The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-19

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Cooke and party; II. B. GyImm. Mrs.
LANCE. c. NJ Magic, G.. HOFFMAN,. Mrs
William Stifel. Miss Bessie DOdds. Miss
Sadie Roberts. r. w. Kyle, Lee Har-
burger, Miss Jennie Wilde, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Watkins, jr., Miss Sadler,
Harry MUM, Miss Lizzie Carroll. Miss
Matte EXley, Ben Exley, Mrs. II.
Sheets and daughter. Miss Clara
Sheets; Edward Exley and wife; Miss
A. 8. Wood, G. W. YOst and party. OF
Bellaire; c. W. Appenzeller and party;
Charles Curran, Thomas Kelly, 7. H.
Creighton, ELI MUM.
Mrs. w. s. Greenlie. and children, OF
North Main street. are visiting Mr..
Greenliefs mother at Bridgeport, w.
A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed Miss Grace Lydick OF South Chapllne
street. Thursday evening. by her
friends In honor Of her birthday. Games
and music, combined with other aIuuse-
ments, were freely indulscd in. Among
those present were the following:
Misses Nettle Strobel. May McCrucken.
Daisy Baker, Della Snyder. Lula Man
ley. Mamie LydIok. Annie Breast, Hell
en- Lowry, and Miss Grace irwin. OF
ANEMAl NJ NAAus AANsnFHs AluN 4-IguEa WI
Heburn. John Gillespie. G. II. Hender-
son. Alfred Newman, Joe Balzer, Ralph
Pryor, Joe Howe and Earl Surglson.
DR.. Reed Baird and son. with Mr..
Alex. Mitchell and family returned Sum
day evening from very enjoyable
cOnching trip. embracing the noun
talns of West Virginia. Maryland and
Pennsylvania. The journey was made
| by easy stages and was OF the most de-
tightful character. The start vas
made from Washington. Pa, and the
towns they visited IN the itinerary were
successfully Waynesburg. Pa. Morgan
town, Terra Alta, RfngwoOd, Aurora,
Gormania. Maysvillc, Petersburg. How
ards Lick, MoOrcdeld and Romney.
W. Va. Cumberland and Frostburg,
Nd, and Pennington, Brownsville and
UniOntown. PA.
At Gormanig the party enjoyed the
hospitality OF that prince Of entertain
lers, John q. Hoffman. Jr., and his fam
ily. who, they say. could not do enough
for them. The trip was memorable for
the grandeur OF the mountain sceuesy
and the many places of historical inter-
est that lay in their pathway. nUtabiy
BTaddock's grave and the site OF old
Fort Necessity. Tho homeward trip
was made over the old National road.
which was a succession Of panoramic
splcndors.
Mrs George B. Caldwell and the
Misses Sue and Martha Caldwell are
among Wheeling society people at At
lantic City.
Allen Brock spent several days this
week In interior West Virginia, angling
for the elusive trout
The Misses Helms. OF Allegheny, were
the guests OF Miss Letta Marsh at her
home on South Penn street, Island, this
week.
Colonel Robert s. Irwin returned this
week from Georgian Bay, and left on
Thursday for a sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Miss Ella Brlce is the guest Of friends
in the Shenandoah Valley Virginia.
a party OF Wheeling people at Lake.
side. Ohio. for stay OF two weeks, in
cludes Miss Bessie Merschrod. Miss
Della AIetzner. Mrs. Kate Stromberg,
Misses Kate. and Amelia Neuhardt
Misses Bess and Minnie Wlncher. Miss
Fora Frankhauser. Misses Emma and
Winnie Donald. Mrs. George Wlncher
and daughter. Misses Carrie and Emma
Fritchie, Louis Fritehie, Mr., and Mrs.
William Schultz, Rev. Alllnger and
wife.
Mrs. Edward Pract, of the Island. is
visiting friends in Allegheny this
week.
Misses Mabel and Laura Morgan. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are the guests OF
Wheeling friends.
on Monday evening at Pleasant VAL
| ley Park, the Beethoven Society cele-
brated tie thirtleth anniversary of its
birth. The concert by the Opera House
orchestra was feature Many mem
bers OF the Martins Ferry Maenner-
Choir and the SweltzeT Verein were
present.
Monday evening Miss Mayme Keller
entertained a number OF her friends
with a trolley ride out the pike. COM
pIlmentary to her guest Miss Ella Car
ter. of Pittsburgh. After the ride the
party repaired TO the home OF Miss
Keller. on the South Side. and spent the
remainder Of the evening with various
social diversions.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Alice Martin, in BenwOOd, on
Wednesday morning, occurred the mar
riage OF Miss Halle Martin, 10 DR..
John n. Alley. The ceremony was a
quiet AFFAIR, witnessed by their imme-
diate friends and relatives, and was
performed by Rev. G. W. Bent, OF the
81. r. church. The groom is Benwood's
health officer. and a physician extreme
ly popular, while the bride, who was
teacher In the Benwood schools. enjoys
the esteem OF wide circle Of friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Alley left for Vldeo. Pa.
the groom's former home, and will re-
turn to Benwood next week.
A pretty wedding at Zion Lutheran
church occurred Wednesday evening
which united in wedlOck, Mr.. Charles
Schnepf, son Of MFR. Christian Schnepf
and Miss Stella Bertschey. Of South
Wood street. Rev. p. J. Hob was the
officiating clergyman. The attendants
were Miss Neitic Schncpf. sister Of the
| groom. and Mr. Chester Bertschey, bro
/ thor Of the bride. The ushers were
/ Messrs. Otto Schnepf. Ellsworth Wolfe,
| Harry Shnfer and August Martin. Mr.
Schncpf. who Is associated with his
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