The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

another. two town concerts, and sum-
mernncht's fest. were The i,ema OF In
terest filing It. is4,i
At the residence OF Mr.. W. d. Mccoy,
"Wednesday Mt high noon, took place tho
marriage OF Miss Helen Elizabeth Nc
Coy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,w. D. Nc
Coy, and Mr.. Thomas J. Danner, jr.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
7. ]. Danner, ST., father OF tho groom.
and Rcv. Jacob birmingham, rector OF
St Luke's, OF which church the con.
tracing parties are prominent mem.
bers. The wedding was quietly solemn-
lied on account OF the recent death OF
Mrs. Gilchrist. grandmother of tho
bride. Mr.. and Mrs Danncr will DO at
home after July G. 5FI
Z July has been decided upon "a
Street Car Day" by the ladies' in charge
OF 1t, for tho Benevolent Society OF this
city, y lT''I
The Kings Daughters OF the Fourth
street NJ. Z. church have been awarded
the contract TO serve all meals at the
coming Epworth League convention, to
be held the last OF this month at the
Island Park. III
The Progressive Pedro Club was
beautifully entertained Thursday after
noon at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pfarr. in Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. w. ". Arnett gave charming
party ut her home on Fourteenth street
in honor of Mrs Annie Benninghaus
Kenna, widow OF the late Senator Ken
ma, OF Charleston, WA.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the City Hospital given ut the Park Ca
sino last week was as successful finan-
cially as 1t was artisticallN and tho
ladies having charge OF the manage
mcnt, while thanking the public for its
liberal announcement, are themselves
to be thanked by that same public for
their earnest work In behalf Of one OF
the city's most deserving charities
Many people awaited themselves OF the
opportunity to enjoy q second summer
dance at the Park Casino. last Wednes-
DAY evening after the Arion concert,
and thoroughly enjoyed, Il.
s 4iSt "
Waterhouse, two leaders in the social
realm, have planned big dance for
July at the Park. and their ability as
promoters Of such affairs having before
this been successfully demonstrated,
the coming events pleasure !s assured,
The ladies Of the United Presbyterian,
the Second Presbyterian. and the First
Presbyterian churches OF this city all
arranged delightful, entertainments for
the friends Of the churches and respect
I've charities during the week, and each
occasion was suspicious.
A delightful informal farewell recep-
ton to Lieutenant Clyde Ford, assistant
surgeon Of the Fourth regiment of,
United States Volunteer Immunes, took
place at the residence. OF DR.. Frank lie
Moynes Hupp, on Fourteenth street,
Thursday evening between the hours OF
9 and Il p. m. A handsome sword, ap-
-propriately inscribed, was presented to
the guest OF honor by Rev. Joseph
Speers on behalf OF tte host OF the even
ing, and amid martial strains played by
: Mayors band the good-byes 10 one OF
the city's most popular young men were
spoken. Lieutenant Ford left on the
midnight train for active war duty.
Mrs. J. N. Vance was the guest Of
Moundsvllle friends during the week.
Miss Laura Crang!c Daizell leaves to-
. day for Washington. Pa. to offend
commencement exercises. Miss Dalzell
will be the guest of d.. Moirat and
family.
q Mrs. John P. Glass is entertaining as
house guest Miss Moore, of Elwell,
w. Va.
Miss Marjorie Gentry. OF Charleston,
niece Of the late Senator Kenra, and
who was the charming guest OF Miss
Mamie D. Grub. has gone to Webster
Springs to spend tho summer.
Miss Angela Feeny, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Feeny, OF North
Chapline street, has rs house guests her
cousins. Miss Fechtig, OF Baltimore, and
Miss McHenry, OF Cumberland.
J Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden. who was up
pointed paymaster In the. army with
rank of major. left "Wednesday for
Washington City, accompanied by Mr..
Robert Mcclure as clerk In the game
Office. Both appointments. in the esti.
nation Of their fellow citizens, were
worthy. made.
Mrs Thomas, mother Of Rev, N. s.
Thomas, OF st, Matthew's p. E. church,
Is visiting In Leavcnworth, Kas. i'd
Miss sutia Irwin, OF North Main
street has gone to Bay View. Mich, for
the GUNNER.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. McCabe Tor
the marriage Of Miss Belle Mccabc, one
OF the clty's most charming and popu-
lar young women. 20 Mr.. William Bates
Woods. at high noon. Tuesday, June %,
IN st. Lukc's P. T.. church. "a tS
With tho exception OF occasional bowl
Ing parties. next week is devoid OF invi-
tatlon affairs. NJ II
The betr6hal OF Mr.. Cecillo Eoscn-
wald to Miss Hannchen, daughter OF
Rev. DR.. B. A. Bnnnheim, Is looked upon
MS one OF the social events In this con-
munity. says the Las Vegas IN. Mcx,)
Optic OF June IL. Both Jew and Gem
tile. agree that this Ia most charming
union OF hands and hearts, for more
suitable and loving young couple can
hardly be found anywhere Cecilia, us
we all know him here, is n young mnn,
only twenty-four years old, La the jInior
partner OF his fathers extensive cstat-
ltshment and has ever. from his six
tcenth year to the present time, devoted
frimself strictly to the duties which 70
large n business demanded. and Young