The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-24

ably settled Itself to rest in the newt
abts A Few affairs Of purely social
nature are the cotillion at ArIon Hall
tonight and the Rhodes reception TO
thp. North Main Street Euchre Clu5
Tuesday afternoon. Tine big charity
event of the week will b. the musicale
next Thursday evening, under the aus
plces Of the Kings Daughters OF the
First Presbyterian church, Another in
contemplation is Lenten cake and
candy sale by the ladies Of the Y. NJ.
CA. In the strict musical sense, the
Swiss 'celllst at this Carroll Club to-
night will be a feature. The affairs
which made the week now ending at
tractive were the Mckee ickey recep-
ton, and the Delbrugge dancing classes
in spectacular operetta.
Invitations have been received from
Prof. George NJ. Delbrugge for an In
formal dance at Arlon Hall tonight.
The cotllllon club and married set
promise to be out in full force.
The North Main Street Euchre Club
will be entertained by Mrs. oliver II.
Rhodes next Tuesday afternoon, which
will close the afternoon sessions until
Easter. An evening entertainment is
promised later.
Ia DFOniGgAU
at the Carroll Club, prominent Wheel
ing musicians being associated in the
performance makeup. with Miss Elsa
Ruegger, the Swiss 'cellisS The pro-
gramme in full reads
selection, Gear and Carpenter" 80,
Mendelssohn Trio.
Cello solo, Concerto" ...........Dc Sweet
Miss Il. RuegEer.
Tenor solo, 1.-The Yeoman's p MeadlnS
Song Mr. S Emerson. ''''O"
ID Mazurka Pepper
Miss L. Kuegger,
Vocal trio Fairies Trip 1t on inc ne, r,y
Misses Emma Connolly and Mary HeaIy
and prof r. S, Williams
Cello solo, (O Au hor+ du Rulss sea-
...,.....,s.r ........,s flScllF.
h). Tarantello ..........Popp r
Miss L. Rueggcr.
se'e'''"' M NaRI Trio,
Tenor solo, The Garden by the Sea
Sir. S. Emerson,
Cello solo, Sonata" ta Adagio -,
...................... .Boccherlni
Miss Z Kuegge,.
Vocal quartette, ta The fhTee Chat
o. d Annie Laurie. a''',
Standard Male Quartette
Cello solo, Ca) lie Cygne. Saint saens
Miss T.. Kuegger.
Arthur stifel is home from Cornell
University on a weeks vacation.
Mrs. william +. sstifel yesterday af-
ternoon entertained number Of lady
friends in honor OF her guest, Mrs.
Louis DeIlmler. of Pittsburgh.
Miss Julia Bell was rendered pleas
ant surprise last Wednesday evening
by number Of her friends at her homo
on Twentieth street. Dancing and
games were the amusements Of the
evening, and at midnight an appetiziug
luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Cora Craig, Maggie Moran,
Julia Bell, Julia Remhof, Mayme Dew
lin, Bessie and Rilla McCahan. Annie
Franz, Eva Kempls and Margaret
Newland; Messrs. Bernard stothers,
William Cling. Frank Smith, Fred May,
Wesley Davis, Lou EberIing, John Bow
ers, Ely Frye. Robert Kemp!e and
Henry PETE.
Guests from Wheeling that regis.
tered at the Colonial, Mt Clemens,
Mich, this week are c. H. Simpson. ].
P. Adams, w. A. Williamson and Mrs.
J. E. Mccoy.
Mrs. Phil spaeter. Jr. of Phlladel.
phla, Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George FrIedel, on Indiana
street. Island.
One Of the most enjoyable events OF
the week was the dinner given by Mr..
John R. Handlan at the home OF his
grandmother, Mrs. List, on Ninth
street, in honor OF the class Of 1900 OF
the LInsly Institute, on Wednesday
evening. The table was deliberately
decorated in blue and white, the class
colors, and yellow and black, the school
colors. After doing ample justice to
the FIVE courses of the dinner, the class
was presented with some excellent
toasts by Mr.. Otto. who spoke on "The
Class OF 19OO;" Mr.. Killmeyer, on PRO
lessor Brilles;" Mr.. Emblem, on "The
LInsly:" Mr.. Somehow, on Professor
Hill" Mr. steenrod, on Lieutenant
Dent" Mr.. Fair, on Coming Baseball
Season." Mr.. Thomas, on Professor
Loveland," and Mr.. Nesbtt, on TO
nights Assembly" After the dinner
the class passed the time in singing,
converslng and playing games. Pleas
ing music was rendered by Mr.. Howard
Nesbitt
Very successful and enjoyable was
the supper given by the womens
Camp Ground Association at the Haw-
ley block last evening. Hundreds
thronged the building and discussed
with satisfaction the excellent mcnu
provided by the ladies in charge Of the
affair. The debt Of the association was
materially reduced by this undertake
Ing Of the ladies', and they hope in ths
near future to entirely wipe out the
indebtedness.
Mr.. Cyrus p. Flick and family who