The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-28
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from the training school Of the Guy
Hosnftat will have public exercises In
connection with the receiving of diplo-
mas and pins. at the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing this evening. A splendid programme
has been arranged, including addresses
by Hon. A. II. Sweeney, Rev. Joseph
speers, DR.. L. d. Wilson and Mr. Alfred
PAUL. The last named gentleman WIN
present the diplomas and pins, the IN
sigma OF a hospital trained nurse, the
latter being handled to the young ladies'
by Mrs. William F. Butler, president OF
the womens board of managers OF the
institution. instrumental music num-
hers of the prepared programme Will be
rendered BY Miss Emily Pollock, Miss
Ruth Wolf and the Waldo Mandolin and
Guitar ouartette, and vocal selections
by Miss Flora sdfel and Miss Adele
Metzner. Opening and closing prayers
by Rev. DR.. j. L. sooy. The names In
sure an evening of interest. The young
ladies to be graduated are Miss Maym9
Elizabeth Ball, Miss Kathryn Lenore
McKown, Miss Pressie Lalng Reed,
Miss Anna Lee Cox. Miss Ella Jane
Phillips, Miss Kate Singleton Lakin and
Miss Anna Louise Ball. They will be
dressed in the regulation hospital cos
tune, as will also the nurses OF the in
stitutlon present in body tonight. All
former graduates Of the hospital are
wished present this evening, during the
exercises at the Y. NJ. c. A, and later
at the City Hospital. where reception
to all nurses In the city and those
within range of Wheeling has been
arranged for by the ladies forming the
woman's board of managers. They are
requested to come in uniform to both
hall ana reception. The class leaving
the Institution this year is well
equipped in every sense Of the word.
Their examination, passed recently be-
fore DR.. John L. Dickey and DR.. An
drew Wilson, was thorough one, and |
the ability of the young ladies reflected
credit upon themselves and decidedly
so upon Miss Ethel F. Hetnrtchs, the
very efficient and charming head of the
training school, and superintendent as
vel of the entire institution. Miss
HsInrichs came to Wheeling from the
Brooklyn City Hospital and Wheeling
meyer received in its community any
one for any position more capable
Donation Day at the Home for Aged
and Friendless, on Thirteenth street, is
booked for next Thursday afternoon
and evening, when an interesting mu-
steal programme viii be rendered. The
board Of managers hopes to entertain
large proportion Of the community, as
former like occasions have furnished
precedent and no institution is deserv-
ing of more liberal encouragement. Do
nations of all kinds are naturally APP
preciated but the things at present re-
ouired are bleached and unbleached
muslIns, table linens, table oiicloth,
cooking utensils. towels, thread, nee
dies, pins, scissors, bed-spreads and
money. Those OF Musical Wheeling
who viii assist the board Of lady man
ayers and the matron, of home enter
taEning during the evening are Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Rlheldaffer,fAtTs F. F. FAR
Is. Miss Theresa NJ. Phillips, Miss Mary
vardy, Miss Annie E. Policy, of Benz
wood, Miss Eleanor vardy, Miss Alice
EEerter, Miss Amanda Spell, Miss Eva
ESertcr, Miss Flora stlfel, Miss Eleanor
Brice and Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell.
Mr.. Henry W. Hughes will give a
song recital at the Casino, wheeling
Park. on Thursday night. June H. This
announcement VIII please the MANY
friends Of Mr.. Hughes, all Of whom are
anxious to hear him. For the past
year and half he has been preparing
himself for grand opera, under the dis
tingulshed teacher, Mr., Emilio Belari
OF Newport. Conn, Wheeling has had
the most favorable reports Of Mr..
Hughes progress and advancement
That he will be greeted by a large and
enthusiastic audience there is no doubt
1t gives the community pleasure to
extend to Mr., Hughes cordial
greeting.
The formal opening OF the new Day
Nursery occurred Saturday afternoon,
the hours being from to Q p. IN. The
number of visitors was large, and all
were greatly pleased with the new in
stitution. Light refreshments were
served by the ladies' comprising the
board OF managers. Although no dona-
tions were expected, occasion was taken
by many to present the Nursery with
sums OF money and acceptable articles,
and probably no gift was more pleasing
to the ladies' In charge than one of 50 60,
in cash, given by Masters Traw aud
Kelsey Hall. Richard, Eugene and Will
lam Hildreth, Lucius Robertson, Aus
tin GiiIin and Harry II, Mcclure al
boys under ten years OF age, and their
donation represented the profits OF
"circus" they gave recently in the back
yard OF Or. Eugene a, Hillre,h, WHEN
the admission fee for this great attrac-
ton was but threr cents During tho
week cash donation OF SlGO WAS made
BY Mrs b. ], Stone,
The woman's Musical Club concert
comes on next Monday evening, at the
Opera House.
Mrs, James w. Paxton will entertain
with luncheon At her home at Pleasant