The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-02

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losing their shoes they drlfted down I'M
til they got to large rock in the mid
die OF the stream. Unable to get far
Their they rested there until farm
hand came to their rescue with bare
backed mule. Being unaccustomed to
horseback riding they went ashore
clothes-pin fashion, little worse for
wear, feeling that they had had very
thrilling experlence.-Hompshire Rom-
ne0 Review.
OF the Geiger-Wenzel wedding at
Dayton, Ohio. the Journal of that city
says: The beautiful Sander homestead,
on East Third street. was the scene of
very happy event last evening when
the marriage OF Miss Amanda Wenzel,
granddaughter of the late Colonel
William Sander, to Mr.. Charles Geiger
of Wheeling. w. Va. was celebrated
with appropriate ceremonies. The
large parlors were tastefully adorned
with palms and other choice plants. and
presented picture beautiful in the
extreme. The bride Is n beautiful and
accomplished young lady, and is ad-
mired for her many admirable traits by
large number OF friends. She is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Wen
eel. The groom was formerly of this
city. having recently removed to Wheel
ing, w. Va, where he engaged In the
drug business. which he has conducted
with considerable success, He is son
of Dr. c. H. Gelger. The bride was
handsome In white swiss. In attend
ance was Miss Tillie Morgensteln, Of
Cincinnati. who appeared to advantage
in light organdie with pink trimmings.
The groom was attended by Mr. Will
lam schenk. of Wheeling. The bridal
party were preceded to the altar by two
pretty little flower girls, Charlotte Rot
terman and Marguerite Sander. They
were attlred in white. carrying a bas-
ket of white and pink flowers. The
ring servIcs was employed, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. F, n.
McAIll,n. of the Memorial Presbyterian
church.
Misses Maggie Parker and Mary
Fitzgerald returned yesterday to their
homes in Pittsburgh, after three
weeks visit to Mrs. Thomas HOwleY
of the Island.
A pleasant reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Robinson Mt the
United Presbyterian church In Martins
Ferry last evening. About two hun
dreG member OF the congregation were
present, and an enjoyable time was
spent by all. The church was taste
fully decorated with flowers and plants,
and presented a beautiful appearance.
Refreshments were served by the ladies
OF the church.
Mrs. George A. Huntington and her
mother, Mrs. L. tSidwell. who have been
at Mountain Lake Park for several
weeks, returned home yesterday after
noon. They were accompanied by Mr..
Huntington, of the Intelligencer, who
has been at Mountain Lake Park and
Falrmont during the week, at the last
named place the three having stopped
over to attend the wedding of Mr.. Dun
ningtons sister, Wednesday evening.
The Young Mems Christian AssocIa-
ton has arranged the annual lecture
and entertainment course for the COM
ing season. The talent selected is OF
more than usual interest and merit.
The programme is as follows:
John Temple Graves, a most eloquent
southern lecturer.
Franz wilczek Grand Concert Com
pany-
The Rogers-Grilley RecItals. HUI
morous and musical
DR.. A. W. Lamar. strong lecturer.
The New York Concert Company.
The Bostonia sextette Club has been
engaged as a special attraction.
The Ladies OF the G. A. r., Depart
ment of West Virginia, leave to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 over the Penn
sylyanIa railroad for the Philadelphia
national convention. going one route
and returning another. The following
is a partial list: Mrs. Anna Bell Topp.
department president; Mrs. NJ. Anna
Hall, department organizer; Miss Della
Ebellng, inspector; Miss Ruth Hall, del
egate; Mrs. Alex. Frew, Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. Rebccca Nelson. Mrs. Radciiff and
daughter Mrs. Anna NJ. Fremder, Mrs.
Gamble. Miss Virginia Hall, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Sheets and others. The
ladies expect a very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs John Frew, of Four
tenth street, are expected home to-day
after short trip along the Atlantic
coast, which included the voyage coast
wise from New York to Halifax, st.
Johns, and other provincial porte.
The following Invitation has been re-
celved by friends of the contracting
parties In this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Yost
request the pleasure OF your company at
the marriage Of their daughter,
Sadie,
to
Mr. Newton !. Mcmillan,
Thursday. September fourteenth,
at II o'clock a; m"
Colernin. Ohio
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