The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
The week was notable socially. for the
brilliant Frew reception in honor OF two
visiting guests. the Pollock whist party.
the Howell reception of the Twentieth
Century Girls. and the midsummer Co.
tIllIon Club dance at the Wheeling Park
Casino. All functions were beautifully
planned. Golf, as usual. saw Its dcvo-
teas on. both the Woodsdnle and High
land links; tennis. boating and trolley
ing are being INDUCED in. but the sea
shore and mountains are gaining re-
crults. daily and before lonS the sum-
mer quiet will be altogether in evil
dence, with no break through invitation
or obligation. The coming week holds
the Junior Cotillion dance Oh Friday
night and golf contest on the High
land links Saturday, which about cover
the expected.
The large event Of the week was the
beautifully arranged reception Thurs.
day evening, at the Frew home, on
North Main street. complimentary to
Miss Elizabeth Harden Taylor, of Beth
any. and Miss Shively. Of Kansas. the
two visiting guests Of Mss Gertrude
Frew.' the youngest daughter of the
house. The rooms and halls we've dain-
tily decorated with flowers, and 4 large
number Of guests accepted the hospital
ity charmingly dispensed throughout
the hours specified on lie Invitations.
The Cotillion Club had delightful
time at the Park last evening, TIE mid
summer dance being the occasion Mes.
ters orchestra with splendid arranged
music programme and Casino caterers,
aided the efforts of Prof. George Del.
brugge TO make the affair complete
success. Mrs Joseph Gibbs, alrs Will
lam F. Stifel and Mrs. John D. culbert-
son acted as chaperoncs for the young
people, Mrs. Julius Pollock being de-
barred from like duty by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Pollock hand
somely entertained at duplicate whist
Wednesday evening, at their home on
North Chapline street.
Miss Frances ]. Wheat. OF North
Main street. returned home, after few
days stay at Atlantic City. where she
had gone with her mother. Mrs. George
X. Wheat, TO be with Mr.. Lawrence
Wheat, of the "Mamsel'e 'Awkins"
company. On their arrival Mr.. Wheat
was found Ill, necessitating removal to
O New York hospital, accompanied ty
his mother. Late advices of Nj.
Wheat's condition are very favorable.
The Junior Cotillon Club will have a
large number Of Its friends at the
Park Casino next Friday evening,
through the courtesy If Prof. George
NJ. Delbrugge. a delightful evening for
all Is assured.
Mrs. George X. McMechen and maid,
OF Pleasant Valley, leave for Atlantic
City. next Thursday. Mrs. McAIechen
has been very i'll for many months and
her complete recovery there Is hoped
Her stay will be at THE Traymore."
Col. and Mrs. William H. Nave, Of
Bethany. accompanied by Mrs. Daw-
son, sister OF the late Hon. 4. "
Campbell. drove through the country to
Wheeling, Thursday. taking dinner at
the Fort Henry Club. and registering
yesterday at the Stamm. .
The many friends Of Mrs. Glen. Of
Atlanta, Georgia, nee Miss Miriam
Armstrong. only daughter of tie late
Rev. Armstrong, rector OF S.. Mat
thew's P. E. church. of this city. at one
time. were deeply panied at the news
OF her death. which was received here
early this week. Mrs. Glen was one OF
the most popular girls of tho society
set. during her stay In Wheeling, and
deservedly so. because ri her many un-
usual gifts and graces.
Mr.. Giffen Is finishing some magnIh-
cent work to be exhibited at the coming
photographers convention, to be held
the end of this month. Among the ar
tIstlc efforts Will be beautiful; pictures
OF Mrs. a. d. Mead, nee Miss Laura
Caldwell, Miss Emily Ray PoI!ack, Mss
Sara Mcclure. two children Of Mr. Glf-
fen and Miss Goodwin. OF steubenvil,c,