The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-06


Caldwell, from the visiting list, and
Mrs. James B. fancy, Miss Alice Nc
Cabe and Miss Rose Lukens in the
membership contests. The next en-
tertainment will be rendered by Mrs.
W. A. Wilson. Of South Front street,
next Wednesday.
The Twentieth Century Girls had a
charming session at the Harrison home,
Island, Thursday, with Miss Virginia
Harrison as hostess. The euchre prizGS
were captured by Miss Mary Gardner,
Of steubenvllle; Miss Smith and Miss
Martha OFT. The next entertainment
Of the club, will be at the Charles How
ard Simpson home, Elm Grove, Thurs
day. January II. with Miss Emma
Forbes, as hostess.
"De trouble bout some s'ef-made
men," said Uncle Eben, lis dat dey
knocked OF work too soon an began to
brag about de Job. Washington Star.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club will
be entertained next Friday afternoon,
by Mrs, A. F. Hustled and Mrs. Harry
F. stallman, in Mrs. Husted's apart
ments at 1.-THE Severn"
The woman's Musical Club will give
Its first evening club recital next We'd
nesday evening in Odd Fellows hall.
A fine programme has been arranged
and is open for enjoyment by both men
and women. This concert will be given
in place of the one scheduled for this
afternoon.
Some welcome 1t. a day of fun,
And sing OF January /.
When all the hideous noise y through.
Washington Star.
The Assembly ball given Tuesday
evening at the Mcclure, under the aus
plces Of Mr.. John Donlon Merriman
and Mr.. Joseph speldel, jr., was a dis
tinct social success. 1t was the first of
delightful series in contemplation by
the leaders.
The matrimonial engagement of Mr..
Frank waterhouse and Miss Mary Del
uplaine Grub will eliminate in mar
rlage on wednesday, January II, Both
young people are prominent in society
circles, and the wedding reception to be
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob w.
Grub. at their Echo Point home, the
evening of January II. viii be ona of
the most brilliantly conducted affairs
of the season.
There's no doubt about It, said the
man with large diamond in his neck
tie; that man Is genuine patriot.
How do you know"
why, he can get up as much en-
thuslasm over an election as he does
over a prize fight."-Washingto Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Pollock, of
North Chapifne street. delightfully."- en-
tertained large house party of out-of-
town relatives Thursday, in honor Of
the thirteenth anniversary of their mar
riage.
The Married Peoples dancing class,
is called for next Wednesday evening.
at Arion halI All invited are request
ed to be present.
Miss Nellie stlfel entertained the
Rabbits Foot Club Thursday afternoon.
The prizes were won by Miss Elizabeth
Carr, Miss Virginia Bioffat. Miss Ann
NELL and Miss Stevenson, of New Cas-
tie. Pa.
The Kings Daughters of st Matt
hew's P. E. church. assisted by the
Junior Kings Daughters, will seTve
supper in the basement Of the church
building on Fifteenth street next Thurs
day evening. A fine menu may be an
tIclpatcd.
The Great Sahara is exceeding sandy,
When you consider sands so very handy
You marvel not why Arabs unrestricted
To securing desert plains should De aa-
dicted. Chicago Record
The death Of Nora Simpson Tener,
removes from the splnster organization
of this city, one of the most lovablc
women on its roster IN Difference to
her memory. all entertainments are
called of.