The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13

P1tti, In. the minstrel part, and others
representing equally noteworthy, at
fractions. AFreak Exhibit, ipersonify-
Ing well known advertised circus ut
fractions. will mako up the latter part
OF the evening, at which performance
Colonel Robert White will be. the show
man. Prominent members, men and
women OF the church. wlll;be tho imper-
senators. A large audience SHOULD
greet the organization.
Especially beautiful were all the en-
vironments surrounding the wedding
ceremonies OF Miss Halle Hurst jacob,
Of Clinton. and MIR. Oscar Wells. OF Ed
Eerton, Mo-, at the family home OF Mr..
A. R!dgley Jacob. Thurzday afternoon
at O'clock. Rev. j.. C.. Carver, pastor
OF the West Liberty Presbyterian
church. assisted by Rev. LaIprty Greer,
OF Elm Grove, performed the marriage
service, In the presence o: many fr!ends.
The principals entered the parlor to the
Lohensrin wedding march. played by
Miss Hammond, preceded by the clergy
men and Master William II. Kelly. "
steubenvlllc, carrying the ring, and
Anna Kelley, as flower gitl After the
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left for an
eastern wedding trip. Both are graIu-
ates Of Bethany college and are favor
ably known In this city.
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Miss NJ. Hulda Deleplaine, of North
Chaplire street, is the guest of Pitts
burgh friends this week. to hear the
Damcrosch orchestra, and Viola Allen.
Miss Virginia Somes, of,Terra Haute,
10 the house guest OF Miss Elsie Whlta-
ker. at the home OF her parents. Hon.
and Mrs. y. E. Whitaker, On South
Chapllne street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Frlssell, with
their young daughter. Elizabeth. and
sister, Miss. Gene Logan, OF Fourteenth
street. have returned home from a con-
tinental trip OF six months.
Mr.. Fred Lange. OF Fourteenth street.
who travelled through Germany and
later took In the Paris exposition. ar
rived home yesterday.
The Misses Reed and Miss Catherine
Baird. of Washington, Pa. form n
house party entertained by Miss Louise
Todd Baird at the residence Of her
mother. Mrs. Margaret Baird. on Four
tenth street.
Mrs. Samuel Rand, of Rochester, N.
y. is the house guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank LeMoyne Hupp, on Fourteenth
| street.
Miss Rebecca Reed. OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Glover, Of Cadiz. and Mrs. E. S.
PAUL of Wellsburg. are being enter
tanned at the Joseph Fry PAUL resi-
| dence, Woodsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Williams, so
to Pittsburgh to-day, to hear the. DAM
rosch orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Holiday. are
moving from the Mcclure to their beau
tiful new home, on North Main street,
next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelsey Hall and
family are at the Mcclure for the win
ter.
Mrs. ]. V: Harding. OF Washington.
Pa. nee Miss Virginia Hupp. is the
house guest OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
John C. Hupp. Fourteenth street.
The M.rried Peoples dancing class
will meet for reorganization at Arlon
hall next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. P. Mather Archer leaves Monday
to visit her parents, at Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Graham. of Larch"
mont. \. Y. formerly OF Bridgeport,
have issued Invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss. Mary Graham.
and Mr.. Grant McCargo. OF Pittsburgh.
| The wedding will be solcmnized We'd
nesday evening. October "a. at st. Johns
P. E. church. Larchmont.
Mrs. Frank LeAloyne Hupp and house
guest. Mrs. Samuel Rand. go to Pitts
burgh to-day TO take In the Damrosch
orchestra concert and Viola Allen. at
| the Alvin.
Miss Eleanor Bricc. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Brice. Of North Main
street. is home from two months stay
at Mnrblcdale Conn, with Mr.. and Mrs.
| James B. fancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. fancy return
cd this week from Marbledale. Conn.
Mr.. Charles Frederic Frecmantle. of
Pittsburgh. will be 4. his studio, 1l2l
Main street, Tuesday morning. 1t is
| the intention OF Mr.. Frcemantle to or
gau!ze an orutoria Society here, which
will be learned with pleasure. since the
abandoning Of the one inauguraied
three years ago was much deplored by
Musical Wheeling. Success Is assured
anyone again undertaking It Mr.. Free
mantle studied chorus directing with
Sir Joseph Barnby. Mr.. Mollaue Gamma
dus, and Mr.. II. Newton. Of Guildhall