The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
The accomplishing of the aim of the
phllanthropic women OF this city inter-
csted especially in the Day Nursery, in
the purchase of permanent home this
week. is a source OF congratuation to
them and to the city at large. and was
one of the principal topics of discussion
OF the week. Charity entertainments
are the piece de resistance of society
during Lent. Says observer" in Har-
per's Bazaar: This is the season of the
year when you are afraid to open your
morning mail because of the social af-
front of tickets to lectures, bazars. and
things In the name of charity. The wo-
man who bought tickets to your social
charity benefit gives you an opportu-
nifty to reclprocate, and the society lea
dor whom you cannot afford to offend
levies her little tax upon you, II you
are a member of Ladies board. then
any mail. is likely to bring you dozen
or so of tickets to sell You are very
brave behind the screen of pen, Ink
and paper, and accordingly you mail
those tickets to an the women who are
in any why Indebted TO you. The wo-
men TO whom you mail your tickets are
as courageous as you are, and SO you
get all thosa tickets back by return
mail. Orc Jealous woman tells me that
she had had cards returned, and her
feelings hurt thereby, until she decided
ii canvass her friends in person. Act
ing under this lauduble impulse. she
dashed into the house Of an acquaint-
ance. and as soon as she stopped for
breath after telling about the benefit
md distributing the tickets. they in
formed her that as their fathers re-
mains were at present in the front par
lor awaiting burial, they naturally
were not Interested And they mem
toned the fact with coolness," she
said, and since that experience have
returned to the system Of social black
mailing. and send the tickets by mail"
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~ - .,a..a,.non,s IN IN, n.,na
of charity are fully in so, one
charity In view being the Day Nursery,
whose nome lunu Is oS ~ i"S ,,..,',. a..
and organization donations will be
gratefully acct pied by Mrs. Robert ].
Reed the ptss'aeht o. 'n5 , oann q W.
men SupeiN 's'.e '..9 .'s''' ~ - \,
c. A. rolds market to-day which
should be most generously patronized'
making n fitting close to week of al
most unparalleled encouragement. In all
endeavors. Social affairs were more
conspicuous than several weeks proceed
ing. embracing the Sands and Taney
iuncheoEs. the North Main stree:, the
Spinsters. the Rabbits Foot and Mer-
camille Club receptions Mex; week
holds the Woman's Club concert Mon
day evening the Three Lambs
Thursday evening. the Cottllior satur-
day evening, and the last Opera House
orchestra concert tomorrow night
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a market Is 10 De neiu quay ~ .ne
once OF Mr' Aiireu f'tui'' nv -HarNet
street. uhaer 'he auspices VI 'ne mo
mans AuNiiiaIE Oh 'nc I. NJ y ~ h''I
cry article 10 De so'a III ti'u 'a"uI anu
cake ana saiau ana pfeao l'iies WA NC
daintily cooked and should receive q
-, .ooon.ior
Teauy recePtiOh'
The Woman's Musical Club gives its
April recital concert next Monday even
ing in It's rooms in odd Fellows build
So
ing. This concert IS thrown open 10
both men and women and will be an
especially prllllant HilaIr' 4He pau" "
be used is the SteInway Grand brought
~ ~, ~ N, r,o,,,,,o,. 49,,
to the city by the r. w. bauiner COM
many for concert purposes. Mrs. Nell
lie Warren Holloway Will be the IN
strurncntal sololst. and a treat Is rec.
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ogniZed' whlle TO MISS fIora Stilei' VINO
carrIed of the laurels at the charity
rr,..,., , ,,,t.t,
concert last IhuTsday evening" win
her exceptionally splendid singing, and
MISS Elsle Iunuilns' uIso ohe VI Ihe
citv's host Younger talent, are given
'ne vocal So.os u 'I1 ' ,l.,l, ~ 80. W"
certeo numbers are an ~ eapaU.e nesp
ing Inc plosiNnltlle ~ I'M, iui', VIM" %
S y q i@F Is H t,, t0'" E,,,,,so
o. 'VA" ~ Choral Club.
MIdsummers Night Dream pii9inosil ,ss,, :,
Spell. Eleanor Brice and Nettie
I,eonhart