The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-16

The committee decided to call a meet
ing Of the entire association for Thurs
day, September p, at 1880 p. M. n
which time plans for the fall enter
tainment win be discussed. All grad
yates Of the public schools are request
ed to be present Tho association
which recently organized with George
W. Bowers as president; Harvey Jam.
ison, vice president; Alma Spell. secre.
tnry is in a flOurishing condition.
Mrs. August Kraatz entertaiaed In q
very delightful manner a number Of
her friends Mt her residence on Buckeye
street, in Martins Ferry, last evening
The interior of the house had previous.
ly been tNstefully decorated with flow
ers and plants. About thirty guests
were present and an enjoyable eyening
was spent by all who were fortunate
enough to have been invited.
On Wednesday afternoon. Miss Grace
Stone. OF South Front street, Island
gave a brilliant reception In honor Of
her guest, Miss Hetzel. of New York
In the evening the young ladies' who as
sisted Miss Stone in receiving were her
guests at cards. followed by dancing. II
was a delightful function.
A large trolley party was given ovel
the Wheeling. Railway Company's lines
last night, by the young people OF the
Zane street. chapllnc street, and wes-
ley NJ. e. churches.
A notable wedding of interest tc
many Wheeling people occurred al
Canton on Thursday The contracting
parties were Mr.. William ]. oby and
Miss Georgia Van Fosser, both Of
Canton. The bride is niece of Mfr
and Mrs. w. B. odbert. of South Chap.
line street, and Miss Gardner. of this
city, was one of the bridesmaids
Among the guests present We're: Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. oby. of Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs Speaker. of Alliance; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Il. Colbert. Of Wheeling
Senator and Mrs. SIlas j. Williams. ant
Miss Williams, Of Alliance: Mr.. j. d
BIsbee. of Chicago; Miss Krast, OF
Parkersburg: Mrs. James NJ Seymour
and daughter of Norwalk. Miss Ferr
Fogle, Mr.. Ellet and Dr. King, of AL.
lance, and Mr.. j. E. Young, of Pitts
burgh.
Miss Katherine Elinefelter. OF Gin.
cinnatl. who has been the CUES. oil
Wheeling friends for the summer, ha.
returned home. Miss Klinefelter is 9
charming girl and a host of friends
here regret her departure.
Yesterday at noon, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Yost. in colerain. .oc
CURED the wedding of their daughter
Miss Sadie A. Yost. and Mr.. Newton
AIcNIlllen, of Medina. Ohio. The at
tendants were Miss Edith Yost, brides
maid; Mr.. Albert McAIlllen, best man
Mr.. w. B. Hall and Miss Edna Adolph
of Bridgeport; Mr.. Harry Bowman ant
Miss May McNIlllen. The couple left fol
Niagara Falls and other northern re
sorts, and in short time will be a
home in Medina.
Thursday evening at the home o.
Hon. and Mrs. C. S. McFadden. ii
MoundsvilIe occurred the wedding o
Mr.. William H. McFadden and Mis-
Bessie L. Allen, of this city. Only tn,
members Of the families were present
The ceremony was performed by Rev
D. a. Cunningham, D. D., pastor of thu
First Presbyterian church, Of this city
An elaborate dinner followed the cere
mony. The groom is the manager o
an iron mill in Pittsburgh, and his co
workers there remembered him and hi
bride quite handsomely with a silve
dinner service. More than q score o
congratulatory kilograms were recelv
cd
Out at Camp Birch" on Big Wheel
ing creek. the Linsly Institute cadet
have been spending a week of grea
enjoyment, though the rigidity of tn
military discipline that rules within it
confines represses any excessive wild
ness Of spirits on the part of tn
Youngsters. Yesterday afternoon tn,
camp was visited by Prof. John NJ
Birch, late principal of the institute
ACCOMPANIED by Rev. Joseph speers, o
the second Presbyterian church, VIII
were guests OF honor. Mr.. speers tool
| turn at the rifle range, and score'
two bulls-eyes out Of three shots. Mr.
birch. however, would not endange
his prestige as the probable command
or Of a wheeling military company b!
giving an exhibition OF his skill or lacl
OF skin with the rifle. This Afternoon
| there will be many visitors in TIN
camp from the city, and at p. m. tn
boys win be addressed by Rev. Jacol
Birmingham. rector of ST. Luke's P. +
church. Island. The boys will breal
camp this evening and return to tn
city. preparatory to the opening Of tn
fail terra of the institute next Mondny
Mr.. Charles W. Brockunlcr nnt
daughter. Miss Sara Brockunier o
NORTH Main street, arc home from Ra
portaae. cnnadn, for n few days, prio