The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

| Of the groom, Mrs. John Frew, Mrs.
steenrod. mother OF ex-sheriR Lewis
steenrod. Mrs. Frank Julian Hearne,
Mr.. Harry w. Franzhelm, Mr.. George
Baird ard Mr.. Joseph speldel, il.
Wheeling people present at the Smith
Dana wedding at Charleston, were Hon.
and Mrs. Nelson E. Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Moftat, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wal
ker Peterson ana Mr.. and Mrs. HULL
hen ouarrIer.
Miss Florence Mcknight, OF Pitts
burgh, sister Of Mr.. Thomas Reed Nc
Knight, and wife. formerly Miss Lydia
McMechen, is the house guest OF Mr..
! and Mrs. George X. McMechen, OF
Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and Mrs G.
A, Aschmann handsomely entertained
the Married Ladies' Euchrc Club, at the
Caldwell home, on Sixteenth street,
yesterday afternoon. The prize win.
ners were Mrs John Topping. Mrs. OIL
yer Thompson Rhodes, Mrs. j. D. cul.
bertson and Mrs. John NIofrat. Miss
Madge johnson. OF Pleasant Valley, cap
tured the visitors prize from a large
number Of adversaries. An unusual
feature of the afternoons pleasure was
the playing of Professor Charles w.
Rillmyer. The next regular entertaIn-
ment OF the club will be Friday. No
vember 10th, at the residence on South
chapllne street OF Mr.. T. C. Motiat with
Mrs. Mofrat and daughter, Mrs. John
H. Storer, and Mrs. j. E. Taussig, as
hostesses. Now under discussion is the
giving of an evening progressive euchre
party to the husbands and friends OF
the ladies of the organization, the time
to be next week, the pleace either the
Point.
The ladies of the Hospital association
have decided TO give their Charity Ball
in the Christmas holidays and at the
Mcclure. The time and place and pro-
mOters are a suDerlatively strong COM
blnation.
The leading society event In steuben-
vile this week. was the Cook Hagan
wedding Tuesday afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church, which was crowd
ed by invited guests. The bride, than
whom none was ever more lovely or
beautiful, is from one of the leading
families of stcubenvIlle; and the groom
popular young banker, Is the only son
of Hon. John NJ. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H, Devore, of this city, relatives OF the
Cooks, attended the wedding.
Miss Mae Belle Hart. of Washington,
D, c., sister of Hon. C. b. Hart. United
States minister at Bogota. will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Hoft-
man. at the stamm for several days.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton and daughter,
of steubenville. o., are the guests OF
Miss Virginia Parker, Fifteenth street.
At st. LIKES church, Island. on We'd
nesday. occurred a pretty wedding in
which the principals were Miss Isabel
Martin Watts Henry, of the Island,
and Mr.. William Elliott Hayes, OF Chi
cago. The bride is known throughout
the city, having a host of friends who
unite in hearty well wishes The groom
is a young business man in Chicago.
After the impressive Protestant EpI5-
copal ceremony had been pronounced
by Mr.. Birmingham, the wedding party
was driven to the KIncheloe home, on
Virginia street. where the wedding din
ner was discussed. In the afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes left for the cast
In two weeks they will be at home in
Chicago. The brides many Wheeling
friends regret her removal from the
city, but unite in the hope that she may
ind her lies happiness In her chosen
home.
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The CotilllOn Club. under the dIrec-
ton Of Prof. Delbrugge. will meet at
Arion hall next Thursday evening.
A wedding of note was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Hon. and Mrs. c. W. Brockunler, North
Main street, the principals being their
| daughter Sara Zane RrockunIeF and
Mr.. Howard Forsyth. of Chicago. ow-
ing 10 the death recently Of Mrs. Brock
unier's sister. the guest list was lImKed
to immediate relatives and intimate
friends OF the bride and groom. Rev.
George E. Reed. D. D., president Of
Dickinson college. at Carlisle, Pa. a
friend Of the BroekuRIer family. was the
officiating clergyman. The maids OF
the birdie were her sister Miss Mary
BrockunIer; her cousin. Miss sallle
Brady. OF Buckingham county, Vir-
GINA; Misses Mary Simpson AMI Lee
Caldwell, of this city, and Miss Jose
phlne Edgar. OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Mr..
Holmes. brother Of the groom, was best
man. The bride wore brocade satin,
princesse court train and trimmed with
orange blossoms. She carried white
vfofets and lilies OF the valley. The
maids wore gowns OF white organdie.
dccolette On traIne. and carried white
satin muffs. with showers OF vlolets and
violet head dress. The floral dccora-