The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

of the city, Elaborate preparations have
] been made for the event and 1t Is pre-
dloted that It will be brilliant success
financially, as well as from the view
| point of artistic success.
The committee ON arrangements com
posed of Mesdames Holloway, Asch-
man, Arnett, Hearne and fancy and
| Miss Gussie Wright, has everything IN
readiness for the opening of the gates
at 4 o'clock this afternoon and the fes-
lvltles will continue until II o'clock to-
night, The amusement committee has
worked hard and will introduce num-
Der of specialties, some of which would
make Nell Burgess turn green with en-
Wy and induce him to write another
County Fair"
Attractvely decorated booths, well
stocked with ready selling articles of
all kinds will dot the grounds, and at
night the scene will be beautiful one,
with hundreds of Varl-coloTed lights
adding to the effect, One of the features
will be dusty road" booth; In this in
stance there Is much of mystery which
cannot be unraveled in this mornings
Intelligencer, To become enlightened
one must be on the spot The commit
tee In charge of this booth Is composed
of Mrs Charles Hughes, Miss De Vries,
Mr.. Charles OFT and Mr.. Samuel Haz'
lett.
An additional committee, announced
yesterday, Is that on refreshments, Mrs,
Andrew Patterson, Miss Ida Updegraff
and Miss Mamie Patterson.
The other committees are as follows:
Supper ommittee-Mesdame S. p.
Morton, NJ. T, Carr, George X. Wheat,
Bachman, RGndershott, James Neil,
Joseph Speidel, William Schwertfeger,
Andrew Patterson, j X. McCourtney,
Howard Thompson, Miss Julia Wilson,
Mesdames C. p, Brown, l.. S. Brice,
Louis Steenrod, Platoff Zane, Kate
Caldwell, George b. Caldwell, Matt
Chew, A. Wilson, DR., Basuley, W, W.
Arnett, Or, Pratt Taussig and DR..
Green.
Amusement committee - Mesdames
PEBBLES Tatum, Gilmore Brown, How
ard Simpson, Charles List, Miss Jennie
Bailey
Holland booth-Mesdame Frank j.
Heafae Charles H. fancy. G, Ed Men
del, Gilmore Brown, Misses Mamie
Grubb, Folly Patterson, Ella Howell.
Mae Belle Howell Eliza Speidel, FL
sic Whitaker, Sue Caldwell, Matte Caid-
we'll
Preserves and catsup booth-Mrs. C.
p Flick, Mrs. II, C. Ogden. Miss Lizzie
Pendleton Miss Sara Cecil Miss Lucy
Brown.
Smoking booth-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mcclure, Mrs, Albert FranZheim.
Vegetable booth-Mesdame William
Scott, Allie Wheat, John Wilson and
Misses Hulda Delaplaln, Evaline, Eva
line Jepson, Fannie Wheat and Fannie
List.
Candy and flower booth-Mrs. j. r.
Welstllng, Ella Chew, Ella Brice. Misses
Emma Ewing, Jessie Bachman. May
Woods. Nettie Wilde. Allie Brown,
Christine Arnberg, Jessie Hornbrook,
Daisy Ewing and Mamie Grubb.
Cider and ginger bread beoth-Miss
GenevIeve Ewing and Ethel Ewing.
The amusements committee has Sc
cured the following well known local
taieut; Mr.. Henry W. Hughes, for n
sons. Mr.. Gilmore Brown. song and
recitation; Miss Fannie Wheat song:
Mr. Randolph Hix. song; tlG Ariel
Mandolin Club, selections, and Mr. LAW
renee Wheat, song
Mrs, brennan, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Lenore, wifi give n reception
this evening to a number of their
friends at their home on West Walnut
street, Martins Ferry.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
morning at st. Mary's Catholic church.
Martins Ferry. The happy particle
pants were Mr.. Francis Neubauer and
Mrs. Annie Glenn, Of Clarks addition.
Rev. Father Mattingly ofiiciated. The
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