The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-24

duplicate whist at the home Of the
Misses Hunter. on Fourtesnth street.
Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock, viii
be solemnized the marriage OF DR.. John
Waddell Sturer and Miss Mary Hudson
Moffat, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I, C. Moffat, IN the Second Presbyterian
church, historic in the traditions OF the
family OF the brlde-elect. Over seven
hundred invitations have been Issued
the ushers OF this concourse OF friends
TO be Mr.. Archie Moffat, brother OF the
bride; Mr. Charles W. Paxton, Mr.. sam
Harper, Mr. Frank Berry, Mr.. VIII P.
Wilson and Mr.. Tom Sweeney. Mr.. Ar
thur @. Hubbard will accompany DR..
Storer TO, the altar and the attendants to
Miss Moffat are her sister, Miss
Blanche Mofrat, as maid OF honor, and
Miss Jessie Moffat, Miss Elsie Whita-
ker, Miss Elizabeth Mendel, Miss Sue
Caldwell, Miss Louise Todd Baird, OF
this city, and Miss Bessie Dana, OF
Charleston. The ceremony Will be per-
formed b. Rev. James D. Mohat, presi-
dent Of Washington-Jefferson college
brother OF Mr.. T. c. Moffat, and Rev.
Joseph Speers, pastor Of the church, al
ter which a reception will be rendered
luhl party anu LAlG AAAAAAlNAhsAAN
atIves of the contracting families, at the
handsome residence OF the brides par
ents on South Chapline street. The
planning Of the wedding has been char
acterlzed by beautiful simplicity, and
Will be so carried out. The color scheme
is pink and white. the organdle dresses
OF the young girls to reflect this In a
dainty shade. The young men compris-
Ing the party were last evening entor-
tained by DR.. Storer at the Fort Henry
club, and the Foung women bE Miss
Louise Todd Baird, at the residence OF
her mother on Fourteenth street This
first wedding OF the season unhes two
Of the best known and oldest families In
the state DR.. Storer Is the only son o.
the late Dr. John II. and Mrs. Susan
waddell Storer. OF Elm Grove, and Is a
young man OF sterling worth, profess
sIonaily. and cordially recognized by tho
fraternity, a member Of the Fort Henry
Club and popular in the best circles,
business and social. Miss Moffat, tall
DISTINGUISHED appearing brunette, Is the
granddaughter OF the late William B.
quarter and the late Rev Joha Mo1at,
men prominent in the early advance
ment OF this city.
Mrs Frank J. Hearne IL in New York
City, In attendance at the sick bed OF
Mr.. Edwin Hearne.
Mrs Charles ]. Milton. OF St. Louis.
who has been the guest Of her father,
Major IorIng, during the summer, left
for home Wednesday, taking her father
with her In hope OF benehttln6 his
health.
Mrs. Fannie Caldwell Hempstone. OF
Washington City.will be at home for the
winter at the Mcclure House.
Miss Florence Atkinson is the house
guest OF Miss Bessie Recon Fourteenth
street.
The Twentieth Century Girls met for
the first time this season at the resi-
dence OF General Alfred Caldwell, on
North Main street, his daughters Miss
Laura and Miss Helen, being prominent
members Of the organization.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club met
during the week. preparatory TO the
winters regular meetings.
Mrs. jacob ". Grub entertained
duplicate whist club yesterday after
noon. This special set embraces Mrs, j.
w. Grub. Mrs Charles II. fancy Mrs.
W. W. Arnett and Mrs. Alex Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel s. Thomns,
Mrs. ]. d Culbertson and Miss Mamie
D. GrIbb. are n party contemplating n
trip to Washington City. Monday Oc-
tOber ., in connection with church work.
Hon. and Mrs. John A. Howard are at
home at the Harden residence ON
Twelfth street
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Stalmann nrc Mt
home at Harden's,on North Main street
Mrs. John II. Storcr. OF Clcnrfeld, Pn.,
is In the city for the storer-Moffat we'd
dinu and is the guest OF her son at the
residence Of Mrs j. f. Merrlman, on
North Chapllne street.
Mrs Julius Poilocl: and dauGhter,MisS
Emily, are In Burlington, Iowa. Mrs
Poilock's g!rlhood home. Thcy were
Cilled there by death Of Me- Ashley
Crane "a nbDhety NJ Mrs Pollock. VINO