The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-22

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Among Wheeling girls and boys be.
longing to the Junior Cotlllion set sent
to college this season. are Miss Mar
garet Glass, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Glass; Miss Sara List, daugh-
ter, of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. List: Miss
Edith Gibbs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gibbs: Miss Adelaide Flaccns,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George FLAG
Gus; Miss Elizabeth Mcclure, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie s. Mcclure; Miss
Juliet Campbell, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Alexander R. Campbell; Miss Belle
Jepson. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. S. L.
Jepson: Miss Nellie Gilchrist. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Gilchrist;
Miss Bessie Austin. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. C. B. Austin; Alex. L. Rhodes,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver T. Rhodes;
George and Harold Wise, sons Of MIR.
and Mrs. George Wise; Singleton PAUL,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL, and
Allyn Mcneil. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcneil.
Society extends Its sincerest condo
ience to the Patterson, Howell and NIL.
ton families in their sad bereavement
caused by the sudden death last Satur.
day of Mr.. Andrew II. Patterson, at
Havana, Cuba. The Misses Mamie,
Holly. Bessie and Eleanor Patterson,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson.
especial favorites In the younger society
sets OF Wheeling, are at present stop
ping at Monument Place. where they
will await their mother, who is still In
Havana.
Mrs. William S. Mock. OF CorIngton,
Ky, nee Miss Cora Updegraff, OF this
city, is the house guest OF her mother,
Mrs. c. o. Updegralf. of Twelfth street,
TO whom. with the following beautiful
tribute ITO her. whose noble life has
been an inspiration to higher aims, this
work Is lovingly Dedicated" she in
scribed her novel Louise" recently
published and complimentary CON-
mented upon. The characters are ma
tural and the plot is delightfully."-, and
Interestingly placed. 1t is an enter
tanning story Of love and adventure.
The machinations of the Englishman.
Lord Ossulston, in his endeavors to se-
cure the hand apd fortune OF the beau
, tiful American, Louise Morier, are por-
trayed with much Skill The love OF
the artist, George Herbert. for the hero
Inc, forms a beautiful offset in its un-
seltishness to the greed and malignity
of the noble lover The movement of
the story is rapid, and the scene changes
from America to Europe where the final
acts are presented.
Miss Anne Cummlns. of North Chan
line street, Is recovering from severe
attack of grippe, q two weeks serious
ind!sposition.
Mr.. James P. Adams. OF the Fort
Henry, Is at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Miss Kathryn Phinney, n young girl
OF Pittsburgh. whose magnificent piano
playing is deserving OF more than local
complimentary notice, Will In all prpba-
bility be one OF the regular monthly at
fractions contemplated by the Woman's
Club this coming season. Miss Phinney
Is extraordinarily gifted and a favorite
pupil OF Thuma. located In Pittsburgh.
The many friends OF the Stifcl family
are, delighted that what might have
been very serious accident to Mr.. Ed
ward Stlfel and sister, Miss Elizabeth
Stifel, while driving last Wednesday,
proves not to be such.
Apropos OF the beautiful picture to-
day reproduced OF a golf girl. posed by
Miss Mariana Goodwin, Of East Liver
pool. and the interest in that game now
overbalanc!ns all else, the following Is
quoted:
was told the other day TINT the
most successful women In the social
world were women OF few words. Is
that the secret of their SUCCESS, I won
der? 1t must have something to do
with II. | am sure. says the writer. l
was also told that the game of golf had
cxcrtcd an influence on women which
was apparent In falling away OF the
talking habit and the vivaclty which
occasoned 1t. 4 vivuclous woman Is
helpless on the golf llnks-the calm
woman, steady Of eve and brain. is the
only one who can hope to become good
player. Fussincss Is absolutely ridIcu
lous In the game, and feminine eyes arc
quick to note It. II golf will do for the
sex what lectures and medical advice,
even ridlculc, failed to accomplish,
let us welcome them with arms stretch.
ed even Wider than they arc ut present.
It has n rule which forbIds one to talk
while another plays, and the tnsk NJ
hunting the elusive little white ball Is
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