses every
other thought and every effort to repay
the courtesies extended by them to the
Wheeling contingent. their guests, at
the first match game. two weeks ago,
will be made. The game Is on after
dinner at the Woodsdale links and will
be watched with intense interest. Until
then the visitors will be the guests Of
Mr.. Charles F. Paxton. at his home,
and OF other members OF the club at the
Fort Henry club for breakfast. Other
notable affairs Of the week were the
PAUL reception last evening at Woods
dale, the E. H. Stevens reception at
Kirkwood. the Jacob-Wells wedding at
Clinton, the Married Ladies' Euchre
Club. the Island Ladies' Euchre Club,
the Mercantile Whist Club entertain
ments. together with several smaller
functions complimentary to visiting
guests in the city. The coming week
has scheduled. the JamIson-List we'd
ding. the Twentieth Century Girls, and
Rabbits Foot Club receptions, the re-
organization OF the Friday Night Club,
the inaugural reception at the Carroll
Club house. Interested talk surrounds
the coming McCargc- Graha,a wedding
ct Larchmont. N. Y, and the proposed
Blue Book for Wheeling.
The society event Of to-day will be the
inter-city golf game between Washing
ton and Wheeling teams on the Woods
dale links this afternoon. The hospital
tiles Of the occasion at the club house
arc In charge OF Mrs, B. Walker Peter
son. assisted by Mrs. Oliver T. Rhodes,
Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson, Mrs.
: Edward B. Franzhelm. Mrs. a. F. Hus-
tead. Mrs. James Cummins. Mrs. Will
liam Pannell Wilson, Mrs. Frank
Waterhouse. Mrs. Maud Eccles Hcis-
kell. Mrs. S. Percy Norton, Mrs. W. P.
Heiskell. Miss Henrietta Harper and
Miss Jessie Thornton Moffat.
Charming In Its quiet elegance and
simplicity was the reception given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fry
PAUL In their prettlly appointed home
at Woodsdale. In honor OF their debu-
tante daughter, Miss Rebecca PAUL,
and their house guests, Mrs. Glover. OF
Cadiz. Mrs. PAUL. OF Wellsburg. and
Miss Reed. OF Pittsburgh. The hours
were from to II o'clock and the home
and beautiful grounds surrounding were
filled with older and younger society
sets throughout the time specified.
AT the home OF Mrs. George Vardy. on
Thirteenth street. the Married Ladies'
Euchre Club was handsomely entertain
ed yesterday afternoon between and )
o'clock. Out OF town guests present
were Miss Somee. OF Terra Haute, the
Misses Reed. OF Washington. and Miss
Catherine Baird. OF Washington. The
club prize-getters were Mrs. Charles
Howard Simpson. Mrs. Charles w.
Franzhe!m. Mrs. Joseph q. Gibbs and
Mrs. Otto schroll. The next meeting
was not announced.
Mr.. Charles F. Paxton. will entertain
the Washington playing team, which
Will be met at Elm Grove station. ana
the Wheeling players, at breakfast ut
Uplands. the Paxton family home. In
Pleasant Valley. after which a visit TO
the links at Woodsdale. preparatory to
the afternoons game. viii be made
The Wheeling players will be DR.. John
II. Storer and Messrs. James 3. fancy
Harvey Pollock. Charles, F Paxton.
Henry X. List Dalzell. Clinton r.
Campbell. E,.
The Twentieth Century Girls will be
entertained BY Miss Louise Todd Baird,
at the Baird home on Fourteenth street,
next Thursday afternoon.
The Island Ladies' Euchre Club had Il
delightful session at the james z. Nc
Kec home Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Al! Bowie ns en-
tcrtaincrs. Tho club prizes were won
BY Mrs. Walter Rlnehart, Mrs. Walter