The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-30

the guild was divided. for this purpose.
into three sections. The first has Mrs
George B. Caldwell as chairman, with
Miss sallle Carter as secretary. Mrs.
Charles Howard Simpson was chosen
chairman Of the second. with Miss
Nudge johnson as secretary. The third
has Mrs. Platon Zane as chairman, and
Mrs. N. S. Thomas us secretary An
elaborate entertainment has been
scheduled for next Thursday at HeaIn-
lee. Mrs. Frank Julian Hearne having
put the home. barn and grounds at the
disposal Of the ladies of the first d.
vision, to whose lot the first entertain
Ing for charity's sake falls. The enter.
tainment planned consists of play by
1.-THE Players" as a matinee perform
ance. with several selections. before and
after, by the choir boys OF ST. Mat
thew's, directed by Paris r. Myers, or
ganlst, and several numbers by the
Waldo Mandolin ane Guitar ounrtette.
After close OF the matinee in the barn
supper will be served and the enjoy
ment prolonged into the evening hours
by bowling matches. There is however,
a hitch in the proceedings. as far as
coming or next Thursday is concerned,
IL the great attraction, The Players
club, is to be on hand. The play to be
staged is not quite ready for presenta-
ton, In the opinion of the actors, and
there's the rub A meeting of the
ladies in charge, next Tuesday. will de-
eide the question.
There is a movement on foot to re-
organize the oratoriO society, and its
former director. Paris II. Myers, ex-
tends an invitation to all former mem-
bers and all others interested to meet
at his studio. on Market street. Monday
evening. October 2, at s O'Clock, at
which time the proposition of having
"The Messiah" sung during the Christ
mas holidays by the local chorus, with
prominent soloists engaged for the
work, will be discussed.
The private dining room at the Nc
Lure was formally opened Thursday
evening in a dinner given by Mr.. Fred
C. Meyer to conGenlal party
of friends. Mr.. Meyer has for several
years maintained a custom Of sweeten-
ing life by these manifestations Of
good fellowship, and he has established
a reputation as premier host. The
menu was an elaborate one. and there
were several happy ADDRESSED by AIr.
Meyer and his guests. Those present at
the dinner included the following gem
tlemen: Joseph Lawson, II. r. Jones, ].
| H. Jones, Joseph Seybold, ST., Joseph
.Seybold, jr.. Capt. c. ]. Rawling. F. p.
Mcneil. Charles II. Copp. Wylle Irwin,
DR.. j. NJ. Fawcett, Edgar f. Boyd, John
NJ. Brown, John Weisgerber.W. II. Har-
vey, Sam Kraft, Park Collier. Ralph
Kline, John Dick, Thomas Marker, ]. Z.
Ewing, Theo Roller, c: F. Ulrich, II. a.
| Shriver, Gala Mitchell, c. b. Van Keu-
rem, Simon Keim. ]. E. Giffen, L. VIII
helm, W. NJ. List, H. p. McGregor,
Samuel Matthews, W. NJ. Windsor,
Capt. James Hamilton. T. c. Meyer.
on Wednesday,. October 4, at the
! home of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. William Marsh. SO South Penn
street. Island, occurs the marriage Of
Mr.. David G. Morgan, jr.. and Miss Lee
ticia Marsh, one OF the Islands fairest
flowers. The ceremony, which Is to be
performed by Rev. C. L. Clarke. Of the
Thomson NJ. z. church, will be Witness
| ed by only the relatives and closer
friends. The newly married couple will
leave on trip Of two weeks, which will
include Boston. New York and other
cities in the east. on thel= return they
will be at home at the Marsh home. Mr..
Morgan is connected with his fathers
insurance agency, and is one Of Wheel
/ ing's best known young men, whose
many friends VIII lose no time in ex-
tending hearty congratulations.
At Darlington, Wednesday afternoon.
at the residenc. of Captain W. S. Sims.
occurred the wedding OF their charm-
ing and accomplished daughter Bessie
Leonore. to Mr.. George n. Wells, OF
| Wheeling. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Robert +. Sears, Of
WOodsfeld, o.. n cousin OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left on the Pennsyl
/ ynnIa line for New York and Boston.
/ and will be Mt home after October 10
at the Stamm hotel.
a wedding occurred on Thirteenth
street Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
the contracting parties being Mr.. Will
lam II. Dorsey, OF Moundsyille, and
| Mrs. Jessie D. Jennings, OF this city.
Only a few of the intimate friends OF
the couple witnessed the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. D.
L. Ash, OF Moundsville. Following the
ceremony n reception and supper were
| given. The pariors were beautifully dec
Grated with palms, potted flowers and
white and pink roses. The brides home
was formerly In st. Clairsville. where
she is well known and has many warm
friends who wish her n long and happy
welded life. They will be ut home to
their friends In Moundsvllle.
The wedding has been announced Of
Miss Helen ". Otto, daughter OF Mrs.
/ y. Otto, TO Mr.. John G. Williamson. to
occur at the home OF the brides mother.
Is North Broadway, October 1S at s
o'clock p. m.
The Brunswick parlors were the scene
OF a very pretty wedding Wednesday
! evening at O'Clock, the contracting
! parties being Miss Laura y. SchlOsser
and Mr.. Harry Grelner. The ceremony