The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-17
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, Helskell Burke, Miss Martha cambridge
Caldwell. Miss Lydia Bushiield Good,
Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell. After leaving
the dining room and just rs the BRIDE
elect reached the arch between the par
lors her attention was attracted for n
second and as she stood there I large
cornucopla made of flowers suspended
above her was gently tilted by Mrs.
Hearne. and Z shower OF linen, the gifts
OF the assembled friends. fell at her feet.
The picture will be long remembered.
Mrs. Frank Hearne Crockartl beauti-
fully entertained the Twentieth Century
Girls at her home on Fourteenth street,
Thursday afternoon. The prlze-win-
mars were Miss Rhoades. house guest at
the Joseph. C. Brady homo; Miss Emily
Ray Pollock and Miss Mae Belle Howell.
The next entertainment will be accorded
the organization at the General Alfred
Caldwell home, on North Main street,
with Miss Helen Caldwell as hostess,
Wednesday. November %.
Miss Josephine Waterhouse, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
house, delightfully."- entertained the Rab-
bits Foot Club Wednesday morning
from $3.50 o'clock until 70. at the home of
her parents, on Chaplinc street. The
prizes were won by Miss Klooser, Of
Allegheny. house guest at the James
Nelll home, on North Main street, Miss
Mary Caldwell and Miss Edith Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIrney Kennard Nc
Mechen. Of Pleasant Valley. have gone
to Ashville. n. c., for the benefit OF Mr.
McMechen's health. The friends OF tie
family and OF Mr.. McMechen personally.
of whom there are many in thu COM
munity at large, hope for 4 speedy COM
plete restoration.
Beginning next Tuesday evening Miss
Agnes Smith will give a series OF dances
at Schcee's hail. In Martins Ferry It
is expected that these affairs will at
tract large crowds Of the devotecs OF
Terpsichore.
Miss Bessie Evans entertained the
Euchre Girls. ut her home. on South
Front street, Thursday evening
Miss Jennings. OF Pittsburgh, who has
been the attractive guest OF Miss Mary.
McMechen, at the Stamm, returned
home Friday.
On last Saturday evening, at the
Stamm. Miss Mary McMechen gave a
delightful progressive dinner In honor
of her visitor. Miss Jennings, OF Pitts.
burgh. The guests were: Miss Clarke.
OF Necnah, Wis: Mrs. Foster, OF Los
Angeles, Cal: Miss Shirley Brockunier.
Miss DelaplaIne. Mrs. McMechcn, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Dent; Mr.. Wilson Fer.
guson. OF Reading, Pa; Mr.. Hosack,
Mr.. Shunaker. DR.. Craig. of Pittsburgh,
Pa: Mr.. Sam Hugh BrockunIer, Mr..
I
Howard Mcdonald, Mr.. Andrew Hrs-
kell.
The promoters Of the Chryganthemum
Bazaar, TO be given at the Carroll Club
building next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. have the assurances OF 10, 900
plants from the several florists in and
about Wheeling, and lovers OK flowers
are promised decided treat In this
unique affair. the first OF Its kind to be
! glvenon such an elaborate scale In the
city. The committees In charge met
last night and decided to turn over
practically half Of the club house for
the floral display. each exhibitor to
have n separate room. A force OF car
pentcrs will begin to-day to erect the
, stands and tiers necessary. while faIrcr
hands Will deck the walls with appro-
pirate background settings. The chry-
santhe mum In nil Its glory will be In
evidence. and needed relief will be given
by palms and ferns. The bazaar Will
br open afternoon and evenings, with
music and other incIdentals rs Gnhanc-
ing features. From the interest already
] cYlnced the Chrysanthcmum Bazaar