The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-08

The Husband-You don't mean to say.
my dear, that you are actually going 20
the golf links again? 4
z The Wife with high scorn)- What do
you expect me to do, stay home and
take care OF the children?
To-day's reception and contest, ar
ranged by the Wheeling Golf Club at its
links at Woodsdale, beginning the au-;
tumn social session. ends week dur
ing which society rejoiced at the stork's
visit to Echo Point and RECALLED itself,
with open air concerts in Wheeling
Park, Casino concerts, Casino dances.
and over; the country drives to the Lin
sly camping grounds, after spending
the early mornings at the links and
tennis courts. Private homes have not
yet opened for entertaining and in all.
probability will not for some time, and
then the first Inequalities will be given
in honor OF the winters coming brides,
some already on, will be celebrated In
every way with more eclat than usual:
II see that the servant girl question
has been made the subject OF comic
opera in London" said Cumso. I'd
That's all wrong" replied Cawkcr.
'The servant girl problem Is no laugh
Ing matter"
The event Of to-day is the first of the,
autumn receptions by the Wheeling
Golf Club, at Woodsdale, and all plans
have been so laid as to augur for an es-.
pecially enjoyable afternoon. taken adj
vantage Of by brilliant assemblage.
A contest at the last hole has been ar
ranged to add additional interest aud
this contest is open to the ladies' auu
gentlemen of the club. The club house
courtesies will be extended to the yisi-
tors by Mrs. Hullihen Quarter, Mrs;
Samuel Hazlett, Mrs. Benjamin S. Hill;
dreth. the Misses Dalzell, and the
Misses Brown.
The Linsly Class OF 1883 banquetted
at the Mcclure Wednesday evening. MIR.
A. Singleton PAUL acted as toastmaster
and Messrs. Walter II. Mcclure, FL.
Schmidt, Edwin. Kline. Harry Kirk,
Joseph F. PAUL, jr, Arthur C, StifeI, G..
A. Beall, IT.. and Allen C. Mcneil, face
tiously and felici,ously responded.
Putter-'I see that Nlblick is your
clubs champion"
Driver-"oh no! Dear me, no! no,
indeed"
Putter-"But did certainly see that
he won your championship cup"
Driver--""He did. But any one of the
other contestants could have beaten
him easily, II they'd played in THAR or
binary form. Why. each OF than has
coptidentlally told me so himself"
Il a complimentary audience GREETED Eu-
genio sorrentino and the Banda Rossa
at Wheeling Park Tuesday evening ana
enjoyed a splendid programme. The
next similar organization will be the
1nnis Band, to be heard at the Opera
House Tuesday evening. October 30, u.,-
der the auspices OF the Woman's Club.
With these and contemplated brilliant
artistic engagements and the re-organi-
cation OF the various clubs, Musical
Wheeling is beginning Its innings.
Miss solo-"1 wish I could play the
plano, awfully."
Miss Bass-"why. you can"
The Casino dance last evening, given
by Professor George N. Delbrugge, 10
the Married Peoples Cotlllion and Jun.
Tor clubs, was a brilliant event. MeIa.
ter's orchestra, played especially inspir.
Ing music for splendidly. arranged
programmes, and everything conspIrcd
to make the evening delightful. The
patronesscs were Mrs. r. G. Moffat,
Mrs George K..Wheat, Mira. w. w. Ar